Wokingham Acupuncture | Chinese Medicine Pain Relief Treatments Launched
Feb 17, 2023
Dr Attilio D'Alberto has launched new acupuncture treatments at his health and wellness clinic, allowing patients to treat a wide variety of ailments.
Twickenham, United Kingdom - February 17, 2023 /PressCable/ —
Ideally suited to people who have found traditional medicine to be ineffective, the new treatments are provided by Dr Attilio D'Alberto, an experienced acupuncturist and Chinese Medicine expert. Offered in his clinic, the service allows patients to find relief from common physical and mental health complaints, such as stress and anxiety, insomnia, tinnitus, and more.
More information can be found by visiting https://www.attiliodalberto.com/acupuncture
Prior to treatment, patients will have a consultation with Dr D'Alberto. During this appointment, he will ask about their specific health concerns and create a tailored treatment plan. He will also explain how acupuncture works.
An acupuncture treatment typically takes less than an hour. During this time, Dr D'Alberto will place short sterile needles into acupressure points on the body. Stimulating the body’s energy points in this way is believed to prompt a healing response and trigger the release of the body’s natural painkillers.
The patient will then rest with the needles in their body for 20 to 30 minutes. They may notice a dull or tingling sensation during this time. The procedure does not hurt, requires no downtime, and has very few side effects. A minimum of six treatments is recommended and patients should notice an improvement in their condition within six weeks.
Explaining the benefits of acupuncture, a spokesperson says, "Acupuncture is a complete medical system that has been used in East Asia for thousands of years to treat a wide range of health problems. In western countries, it is fast becoming an alternative treatment option for a variety of health complaints. It restores a natural balance within the body by regulating energy and blood flow and balancing yin and yang. It does this by using very thin needles in specific acupoints on the body. Evidence-based research shows just how effective it can be."
About Dr Attilio D'Alberto
Dr Attilio D'Alberto is an acupuncturist with more than 20 years of experience. He is trained in many different kinds of acupuncture and can also offer other popular treatments from traditional Chinese medicine. He contributes to the online journal Chinese Medicine Times and has been published in a leading peer-reviewed medical journal.
For more information on Attilio D'Alberto and the launch of his acupuncture treatments, visit https://www.attiliodalberto.com/acupuncture
Contact Info:
Name: Dr Attilio D'Alberto
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Organization: Botanical Pharmacy
Address: 24 Crown Road Twickenham, Twickenham, England TW1 3EE, United Kingdom
Phone: +44-7786-198900
Website: https://www.attiliodalberto.com
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