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Laser Acupuncture for Anxiety and Insomnia
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About 32 million of Americans suffer from Insomnia and about 5 millions from anxiety disorder. No matter the cause most of the patients will receive sedative or sleeping pills. Most of them will be taking the pills for a long time despite the warning label recommending that the medicine be only taken for a short period of time - 10 days. Taken any longer, the sedatives are habit forming and create chemical and physiological dependency. Despite their own warning, the pharmaceutical companies aggressively market the drugs giving the general public false comfort of safety.
 The doctors in their busy practices give in to the pressure from patients and prescribe the sedatives indiscriminately - especially to elderly. As a matter of fact, it is hard to find an elderly person who is not on any sleeping pills. About 10 to 15% of the adult general population in the USA use sedative prescription drugs.
Even modern sedatives - benzodiazepines - which are generally safer than their predecessors, still have significant side effects such as: impaired cognitive abilities, memory problems, mood swings, overdoses, accidental falls - obviously they are very bad choice for elderly. Sedatives quickly produce difficult to treat dependency and withdraw symptoms when discontinued. The most significant side effect, however, has been just recently discovered - benzodiazepines shorten life expectancy. This recent discovery found very little publicity - what a surprise.
At Medical Frontiers, we have developed anti-anxiety and sedative treatment, which is completely safe, yet very effective. The treatment is based on laser acupuncture, is painless, and quickly brings pleasant relaxation and relief. The results are long lasting and very satisfying. We also address the cause of insomnia and anxiety, which frequently happens to be dependent on nutritional and vitamin deficiencies.
Resource: http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/insomnia/DS00187/DSECTION=1
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