Denver Chiropractic - Chiropractor Office on East Hampden Avenue

“Acupuncture treated my sciatica in one treatment. It was amazing. I was quite nervous, but it didn’t hurt a bit. A few tiny needles in my hip, thigh and lower back and zing! the problem was gone.”
- M .Cohen, Platt Park

I had severe pain in my right shoulder for sometime. I obtained some relief from massage therapy, but the pain always returned. Finally,I tried acupuncture with Dr. Eldridge. To my surprise IT WORKED the pain is gone! I am now a firm believer in acupuncture.

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Denver Acupuncture FAQs

Q: Does acupuncture hurt?
A: Not at all. The needles are very thin and patients hardly feel them at all.

Q: How long do the needles have to stay in?
A: A standard treatment usually involves 10 – 20 minutes, during which patients simply lie on the table and relax, and let the needles do their work.

Q: How DOES acupuncture work?
A: The needles open up channels or pathways for the body’s own natural energy (called Chi or Qi) to circulate and be brought into balance. Acupuncture rebalances energy and releases it from areas where patients are experiencing pain.

Eldridge Chiropractic

7007 East Hampden Avenue
Denver, Colorado 80224
Phone: 303-758-9000
Fax: 303-996-2660

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Denver Acupuncture Treatment Acupuncture provides holistic pain relief for a number of conditions including: Headaches (muscular and migraine) Degenerative Joint Disease (DJD) Neck pain Lower back pain Rotator cuff injuries Muscle strains Ligament sprains Medial & lateral epicondylitis Carpal tunnel syndrome Repetitive motion injuries Essentially, any musculoskeletal pain or problem can be successfully treated with acupuncture. Denver Acupuncture Practitioner Dr. Randy Eldridge is a rare combination of both a chiropractor and a certified acupuncturist, and is a member of the Delta Sigma Scholastic Honor Society of the Healing Arts. He chose to add acupuncture to his chiropractic training because acupuncture is an effective holistic pain relief procedure that is often an ideal support to chiropractic adjustments and Active Release Technique (ART). Denver Acupuncture Services Dr. Eldridge is a certified acupuncturist providing headache, neck and back pain relief to patients in South Denver, Southeast Denver, Aurora, Englewood, Littleton and acupuncture treatments to patients throughout the Denver metro area. Acupuncture Overview Acupuncture is a healing technique that uses tiny needles at key points to balance the flow of energy throughout the body and facilitate healing and pain relief. This technique is an excellent way to treat structural problems, muscle spasms, joint pain, etc., quickly, safely, and effectively. Acupuncture works by redistributing and rebalancing energy (called “chi”) throughout the body, and releasing it from pain zones where it may have built up in an unbalanced way. Click Here to ask about your particular pain and how acupuncture or Active Release Technique can help! Or call us today. 303/758-9000. More About Acupuncture Oriental medicine sees the world as being made up of Yin and Yang, which are two opposite yet complementary and interdependent energies. They can be thought of in broad terms as male/female, active/passive, etc. Nothing in the material world is completely Yin or Yang - there is always some of the other in each. In the human body, we can describe the various areas of the body in Yin and Yang terms. The anterior, medial, interior and inferior areas of the body are described as Yin. The posterior, superior, lateral and exterior are described as Yang. Yin and Yang are relative - an area may be Yin in relation to one area and Yang in relation to another. Yin and Yang in the human body are balanced by a series of energetic channels called meridians. The Meridians Each organ has an energetic system which provides for the function of the organ. The energetic system is made up of channels of energy that we call "meridians". The meridians have places of access by which we can affect their function. These places of access are called "points". Different points have different functions which are more Yin (influencing the body's substantial or nourishing functions) or more Yang (influencing the body's more energetic functions). There are 12 Main meridians of the body, 6 Yin and 6 Yang, which operate in conjunction with the organs of the body. It is mainly through points located along these 12 meridians that we manipulate the energies of the body. These points control the functioning of our internal organs, and function in a fashion similar to the keys on a computer keyboard. Using the points in certain sequences tells the body what changes you wish to make in the functions of the system. Systemically, the balance of Yin and Yang is maintained by the Extraordinary Vessels, a series of channels which networks the 12 Main meridians. These 8 Extraordinary Vessels (EV) act as a series of reservoirs for the Yin and Yang of the human body. Generally, the 8 EV are used in pairs so that the function of each is balanced by the function of its mate. For example, one point is used to drain excess Yang from an area while its paired mate is used to support Yang deficiency. By using them together, we can clear muscle spasms, joint pain, etc. while making sure that the patient does not become excessively sedated or weakened. These pairings permit us to treat structural problems quickly, safely, and effectively, by balancing the amounts and flows of Yin and Yang in the body. Click Here to ask Dr. Eldridge how he can help relieve your particular pain with acupuncture in Denver and/or Active Release Technique. He has helped many Denver back ache, headache and neck pain sufferers overcome their constant pain. Let Dr. Eldridge help you too! Eldridge Chiropractic offers experienced chiropractic services and acupuncture therapy in Denver Colorado. Please feel free to read more about us, or to schedule an appointment. Or simply call us at: 303/758-9000	“Acupuncture treated my sciatica in one treatment. It was amazing. I was quite nervous, but it didn’t hurt a bit. A few tiny needles in my hip, thigh and lower back and zing! the problem was gone.” - M .Cohen, Platt Park I had severe pain in my right shoulder for sometime. I obtained some relief from massage therapy, but the pain always returned. Finally,I tried acupuncture with Dr. Eldridge. To my surprise IT WORKED the pain is gone! I am now a firm believer in acupuncture. click here to visit Biomedical Acupuncture Institute Denver Acupuncture FAQs Q: Does acupuncture hurt? A: Not at all. The needles are very thin and patients hardly feel them at all. Q: How long do the needles have to stay in? A: A standard treatment usually involves 10 – 20 minutes, during which patients simply lie on the table and relax, and let the needles do their work. Q: How DOES acupuncture work? A: The needles open up channels or pathways for the body’s own natural energy (called Chi or Qi) to circulate and be brought into balance. Acupuncture rebalances energy and releases it from areas where patients are experiencing pain. Eldridge Chiropractic 7007 East Hampden Avenue Denver, Colorado 80224 Phone: 303-758-9000 Fax: 303-996-2660 Se habla espanol
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