Acupuncture for Loss of Mental Clarity

Can acupuncture treat a loss of mental clarity?

An increase in mental clarity is something that most of our patients report immediate improvements on, within the first few follow up sessions.

What kind of problems can cause a loss of mental clarity?

A loss of mental clarity is often a warning sign that your body is not coping or running as efficiently as it could be.   It should not be ignored. 

There are a large number of issues that can cause this problem, including:

• Hormonal Imbalances
• Fatigue
• Overworking
• High stress levels
• Mental health issues
• Viruses
• Low vitamin and mineral levels; and more
• Allergies and food intolerances.

The acupuncturists at TLC Acupuncture Brisbane will go over your entire health history with you in a 60-90 minute initial session.  This gives them a complete health picture, which identifies the cause of your loss of mental clarity. We then formulate a treatment plan.

How does acupuncture help increase mental clarity?

Acupuncture is proven to have an effect on hormone levels, endorphin production, neurotransmitters levels,  immune system function,  inflammation, cellar growth and repair (1,2,3,4,5,6).  All these put together is why acupuncture can treat such a large array of conditions.  The acupuncturists at TLC Acupuncture Brisbane will tailor a treatment specifically to your requirements and needs, to help you improve.  They may also prescribe Chinese herbal medicine or vitamin and mineral supplements if they see fit.

If you have any copies of previous blood test results, bring these with you to your acupuncture appointment.

Which acupuncturist should I book with?

All the acupuncturists at TLC Acupuncture are trained to help with this symptom so you can book with any of them.  We have a range of practitioners in each of our locations of Brisbane City, Hamilton,  Morningside and Woolloongabba

To see our list of practitioners click here. To book online click here

Disclaimer – Each individual’s treatment and/or results may vary from patient to patient based upon the circumstances of the patient’s specific situation. A result is not promised and/or guaranteed  from the act of receiving a treatment.

References

1. Literature Review of Women’s Sex Hormone Changes by Acupuncture Treatment: Analysis of Human and Animal Studies.  Jade Heejae Ko and Seung-Nam Kim
2. Acupuncture modulates the neuro–endocrine–immune network.  S.S. Ding, S.H. Hong, C. Wang, Y. Guo, Z.K. Wang, Y. Xu
3. Acupuncture for Poor Ovarian Response: A Randomized Controlled Trial.  Jihyun Kim, Hoyoung Lee, Tae-Young Choi, Joong Il Kim, Byoung-Kab Kang, Myeong Soo Lee, Jong Kil Joo,  Kyu Sup Lee  Sooseong You
4. Acupuncture and Immunity.  Fengxia Liang,^, Edwin L. Cooper, Hua Wang, ^, Xianghong Jing,  Juan G. Quispe-Cabanillas, and Tetsuya Kondo
5. Mast Cells and Acupuncture Analgesia.  Yingchen Li, Yi Yu, Yuhang Liu, and Wei Yao
6. Effect of Acupuncture on Neurotransmitters/Modulators.  Guoqiang Wen, Xiaozhou He, Yang Lu & Ying Xia