Acupuncture can alleviate many of the negative and uncomfortable symptoms associated with pregnancy, i.e., morning sickness, heartburn, aches, and low back pain, as well as preparing for a smooth and healthy birthing experience. Acupuncture is also known for its' effectiveness in inducing labor. Postpartum, acupuncture is helpful for replenishing chi and blood, enhancing milk flow, stabilizing mood, and is good for new baby too!
"Just want to send a long overdue thank you to Joanne Gramo, for her wonderful support during pregnancy and after Noemi was born. Joanne and
I met about every two weeks for much of my pregnancy. She helped keep
me relaxed and worked hard to keep my anxiousness to a minimum. These
visits with Joanne were such a blessing… each time, I would drift off
into la-la land and let all cares slip away… and snore. I believe that
the ease of my pregnancy was largely due to her acupuncture treatments.
The week of my due date, I was ready to get things moving. I had had
enough of the difficulty of getting around and the what felt like every 5
minute-pee breaks. Joanne gave me a special labor stimulating treatment
and some Chinese herbs to drink as a tea on Wednesday. I started
drinking the tea Thursday and by Thursday night at midnight I was in
labor. Woohoo! Joanne also offered her services if I experienced any
complications during the labor process, which I thankfully did not need.
She also followed up with me post pregnancy and assured me that my
healing experiences were normal. Joanne - I am so appreciative of the
time spent with you. You really work wonders. " - Ellie W., Santa Cruz
Joanne Gramo, L.Ac, provides acupuncture and herbal medicine in Santa Cruz, California.
Call (831) 425-4691 for your appointment.
Monday, March 14, 2016
Thursday, March 10, 2016
Acupuncture for Sprains, Strains, and Breaks
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