According to ancient theory, the symptoms and signs that indicate a diagnosis of allergies relate to imbalances in the meridian and organ system of the body. These imbalances may stem from a variety of causes, including stress, poor diet, constitutional weakness, pollutants and environmental toxins.
Over time, if imbalances remain within the body, they will affect the functions of the organ systems. some of these Organ systems are involved in the production of wei qi. according to the theories of acupuncture , it is important to have the correct quality and quantity of wei qi circulating around the body in order to stay healthy.
What is wei Qi?
The concept of wei Qi is similar to the immune system. wei Qi functions to protect and defend the body against foreign substances that if not caught can lead to allergies. when Wei Qi is strong and abundant, we remain healthy. When the supply of Wei Qi becomes inadequate, health is compromised and we become vulnerable to foreign invaders such as dust, mold, animal dander, bacteria, viruses and pollen.
Acupuncture support and strengthen the immune system of the body that are involved in the production of Wei Qi. By building up the supply of wei Qi, and facilitating the smooth and free flow of qi through the body, symptoms and signs related to allergies could be greatly reduced or eliminated.
What will acupuncture do?
An acupuncturist will conduct a through exam, taking a complete health history. They will then develop a unique treatment plan that will address your specific needs and concerns. the goals of the treatment plan will be to eliminate visible symptoms and signs, while addressing the root causes and underlying imbalances affecting the quality and quantity of Wei Qi.
acupuncture may be combined with herbals, homeopathy, dietary enhanges, massage (tiuna) or exercises. These therapies accelerate the healing process in order to balance, build and support the body's wei Qi. acupuncture is drug-free, safe and non-invasive, very effective way to eliminate hay-fever, allergies or common cold.
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