American College of Acupuncture

The American College of Acupuncture has witnessed acupuncture being used in a variety of treatments and rehabilitation processes. Among these different processes is acupuncture’s use in helping stroke survivors recover and regain their health.  There have been  many documented accounts  of stroke victims who have benefited from acupuncture. Many of them felt stronger and in better shape after they included acupuncture in their post-stroke recovery regimen. Holistic Recovery for Stroke Survivors Given acupuncture’s long, well-documented history in the orient, it’s not a surprise that it’s  frequently used in that region  as a treatment for paralysis, swallowing problems, depression, and other issues that can take place after a stroke. The American College of Acupuncture explains that acupuncture is capable of opening up blood vessels for better blood circulation, and decreases the chances of clotting. It’s incredibly beneficial not just in preventing ...

The American College of Acupuncture often receives queries from parents about acupuncture for children. Many adults have experienced notable increases in health and wellness through the treatment, and often wonder if the same can apply to their children. But how safe is acupuncture for kids, and can children really receive treatment? Are there any effects that parents should know about? A gentle, natural treatment Acupuncture treatment for kids is considered a natural and minimally invasive approach to treatment and therapy. For parents who may be concerned about needles—perhaps worried about having needles on the kids’ skin, or maybe they know their children are afraid of needles—the American College of Acupuncture assures them that several treatments don’t require needles. Acupuncture for kids’ problems Parents have been turning to acupuncture as a cure or relief from various issues, including teething, colic, seasonal allergies, and even boosting the immune system durin...