Great article, Linda!
I am affected by year-round allergies, and can personally attest that acupuncture works on sinus issues related to allergies. I have had electro-acupuncture done a handful of times, and have not experienced symptoms nearly as severe as I had when just taking allergy medicine. I believe I had become immune to my allergy medicine. Now, I do the acupuncture every couple weeks, and 3x/day take a dietary supplement containing 750mg of N-Acetyl-L-Cystine.
Admittedly, the electro-acupuncture feels weird, but it doesn't hurt. The doctor has me lie on my back and hold a small metal bar. She then places the probe bar at key points on my face and skull to exact relief. After having the less than five-minute procedure done, I sometimes feel a slight after-tinge in my face, but later on that day, I find myself blowing my nose a lot to rid myself of any broken up congestion. I truly believe this is working for me, and can finally breathe easier.
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Great article, Linda!
I am affected by year-round allergies, and can personally attest that acupuncture works on sinus issues related to allergies. I have had electro-acupuncture done a handful of times, and have not experienced symptoms nearly as severe as I had when just taking allergy medicine. I believe I had become immune to my allergy medicine. Now, I do the acupuncture every couple weeks, and 3x/day take a dietary supplement containing 750mg of N-Acetyl-L-Cystine.
Admittedly, the electro-acupuncture feels weird, but it doesn't hurt. The doctor has me lie on my back and hold a small metal bar. She then places the probe bar at key points on my face and skull to exact relief. After having the less than five-minute procedure done, I sometimes feel a slight after-tinge in my face, but later on that day, I find myself blowing my nose a lot to rid myself of any broken up congestion. I truly believe this is working for me, and can finally breathe easier.
March 2, 2010 - 12:46pmThis Comment
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