Acupuncture for Essential Tremors

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Jean (Wheeling, IL) on 03/19/2020:
4 out of 5 stars

Acupuncture has helped tremendously. It’s not totally gone but I can eat soup with a spoon again.

Jean (Wheeling, IL) on 03/08/2020:
4 out of 5 stars

I have essential tremor that affected my jaw and hands. I was gritting my teeth in my sleep because of it, causing pain in the jaw joints. I have been doing acupuncture and my jaw is back to normal and the hands are greatly improved. I can eat soup with a spoon again. It’s not totally gone but I can live with this

Anna (Yosemite) on 09/21/2018:
4 out of 5 stars

Worked Temporarily

Thanks RSW:

I am a great believer in acupuncture. I have noticed that the tremors stop when I go for acupuncture, but then return later - at the first sign of stress or conflict.

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Rsw (Oh) on 09/19/2018:
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Hi John,

I have been reading your posts and believe this may be of interest. A friend has a family history of tremors in the head and arms, and went to a Traditional Chinese accupuncturist for an extended period. It has now been a year and a half that she has been free of the tremors. I have been going to the same accupunturist, independently before I talked to this person, and I have heard many people in the office talk of surgeons who developed temors and could no longer practice medicine, become healed by this Traditional Chinese acupuncturist and can once again operate on patients. This may give you and others with this problem something else to consider. Best wishes.

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