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Acupuncture Helps Keep Patients in Treatment

Acupuncture Helps Keep Patients in Treatment

Acupuncture for the effects of addiction and for its co-management have been shown to be effective many times over in the literature. It helps with cravings, anxiety, and even depression. It gives patients a ’“sense of well-being” while they are going through a difficult time coming off any type of an addictive substance. 

 As the article states, “Separate studies have shown incorporating acupuncture into programs has reduced dependence on heroin, cocaine and alcohol, and made patients more likely to complete treatment, Stuyt told National Conference on Addiction Disorders attendees Saturday in Denver.” 

If you or a loved one is trying to get through an addiction problem, I urge you to incorporate acupuncture and integrative medicine into your treatment program. For more information please contact the practice of Dr. Scott Denny with locations in Davie, Pompano Beach and Boca Raton, Florida. Please also visit www.drscottdenny.com for your free eBook and to complete your complimentary health analysis.

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Dr. Scott Denny

Scott Denny, PhD, AP, DOM, MS, LAc, DAAPM, FAAIM is a nationally recognized expert in acupuncture, integrative pain management, and functional medicine with more than 40 years of clinical experience. As the former Head of Acupuncture at Holy Cross Hospital’s Feldman Center for Optimal Health and Past President of the Academy of Integrative Pain Management, Dr. Denny combines evidence-based Western medicine with acupuncture, herbal medicine, and advanced natural therapies to help patients achieve lasting relief. His expertise, leadership, and commitment to innovation have earned numerous professional honors, including multiple Continuing Education Excellence Awards in Pain Management, while making his South Florida practice a trusted destination for comprehensive, patient-centered care.

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