Immanuel Acupuncture and Healing

Since I normally see the herbalist during my winter excursions to Korea to get some ‘han yak’ or herbal brews for stress and rejuvenation. However, after taking the plunge and mortgaging myself for the next 30 years to live in Falls Church, tickets for two during a gas price binge weren’t in the cards.
Enter Dr. Ahn.
I called him to see if I could get an appointment since my Aetna plan covers acupuncture visits. I was seen the next day and he gave me the once over with a series of questions pertaining to my body habits, diet, stress, etc. Afterward, he determined a treatment plan and away we went.
Mind you — acupuncture isn’t for everyone. Some people are unnerved by the idea of needles being put into their bodies and worse when it’s about 10 – 20 of them at different points. Oh, and let’s not forget that the needles go into your nerves and gives you a twinge of sensation before it subsides.
BUT…all the scary details aside, acupuncture has relieved some of my back pain and combined with the herbs (not THE herb), it also helped some of my tinnitus subside.
Give it a shot — you won’t be disappointed.