Denver, Colorado (September 9, 2013) – Noted Denver acupuncturist Dr. Igor P. Zielinski of Avicenna Acupuncture Clinic is offering electro acupuncture treatment. He conducts this in a conscientious and careful manner to bring about the best possible results when addressing the various conditions of his patients.

Similar to traditional acupuncture, electro acupuncture involves the insertion of needles into specific points along the body to stimulate them. This method aims to enhance the body's ability to heal by sending electrical impulses that affect the channels, muscles, and nerves. It is mostly connected to pain management since it encourages the release of certain neurotransmitters that include the pain-reducing beta-endorphin.

Electro acupuncture can treat a variety of conditions. In the United States, the treatment has been used as a form of anesthesia and as a pain reliever to combat muscle spasms. Moreover, it is used against chronic pain and neurological disorders. Other studies have indicated that it is effective in curing acne, acute nausea from cancer medications, and renal colic. Because electrical stimulation helps activate the endorphin system, it can also reduce heart disease and lower blood pressure.

Although patients are unlikely to get hurt from this method and may only feel a tingling sensation, Dr. Zielinski will discuss in full detail the possible risks and benefits of the treatment before each session. It is not recommended for patients who have a history of seizures, heart disease, strokes, and epilepsy.

Since opening, the practice has become a trusted provider of Denver acupuncture. The Avicenna clinic also offers treatments for lymphedema, fibromyalgia, and other conditions, as well as the use of custom-made herbal formulas.

For more information on their services and treatment methods, visit www.AvicennaDenver.com today.

About Avicenna Acupuncture Clinic

Spearheaded by Igor Zielinski L.Ac. along with Petra Schalk, L.Ac., OT., the clinic offers quality care on top of high-quality treatments for various ailments. They provide free 15-minute consultations where patients can ask questions and voice out any concerns before undertaking any form of treatment.