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In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), overstimulation is frequently tied to nervous system overload, scattering your Qi, and agitating the Shen (spirit/mind). This overstimulation is typically addressed through the TCM lens of disharmony among the Heart, Liver, and Spleen networks.
While overstimulation itself is a modern term for sensory overload, the foundation of TCM addresses this as an excess of Fire or Heat that can disturb mental and emotional stability.
To counter this state, the canonical texts and modern TCM practices recommend grounding lifestyle changes like limiting sensory input, eating warm and nourishing foods, and establishing a consistent sleep routine to anchor the spirit.
If you're experiencing persistent overstimulation that doesn't respond to conventional approaches, consider booking your appointment to determine your specific pattern and develop a targeted treatment protocol.
EXPECTATIONS FOR YOUR FIRST SESSION
Everyone is different in terms of age, overall health, lifestyle, diet, constitution and severity of illness.
This means that a potential outcome from acupuncture therapy cannot be known without considering all of these factors. With this in mind, the following are some general guidelines:
- Acute conditions typically respond faster to treatment, and it is generally better to treat them with more frequency. A good strategy is 2-3 times per week for several weeks.
- Chronic conditions respond more slowly.
- We recommend following the recommendations of your practitioner regarding herbs, supplements, diet, and lifestyle to speed up and improve your results.
- Most people see some degree of relief or improvement in their condition within 2-6 visits.
Once we have removed all of the points, you will be encouraged to take a few moments to collect yourself.
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