Is exhaustion severely compromising your life?
Acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine may be the solution.
Many factors can contribute to brain fog and low energy. By activating your body’s natural ability to restore physiological balance, many of these issues can resolve on their own. Using tonic therapy—without stimulants—helps your cells function more efficiently, leading to increased vitality, energy, mental clarity, and a radiant sense of well-being. This is how our bodies functioned in youth, before illness and health compromises set in.
Acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine work synergistically to restore balance. Acupuncture provides the body with precise signals to regulate itself properly, while herbal medicine, as a rich source of plant-based nutrients, creates an optimal environment for genetic expression and cellular function. The result is a transformation from fatigue and dysfunction to an energized, efficient body and mind.
For chronic fatigue syndrome, noticeable improvements often begin by the fourth week of treatment. By the second month, patients experience a deeper sense of well-being with fewer symptoms.
A full course of treatment lasts up to three months, with lasting results that support long-term vitality and resilience.
Oriental medicine treats chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) as a condition mainly from the imbalance in the body. In other words, the initial infection and/or disease had compromised the normal functioning of your body. When this physiological dysfunction persists for a prolonged period of time, the result is an inability to spring back to its normal state. The outcome is a deep tiredness one cannot just shake off. In addition, the fatigued body can become a precursor to many diseases. Even without a disease, the CFS is debilitating.
The goal of Oriental medicine is to help your body establish homeostasis more efficiently. The outcome is a better functioning of the body like a tune-up. Your mind and body will feel lighter and happier. Patients experience improved sleep, increased vitality, and a short recovery time.
Symptoms of CFS
CFS is characterized by the main symptom of unremitting and disabling exhaustion. In some cases, the syndrome follows an infectious illness. In others, the symptoms appear during a time of unusual stress, or they may start gradually, with no perceivable cause. The possible connections are:
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Mononucleosis with the Epstein-Barr virus may be related factors. Many patients develop depression and anxiety after the syndrome has taken hold. CFS and depression are simultaneously treated with Chinese medicine.
The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has compiled the following list of conditions that must be present to make a diagnosis:
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Patient Testimonial
I was fatigued all the time. I was having pregnancy symptoms every month but I was not pregnant. My right foot had pain and I was having headaches, and just feeling out of sorts. The first week of treatment I felt a difference. The treatment has been about two months, and I have no more pain. I’m not fatigued anymore. I feel the best I have felt in very long time. Jeanie Bell
