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Insomnia Specialist

Acupuncture for Insomnia

Treat insomnia without sleeping pills. Restore body balance using Traditional Chinese Medicine.

No Sleeping Pills

Treats the Root Cause

Better Sleep Quality

Understanding Insomnia

TCM views insomnia as a result of body imbalance
TCM Perspective

Insomnia results from Yin-Yang imbalance or organ dysfunction, particularly the Heart, Liver, and Spleen.

Common Causes

Stress, anxiety, overwork, irregular eating, and emotional instability all affect sleep quality.

Holistic Treatment

Acupuncture treats the root cause, not just symptoms, by balancing body energy for natural sleep.

Common Insomnia Symptoms

If you experience these symptoms, acupuncture can help
1
Difficulty Falling Asleep

Takes more than 30 minutes to fall asleep despite lying in bed for a long time.

2
Waking at Night

Waking up multiple times during the night and having difficulty falling back asleep.

3
Early Morning Waking

Waking up earlier than intended and unable to fall back asleep despite not feeling rested.

4
Non-Restorative Sleep

Sleep feels shallow, waking up still tired and not refreshed.

5
Excessive Dreaming

Having many vivid dreams, remembering them upon waking, feeling like you didn't rest.

6
Daytime Sleepiness

Feeling very sleepy during the day, but unable to sleep at night.

Treatment with Acupuncture

Acupuncture treats insomnia by restoring body balance
Yin-Yang Balance Acupuncture

Stimulates acupuncture points to balance Yin-Yang energy, calming the mind for easier sleep.

Heart and Liver Nourishing

Stimulates points related to Heart and Liver, reducing stress, anxiety, and emotional instability.

Acupuncture with Moxibustion

Moxibustion complements treatment by warming the body, relaxing the mind, and boosting energy.

Ear Seed Therapy

Stimulates ear points related to sleep, providing continuous treatment between sessions.

Benefits You'll Receive

Fall Asleep Easier

Sleep Through the Night

Wake Up Refreshed

No Sleeping Pills Needed

Reduced Stress and Anxiety

Tips for Better Sleep

TCM recommendations for quality sleep

Sleep and wake at the same time every day, including weekends

Avoid caffeine after 2 PM

Stop using phones and screens 1 hour before bed

Make your bedroom dark, cool, and quiet

Exercise regularly, but not close to bedtime

Eat dinner no later than 3 hours before bed

Frequently Asked Questions About Insomnia Treatment

Information patients need to know before treatment

Yes, acupuncture is effective for treating insomnia by balancing the nervous system, reducing stress, and stimulating natural melatonin production. Multiple research studies confirm acupuncture's effectiveness for insomnia.

Most patients feel relaxed and sleep better from the first session. For lasting results, 6-10 sessions are recommended depending on symptom severity.

Acupuncture is a great alternative for those who don't want to rely on medication, as it has no side effects and doesn't cause dependency. Acupuncture treats the root cause, not just suppresses symptoms.

Get adequate rest, avoid caffeine and alcohol, drink plenty of warm water, and follow your physician's advice on sleep habit improvements.

Acupuncture has very minimal side effects. You may experience slight bruising at needle sites which fades in 1-2 days. After treatment, patients often feel relaxed and drowsy, which is beneficial for sleep.

Is Insomnia Affecting Your Daily Life?

Consult with our physicians and book insomnia treatment now

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