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Acupuncture
Overview
Originating
in
China more than 2,500 years ago, acupuncture
is
one of the oldest
and most
commonly used medical treatments in the
world. Hundreds of acupuncture points on the human body are
connected by meridians, or pathways. These pathways conduct energy,
which regulate spiritual,
emotional, mental, and physical well-being.
Disruptions
to
these
pathways are believed to be responsible for
disease.
Hair-thin needles are gently inserted at specific points on the body to help balance the Yin and Yang, unblock stagnant energy, and restore health to the body and mind. Millions
of
Americans have safely received acupuncture for the treatment of a
broad
spectrum of health
conditions, including pain relief.  Acupuncture Techniques at Soaring Crane Acupuncture: Eric's technique is gentle and calming. Please refer to the "What can acupuncture treat?" section to learn about how acupuncture may be helpful for you. Acupuncture & Massage: A synergistic effect is created when receiving acupuncture followed by bodywork. Acupuncture opens the meridians and allows a person to be more receptive to bodywork. Smoking
Cessation Program: This
program consists of a series or
acupuncture treatments designed to help you quit smoking. Eric's approach to smoking cessation is discussed in the following published articles: Living Well: Don't Give Up on Being a Quitter, by Bob Condor (Seattle PI, June 19, 2006) Don't Give Up on Becoming a Quitter, by Cherie Black (Seattle PI, November 16, 2006)What Can Acupuncture
Treat?
The World Health Organization recognizes more than 43 clinical conditions as appropriate for treatment with acupuncture and Oriental medicine. Addictions - Alcohol, nicotine, and drugs. Digestive - Abdominal pain, chronic diarrhea, constipation, heartburn, indigestion. Ear, Nose and Throat - Congestion, ear aches, sore throat. Emotional and Psychological - Anxiety, depression, insomnia, nervousness, stress. Gynecological - Irregular or painful periods, menopausal symptoms, PMS. Musculoskeletal - Back, neck, shoulder and knee pain, muscle cramping and pain, sciatica, tennis elbow. Neurological - Dizziness, headaches, migraines, post-operative pain. Respiratory - Asthma, common cold, sinusitis, smoking cessation. Other - Chronic fatigue, immune system tonification. Will My Insurance Pay for Acupuncture?
Quite possibly. I am a preferred provider with some private insurance plans and specialize in PIP (automobile accident-related injury) claims. Please check with your insurance company regarding your health benefits. Most plans allow you to self-refer for acupuncture.
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