“Can acupuncture help with fatty liver?”
I have a fatty liver. I want to see an acupuncturist. Can acupuncture help with fatty liver?
14 Answers
Yes
Yes, it can.
Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) can address & help resolve liver issues. Fatty liver may develop in various ways, but still, be addressed & helped with acupuncture & herbal supplements. Check with your primary to see if alternative medicine would be of interest to you.
Absolutely! However, for best results, you will want to combine Chinese herbs and dietary changes. The most important food to avoid for this is corn! In ALL forms: corn, corn syrup, corn flour, corn starch, or any other form. Read labels carefully!
Can acupuncture treat a fatty liver, yes, it can often help. But in addition a course of Traditional Chinese Medical (TCM) herbs herbs should be included for a more speedy recovery. Many successful treatments for fatty liver used in TCM formulas often include, in particular, the herb bupleurum (chai hu in pinyin) which is considered a liver tonic.
If you are under de supervision of your Doctor, acupuncture can definitely help with the treatment. You will have better outcomes and you will feel better overall.
A clinical study has demonstrated that acupuncture can effectively treat
NAFLD and present better therapeutic effect on hepatic fat status,
glycolipid metabolism, and insulin resistance.
NAFLD and present better therapeutic effect on hepatic fat status,
glycolipid metabolism, and insulin resistance.
Acupuncture and herbs can gradually help you with your fatty liver problem.
Yes.
yes. I encourage you to book a session with your practitioner of choice to get help with relief.
Yes acupuncture can help to improve a fatty liver.
Ask the acupuncturists who are nearest you if they can help with that. We all have our specialties. They might have some herbal formulas that could possibly help, as well.
Yes, acupuncture can help with fatty liver.
A practitioner of Chinese medicine can probably help, but not in the way that you're thinking. Fatty liver often has a dietary component and improving or resolving the issue will involve making dietary changes. Almost all practitioners of Chinese medicine are trained in nutrition and the use of food inside the Chinese medical model, and this is where you need to start.
In other words, acupuncture and herbal medicine are not going to be much help until you can get off the treadmill created by diet.
In other words, acupuncture and herbal medicine are not going to be much help until you can get off the treadmill created by diet.
