Acupuncture forInsomnia
Occasional trouble sleeping is natural, but insomnia is habitual sleeplessness. You’re unable to turn your brain off, night after night, due to psychological, medical, or biological ailments, or a combination of all three.
How long has it been since sleep was your friend?
Do you look forward to putting your head on your pillow each night, or has your bed become a battlefield of frustrating restlessness?
If you’ve tried warm milk, counting sheep, or sleeping pills without success, it’s time to try acupuncture for your sleep disorder. Visionary Acupuncture’s course of treatment will adjust and balance your body, mind, and psyche so you’re able to release the burdens of each day when head hits the pillow. It will free you to enjoy a night of healing sleep and wake up each morning feeling refreshed and ready for the day.
Balance the Mobile of Your Being
Falling asleep quickly and easily is ideal. But it can prove to be a challenge for anyone. As we age, the cumulative cargo of life can be harder to let go. Common obstructions to satisfying sleep can be pain and anxiety, but very often the source of insomnia is an imbalance of the systems within your body. Your nerves and muscles and bones and blood are out of harmony with your mind, putting your spirit into distress, which emits apprehension back down into your nerves and muscles and bones and blood. The mobile of your being is tipped and unstable, and when that happens, you can’t sleep because your systems are trying to rebalance themselves.
Schedule an AppointmentEnter Visionary Acupuncture, with acupuncture for sleep disorders.
Reclaim the night with natural, non-invasive, and drug-free solutions.
Acupuncture forSleep Apnea
People with this condition actually stop breathing many times throughout the night, leaving both their brain and body deprived of proper oxygen. Obstructive sleep apnea occurs when there is a blockage in the airway, such as soft tissue in the back of the throat; central sleep apnea is when the brain is failing to signal the body to breathe. People with sleep apnea should be assessed in a sleep clinic first, to determine which type of apnea they might have.
Sleep that knits up the raveled sleeve of care, the death of each day's life, sore labor's bath, balm of hurt minds, great nature's second course, chief nourisher in life's feast.
That’s Shakespeare, and in these lines he makes sleep sound as delicious and soothing and restorative as it should actually be.
Nights of refreshing & restorative sleep
—can you see it?
Make it happen today.
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