Acupuncture Therapy is an ancient form of Chinese medicine dating back over 5,000 years.
What is Acupuncture?
Acupuncture therapy works on the body’s specific channels (meridians) through which energy (chi) flows. While this energy, or chi, flows smoothly, no specific pain or disease will occur. If the chi is deficient, excess in quantity, or not flowing freely, then there will be disease. Hence, each meridian and each point have characteristics used to help diagnose and treat a patient. When very fine acupuncture needles are gently placed at specific points on the skin, energy is redirected to bring about a healing response.
When all the meridians are in good and proper working order, the body is balanced. Therefore, all of the physiological systems are functioning at optimum levels.
When we get sick, it is a sign that the body has somehow become out of balance, and that’s when we develop colds and flu and more severe diseases like diabetes, arthritis, and cancer. Acupuncture can help the body heal itself and restore balance, good health, and quality of life.
Acupuncture Therapy Can Help
The World Health Organization recognizes acupuncture as an effective treatment for more than 35 common illnesses.
In addition, acupuncture therapy is known to:
- Normalize physiological functions
- Stimulate the immune system
- Relieve drug and alcohol withdrawal symptoms
- Aid in behavior modifications such as weight loss and smoking cessation.
- Reduce tension, stress, and depression
There are many illnesses, ailments, and “disharmonies” which can be resolved using acupuncture therapy alone, as well as using it in conjunction with Western medicine.
Here is a short list of what acupuncture therapy can help with:
- Anxiety
- Asthma
- Autoimmune disorders
- Blood circulation
- Cardiovascular
- Depression
- Digestive issues
- Endorphin Levels
- Gastrointestinal issues
- Insomnia
- The Immune System
- Menstrual/Women’s Health
- Musculoskeletal issues
- Respiratory issues
- Skin Conditions
- Stress Management
- and much more!
A licensed acupuncturist nationally certified as a Diplomate of Acupuncture is a dedicated, caring, compassionate acupuncturist with high-quality and effective care standards. She believes in establishing an empowering, respectful partnership with her patients to achieve health goals and promote overall balance and well-being. Further, by taking a holistic approach and blending various acupuncture techniques, she will create unique, individualized treatment plans specifically for each patient.
Gurneet received her Bachelor of Arts, Master of Science in Acupuncture, and Doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine. In addition, she is a lifelong learner who has completed additional training and education in various areas, including women’s health, cancer support, Ayurvedic medicine, NADA (detox) training, pediatrics, touch therapies, botanical medicine, essential oils, and Bach flowers. In addition, Gurneet is invested in providing gentle, safe, and relaxing treatments for various health concerns, including stress and mood management, pain relief, women’s health issues, digestive support, insomnia/sleep support, skin conditions, allergies/immune system support, and assistance in cancer care.
Session Costs
Practitioners at Airmid Wellness are certified by the Commonwealth of PA and by NCCAOM.
Sessions are scheduled directly with the Acupuncturist and take place at 1250 Old York Road, Warminster, PA.
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