Acupuncture and herbal medicine can provide life-changing improvements from asthma, bronchitis, bronchiectasis and COPD (Chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder) to simple colds and coughs. The emphasis is to reduce inflammation, clear phlegm, and improve lung function.

 

Acupuncture is a natural therapy relieving the common symptoms: 

 

Wheezing 

Whistling sound breathing 

Shortness of breath 

Chest tightness 

Dry, persistent cough 

Night-time cough Sticky, thick phlegm

A feeling of impossible to get enough air 

Chronic pain or stiffness on the neck and shoulders

Water retention  

Puffy ankles 

Swollen knees 

Heavy legs

 

 

 

How acupuncture and herbs can help Asthma? 

 

 

Increase oxygen supply to the Lung

Relive Breathing 

Clear phlegm 

Better breath

Reduce the heavy feeling of chest 

Reduce inflammation 

Maximize Lung function 

Reduce the conditions getting worse 

Address the underlying problems 

Reduce the degeneration of Lung 

Increase immune energy 

Improve sleep and vitality 

Strength Lung abilities 

Improve Lung’s lifespan 

 

Common Questions: 

 

How long does it take to work? 

 

Most people feel very relaxed and feel breath relief after the treatment. To create lasting pain relief, 6 to 10 treatments are recommended. Each individual is unique. Depending on the condition, sometimes the session might be combined with cupping therapy or acupressure in order to address the stiffness on the whole back to increase a better oxygen-rich blood flow. 

 

What about herbal medicine? 

 

Herbal medicine has been used for centuries to relieve respiratory disorders successfully. They work to reduce inflammation and increase blood flow and oxygen to the inflamed area and lung. 

 

Will it conflict with my medications or inhalers?

 

Most of the time there are no conflicts or side effects, In fact, a lot of people found they had a less asthmatic attack, and had reduced the frequent use of their medications. Some of them reported that they have almost stopped using the emergency inhalers.