Acupuncture

Exploring varying pain management modalities may eventually lead to acupuncture. An ancient healing technique first discovered in records dated around 6000 BCE, acupuncture has continued to find a home in health and wellness facilities throughout the world. For individuals looking to try out the best acupuncture in your area, keep on reading to find out how Newmarket Naturopathic & Integrative Health Clinic can help.

Targeted Pain Relief Through Acupuncture

Acupuncture may have been borne from China but the practice has since become popular in clinics and practices of every background. With more than 2,500 years of sustained practice, acupuncture is truly a service that can provide benefits when supplied by a professional.

How Does Acupuncture Work?

When clients sign up for acupuncture at Newmarket Naturopathic & Integrative Health Clinic, they will experience targeted pain relief through the insertion of thin needles. This is a minimally invasive technique that triggers the body's healing response.

What Can Acupuncture Help With?

Acupuncture is a treatment modality that can provide support for several different conditions. With that being said, the most common chronic conditions to induce acupuncture treatment are chronic headaches, sinus pressure, allergies, and migraines.

Other conditions that acupuncture can potentially treat include

• Insomnia

• Hypertension

• Chronic Neck, Back, Knee, and Head Pain

• Menstrual Cramps

• Osteoarthritis

Ultimately the goal when pursuing acupuncture is to provide your body with balance through the targeted treatment of trigger points throughout our system. Despite how long acupuncture has been around, people are still coming to learn the benefits that the treatment provides.

Newmarket Naturopathic & Integrative Health Clinic provides access to holistic wellness solutions for clients throughout Newmarket and the surrounding area. We are proud to offer professional acupuncture services through our holistic and board certified naturopathic doctors. We accept direct billing and are covered by the vast majority of extended health plans.

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