Acubody Is Now Using Acupuncture To Treat Infertility Problems

1. PRLog - Global Press Release Distribution Acubody Is Now Using Acupuncture To Treat Infertility Problems Many women suffer from fertility issues and it can cause serious mental distress when they fail to conceive. There are several options including drugs and IVF, but not everyone can afford them. LONODON, England - Nov. 22, 2018 - PRLog -- Many women suffer from fertility issues and this can cause quite severe mental anguish when they try desperately to conceive but without any result. There is an array of options available today for couples and these can include home remedies, fertility drugs, intrauterine insemination, and IVF. However, not everyone can afford the costs involved which can run from hundreds of pounds for drugs to thousands for procedures such as IVF. Many people are now seeking alternative treatments and one that is having some success is acupuncture. Acupuncture has been around for at least 2,500 years and the origins of acupuncture are believed to date back to the Stone Age when sharp tools were used to puncture the skin and drain blood abscesses. It has gained in popularity in the West in the last 40 years or so and is used to treat a variety of conditions. The Chinese believe that there is a flow of energy in the body which they call "qi" and while the energy is in balance the body remains healthy. The qi flows along pathways in the body which are called meridians and they connect the acupuncture points and also connect to internal organs in the body. If the flow of qi becomes out of balance, illness can result. By inserting acupuncture needles into the correct combination of points the balance of qi can be restored. There is a delicate balance between the hypothalamus, pituitary, and reproductive glands, and stress is capable of preventing a woman from ovulating correctly. It can also create spasms in the uterus and the fallopian tubes which can interfere with the implantation of a fertilised egg. When people are under stress, the hormone cortisol is released in the brain. This has the effect of altering the neurochemical balance of the brain which changes hormone levels and disrupts the pituitary balance that is critical to the reproductive cycle. The thyroid may also be over or under-functioning. The most common cause of infertility in women is a hormone imbalance which prevents the release of a mature egg from the ovary. High levels of prolactin which is the hormone that is used in the production of breast milk can also prevent ovulation, while lack of progesterone will not enable the foetus to attach to the uterus. Acubody uses fertility acupuncture in London to reduce stress and to restore the flow of qi which helps to get the hormones back into balance. The Acubody therapists have been having some great success with London fertility acupuncture and in many cases of infertility it is ultimately just a question of regulating the cycle of ovulation and letting nature take care of the rest. To begin with, Acubody therapists look at the features of the menstrual cycle that may be abnormal such as cycle length, regularity, pain, and blood flow, to arrive at a diagnosis of the imbalance, and then a treatment is decided that is specific to the patient and will restore the balance. About the Company: Acubody uses fertility acupuncture in London to restore the balance of hormones in the body, which will help to regulate the menstrual cycle in cases of infertility in women. http://www.acubody.net Company Name : Acubody Ltd Client Name : Duncan McGechie Company's address : Acubody Therapies London Natural Health Page 1/2

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