Today, I’m discussing an alternative vertigo treatment: acupuncture. If you suffer from vertigo and you’re looking for vertigo treatment methods that avoid drugs or surgery, acupuncture may have been recommended to you. So if you’re curious about trying out acupuncture for vertigo, don’t miss this video!
Acupuncture is the practice of penetrating the skin with very thin, metallic needles which are then activated through gentle and specific movements of the practitioner's hands or with electrical stimulation. There have been many studies that show acupuncture is effective for a variety of conditions.
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Is acupuncture the best next step for managing your vertigo? Hey, I'm Dr. Gregg Gerstin with
Align Wellness Center, and I've been helping people to remove the blockages in their health
for the last 20 years to lead amazing, fantastic lives. This, once again, is another question that
you, the viewers, have asked me, so I want to be sure to answer that. And is it can vertigo? That
must be one of you guys calling, so feel free to reach out if you wind up needing help. Most of
for. But can acupuncture wind up helping manage your vertigo? And the answer is that, yeah,
it can. And particularly, it winds up helping to balance the energy that flows through your body.
However, most typically, I find that there are four causes or triggers to your vertigo.
And what I'm going to do is send you to this video up here where I go through those four
and tell you the best ways to wind up addressing them. If you've been wondering if acupuncture
would be good for you, you can go ahead and try it. But what I've found is that it'll typically
take care of managing some of the crisis and symptoms, but not necessarily take care of the
problem, so it may wind up being back again in the future. If you've got other questions,
feel free to write them down below. I do my best to check those comments all the time to give you
answers that you wind up needing. Once again, my name is Dr. Gregg Gerstin, and thank you
for letting me be a part of your health.
