AcuPoint Injection Therapy  (AIT)

This therapy that uses a precise combination of  supportive nutrients delivered into specific anatomical and acupuncture points. This therapy is designed to support tissue repair, improve mobility and function, and enhance the body’s natural recovery processes.

Rather than simply masking symptoms,  AcuPoint Injection Therapy focuses on restoring healthy function at the site of injury or dysfunction by improving  circulation, and cellular communication.

• Promote cellular metabolism and repair

• Reduce inflammation in targeted areas

• Improve local circulation and neuromuscular function

Combined with nutrients such as vitamins, minerals are  delivered directly to targeted areas to support the body’s repair response.

 
Conditions Commonly Addressed

• Joint pain and stiffness

• Musculoskeletal injuries

• Herniated discs

• Sciatica

• Ligament and tendon irritation

• Spine-related pain with reduced mobility or function

 
Care is individualized and based on clinical assessment. AcuPoint Injection Therapy is offered as part of an integrative care approach and may be combined with Functional Medicine and Neuro Acupuncture when appropriate.

What to Expect from Acpupoint Injection Therapy:

AIT is designed to support tissue repair and functional restoration, not simply provide temporary symptom masking. Because many conditions addressed are chronic or long-standing, improvement typically occurs progressively rather than immediately.

• Most patients begin noticing meaningful changes after approximately 3 treatment sessions

• The total number of sessions depends on the condition, severity, and how long symptoms have been present

• Some individuals experience early relief, while others notice gradual improvement over several weeks as tissues respond

If cortisone or steroid injections are received, AIT may need to be delayed for up to 90 days, as steroids can temporarily interfere with the regenerative and anti-inflammatory processes this therapy is intended to support.

Treatment plans are individualized and discussed during consultation.

If you would like to know whether AIT may be appropriate for you, I welcome you to request a consultation.