Many women who experience breast cancer use conventional therapies such as chemotherapy, radiation and/or surgery. Often there can be side effects from these therapies such as fatigue, hot flashes, night sweats, pain, nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite, lowered white blood cell count and immune deficiency. Many are now choosing acupuncture for breast cancer.
Fortunately acupuncture can help these side effects. This alternative therapy has many health benefits.
Listen to what one of our patients had to say about her alternative cancer treatment with acupuncture.
Learn how acupuncture can safely and effectively help someone with breast cancer. Call our Minneapolis acupuncture clinic at 612-866-4000 or go to our contact page.
Written by Steven Sonmore
For more than 20 years, Steven Sonmore, L. AC, Dipl. AC., has been helping people transform their lives and maintain better health through Chinese medicine. Steven is a licensed acupuncturist, Oriental bodywork therapist, and herbalist. He offers complete health care through acupuncture, Chinese herbs and nutritional counseling. Steven’s patients come from all different ages and walks of life and he has extensive experience treating a spectrum of dis-ease ranging from physical pain and discomfort to emotional stress and anxiety. His extensive experience is evident by the high success rate he consistently has with patients and is licensed by the Minnesota Board of Medical Practice. Steven is also certified by the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine.
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Hi, Mr.Sonmore. I am a high school student from China. I am so interested in Acupuncture after reading this article and I have some questions about you. As we know, the Acupuncture’s cradle is China. Have you been to China? I am looking forward to your response.
Hi Emilia, Thank you for writing. Yes I have been to China many times. I deeply respect Chinese medicine and all that it has done to improve the health and well being of humanity.
Acupuncture is a healer and as the world continues to learn more about the power of acupuncture and the range of things that can be treated and healed by the treatment it is a very exciting time to be in acupuncture!
Thank you for your shared excitement about the power of acupuncture. When you mention the range of health problems that acupuncture can treat, this leads to the question: What there anything acupuncture cannot treat?
Best regards
It never ceases to amaze me the leaps in acupuncture – it is the most exciting of times to be in acupuncture!
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