Bowen Therapy is a gentle non-invasive, hands-on therapy for pain relief,it can be used to treat musculoskeletal or related neurological problems including: Acute sports injuries, Chronic conditions, Fibromyalgia, Migraines, Asthma & Parkinson's disease. Bowen Therapy uses gentle and relaxing techniques instead of forceful manipulations! To find a qualified Bowen therapist, contact Gregg McDonald at Brisbane Livewell Clinic or schedule an online appointment with Gregg McDonald at https://www.brisbanelivewellclinic.com.au/
Monday, January 16, 2017
Looking for a holistic remedial body technique that provides pain relief?
Bowen Therapy is a gentle non-invasive, hands-on therapy for pain relief,it can be used to treat musculoskeletal or related neurological problems including: Acute sports injuries, Chronic conditions, Fibromyalgia, Migraines, Asthma & Parkinson's disease. Bowen Therapy uses gentle and relaxing techniques instead of forceful manipulations! To find a qualified Bowen therapist, contact Gregg McDonald at Brisbane Livewell Clinic or schedule an online appointment with Gregg McDonald at https://www.brisbanelivewellclinic.com.au/
Smokers Edition: Managing Stress With Acupuncture
Stress
has now become common amongst not just working individuals; it has
taken over the lives of almost everyone. From teenagers to stay-at-home
mothers, there isn’t a single individual who hasn’t become accustomed to
the symptoms of stress.
Despite
being immune to the idea of stress, we still do not know how to manage
it. To simply stop thinking about the problems that ail us does not make
sense.
While
stress can be managed, it does not randomly disappear. It causes
various problems in the lives of individuals it affects. Some of these
problems can affect us physically, resulting in cardiovascular diseases
and high blood pressure. Not only that, stress leads to the habit of
smoking. Many college-aged youngsters take up smoking as a way to fit
into a clique due to peer pressure.
Some
individuals take medication in order to reduce or manage stress levels.
Unfortunately, it does not always work. Therapy and medication is
immensely beneficial in managing stress. However, some individuals
prefer to opt for natural methods. One of these methods is acupuncture.
What is Acupuncture?
Acupuncture
is derived from ancient Chinese medicine and has garnered attention in
the West. It uses fine needles—thinner than the average sewing needle—to
stimulate the nerve pathways in order to treat various health-related
problems.
The techniques used are by acupuncturists who
have knowledge of where the pressure points of the body are located.
Needles that are used for the alternative medicine practice are known as
‘acupuncture needles’.
These needles are not ordinary and despite popular believe, are painless.
The needles are inserted into the skin, underneath the first layer, carefully and away from where the nerves are located.
By touching upon the correct pressure points, the nerves in the body are stimulated, blocking pain signals sent to the brain.
This
is beneficial for those who suffer from chronic stress because the
symptoms can become physical, resulting in headaches and lower back
pain. Constant stimulation of the brain through over-thinking can result
in individuals to become fatigued.
When
pressure points are hit, the neurotransmitters in the brain—known as
dopamine and serotonin—are released. This creates a temporary effect of
joy and happiness, making the person forget about pain or fatigue.
When
dopamine is released from the brain, it creates feelings of happiness
and adrenaline rush. For a couple of moments, individuals forget about
their problems. This reduces levels of stress in the body, lowering high
blood pressure as well.
Many
antidepressants work in the same manner. They release dopamine and
serotonin, creating feelings of euphoria. For some individuals,
acupuncture works because it is a natural way to alleviate symptoms of
stress.
If you are looking for an acupuncturist in North Brisbane, visit Brisbane Livewell Clinic or call (07) 3861 5881.
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