Acupuncture for Allergies
Allergy treatment is one of our deepest areas of expertise. Our allergy patients
typically find relief from their worst symptoms in just several treatments.
In our experience, acupuncture is especially effective in relieving the following
symptoms:
- Sneezing
- Runny nose
- Rash, Itchiness
- Congestion
- Confusion and Dizziness
Whether your allergies are caused by pollen, insects, mites, chemicals, foods, or
medications, the underlying cause of your body's allergic response is the same.
This is why acupuncture, which has been proven to have beneficial effects for the
immune system, can help you overcome even the most severe allergies.
Testimonials
Amazing does not begin to describe my experience with Dr. Chen. I have
had allergies all my life with my worst symptoms being sneezing, sinus congestion,
and runny nose. I have tried all the standard treatments which were either not effective
or caused too many side effects. I found Acupuncture for Natural Healing through
citysearch like many other people. I was told that I should see immediate relief
after just the first treatment but long term effects may take some more treatments.
After the first session, which lasted about 45 minutes, my nose began to run uncontrollably.
This lasted for TWO ENTIRE DAYS. Never in my life had my nose run so much... I had
to grab a tissue literally every minute for two entire days. After those two days,
my allergies COMPLETELY DISAPPEARED. This was the best thing that could have happened
for me and my Allergies and I cannot be more thankful to these wonderful healers.
I will spread the word about acupuncture and its amazing effects everywhere I go,
for the rest of my life!
-MJP, Active Acupuncture Patient, NYC, New York |
Scientific Literature
Key points from recent publications:
- Several well designed studies found evidence that acupuncture is effective in managing
various types of allergies. The studies found that patients suffering from allergic
rhinitis that recieved acupuncture had significantly less severe symptoms than those
who did not. (more)