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Fight Holiday Stress with Acupuncture
The holidays are supposed to be a time of joy, celebration and love. But for many, the holidays mean added stress, anxiety and lack of sleep. Some polls show Americans spend an average of 42 hours annually on holiday activities. This could be anything from shopping to traveling to preparing food. And all of that adds up to extra stress
Research Closing in on How Acupuncture Affects Stress
by Toni Twitty
Acupuncture OKC: Chinese Medicine Expert
Get stress relief with Acupuncture
It is a widely held belief that acupuncture is a great way to relieve stress, but how does it do so? Several studies have seen groups diagnosed with chronic stress display remarkable improvement in quality of life and lower stress levels due to acupuncture.
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Toni is very passionate about the well-being of her patients and she makes me feel at ease during each appointment. She is very knowledgeable when it comes to acupuncture and what treatments are best. I actually look forward to having needles being put in me every week! 🙂
In addition to facial rejuvenation acupuncture, I can’t believe how many of
Chronic Stress: Acupuncture Can Help
It is a widely held belief that acupuncture is a great way to relieve stress. Several studies have seen groups diagnosed with chronic stress display remarkable improvement in quality of life and lower stress levels due to acupuncture. Despite this evidence it has remained largely unclear why or how acupuncture is able to reduce stress levels. A recent study however
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Stress
Stress is a natural response of the body to the various demands we place upon it. In ancient times, our stress response, also known as our fight or flight response, provided us with energy to preserve life during difficult situations, such as an attack or threat by a wild animal. Unfortunately, modern day stress is considerably higher, more frequent and