Acupuncture is a natural medical protocol that stimulates the body’s amazing healing processes and supports mental, physical, and emotional balance. It is a complete solution, which is why it can heal so many different injuries, illnesses, and conditions. Acupuncture has been scientifically proven to help relieve many types of pain. 

While acupuncture is used to treat a specific injury or area of pain, it can also function as a relaxation technique. There are many points around that body that directly support the body and mind. We must also remember that stress and anxiety are a type of pain, which can often lead to physical pain if not effectively addressed.

Are you ready to be pain free?  Make an appointment today – book online or call our office.

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Our Commitment

• Provide our clients with the highest quality acupuncture care.
• Stay true to the ancient tradition and wisdom of oriental medicine while also embracing the knowledge of current scientific discovery.
• Educate the communities we serve on the benefits of alternative and preventative medicine.

What Is Acupuncture?

Acupuncture involves placing hair-thin needles beneath the skin at specific points throughout the body to promote pain-relief and healing. The art of acupuncture has existed for over 3,000 years. Recent rigorous scientific studies have shown that acupuncture provides pain relief by enhancing the immune system, releasing endorphins, promoting circulation, blocking pain receptors and regulating hormones.

​The World Organization and the National Institute of Health have declared acupuncture to be suitable for treating a wide range of health concerns. ​​According to a nationwide survey of Acupuncture users by Claire M. Cassidy, Ph.D.:

What Acupuncture Treats

At Eastlake Acupuncture, we follow the guidance of The National Institutes of Health and the World Health Organization, who have recognized that acupuncture can assist in the treatment of the following ailments and conditions.

PAIN
Back, neck and shoulder pain
Sports injuries
Sciatica
Whiplash
Headaches
Arthritis
Pre-and post-surgery

EMOTIONAL CHALLENGES
Anxiety and Stress
​PTSD
Depression
Insomnia

RESPIRATORY ISSUES
Allergies
Asthma
Chronic sinusitis
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DIGESTIVE ISSUES
Heartburn
Constipation
Irritable Bowel Syndrome

NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS
Bell’s palsy
Stroke paralysis
Peripheral neuropathy

GENERAL WELLNESS
Stress Relief
Relaxation
​Increase Energy
Sports Performance 
Stabilize Mood

About our Acupuncturist

Eastlake Acupuncture practitioner Nadia Ayadi is experienced, caring and sensitive to the pains her clients bring through the door.  Nadia is dedicated to providing each patient with unsurpassed levels of healthcare, compassion and integrity. She is fully licensed and has earned degrees in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine, as well as post graduate training. 

Science and Acupuncture

Recently, scientists and researchers have begun to cast a serious eye on acupuncture and its treatment results. Their findings have shown that acupuncture does have a measurable positive effect on patients with a wide variety of injuries, emotional disorders and illnesses.
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These studies, as well as word of mouth from happy clients has helped acupuncture gain wide acceptance. In fact, according to a study published in the Archives of Internal Medicine, 51% of medical doctors understand the efficacy and value of acupuncture, and medical doctors refer patients to acupuncturists more than any other alternative care provider.

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Ongoing Acupuncture Helps You Maintain a Long-Term Healthy Lifestyle

Your quality of life depends on how you feel physically, emotionally, and mentally. Acupuncture is a natural way to heal immediate injuries and pain, but its true purpose is to help you achieve ongoing health, balance, and harmony! Why not make acupuncture part of your health maintenance routine.

Why Regular Acupuncture Appointments

• Increase your energy and feeling of overall wellness
• Keep your immune system strong 
• Wash away stress and anxiety
• Help you heal faster
• Keep pain at bay
• Help you find balance