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quick fix, take a pill and make it better. We use painkillers and anti-inflammatory drugs to dull the pain and reduce inflam- mation. It may be a quick and easy ap- proach but it’s a temporary fix. By covering up the pain, stiffness, and/or swelling, you may be masking a deeper problem. These are the warning signals that your body is telling you that something is weakened, out of balance and needs attention; pain is a warning signal telling you to stop, rest and heal. In the short term, drugs may en- able you to return to a sport and carry on with your life, but, in the long run, it may make the problem worse. There are also the side effects from drugs that could hin- der your performance.
A Wholistic Approach for Today’s Athlete Using a time proven therapy could be
the answer for athletes interested in taking a more wholistic, longer lasting and fast acting approach. It is a therapy that has been effectively used to treat athletes’ in- juries, pain and endurance for thousands of years, most notably Martial Artists. Acupuncture Sports Medicine has found its place in the world of athletics. Prevention of injury and maintaining op- timal health is key to athletic performance. By nourishing, strengthening and support- ing the body and mind, acupuncture can provide a competitive edge, unlocking an athlete’s full athletic potential. Acupuncture is recognized by the National Institute of Health (NIH) and the World Health Organization (WHO) to be effective in treating a wide variety of medical conditions. The Olympic Com- mittee does not ban acupuncture from being used and there are virtually no side effects from these treatments.
Some Athletic Conditions Treated by Acu- puncture:
Achilles Tendonitis Allergies Ankles Anxiety Arthritis Asthma
Carpal Tunnel Depression
Digestive Disorders Dizziness
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Eye Problems Fatigue
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Iliotibial Band
Joint Pain, Sprain or Strains Knee Pain
Low Back Pain Menstrual Disorders Migraines Nausea
Neck Pain Plantar Fasciitis
Post Operative Pain Rotator Cuff
Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) Sciatica
Shin Splints Shoulder Pain Sinusitis
Sleep Disturbance Spinal Pain Stress
Tendonitis
Trigger Finger Wrist Pain
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