1 Hour
This acupuncture session is tailored to address a variety of digestive concerns—ranging from bloating and indigestion to IBS and sluggish metabolism. Rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), the treatment works by strengthening the Spleen and Stomach meridians, promoting smoother digestion and nutrient assimilation.
By targeting key acupuncture points associated with the digestive system, this treatment helps to: Regulate stomach acid and reduce bloating or reflux. Support Spleen Qi for energy and healthy metabolism. Alleviate nausea, cramping, and irregular bowel movements. Calm the nervous system, which is closely tied to gut health.
Alleviate the rumbling whispers of bloating and gas, bringing a profound lightness to your core.
Nurture your microbiome’s delicate ecosystem, promoting robust health from within your core.
Tune your inner clock, bringing effortless regularity to every natural, vital digestive process.
Helps to calm internal inflammation within the digestive tract, which can be a root cause of many chronic gut issues and discomfort.
Improves digestion and nutrient absorption, and reduces gut-related discomfort. This often leads to a significant boost in overall energy levels and a more stable mood.
A healthy gut is foundational to a strong immune system. This treatment supports the gut’s integrity, thus bolstering your body’s natural defenses against illness.
Acupuncture on Stomach, Spleen, and Liver meridians. Optional abdominal massage, moxibustion, or ear points (e.g., Stomach, Shen Men). Lifestyle and dietary guidance based on TCM food therapy. Breathwork or relaxation suggestions to support gut-brain balance.
Patients with acid reflux, IBS, indigestion, or constipation.
Individuals experiencing bloating, sluggish digestion, or poor appetite.
Those under chronic stress impacting digestive function.
Acute concerns may start weekly; maintenance is often every 2–4 weeks. Your practitioner will suggest a plan based on your response.
Most people feel a light dull ache or warmth at points, not sharp pain. Needles are single-use and very fine — tell us if anything feels uncomfortable.
Eat a light meal, wear comfortable clothing, and arrive a few minutes early. Share medications and health history so we can treat safely.
