Iyashi Acupuncture Becomes Member of the Holistic Directory of Psychology Today Magazine Website

NEW YORK-- (U.S. ASIAN WIRE) -- Anthony M. Giovanniello, MS.Ac, L.Ac, of Iyashi Acupuncture, an integrative medicine practice in New York City, announces its inclusion in the Psychology Today Magazine Holistic Practitioner Directory.

Originating in Asia some 2,500 years ago, acupuncture is a major component of the Traditional Asian Medical System and the most commonly used modality of healing in the world. “Iyashi” is Japanese for healing from stress and the illnesses that manifest from it. Iyashi-inspired acupuncture is a gentle style using extremely thin needles with a virtually painless and superficial needling technique. Iyashi Acupuncture is most successful in the treatment of stress-caused illnesses such as: insomnia, fatigue, body pain, migraine headaches, digestive disorders, high blood pressure, asthma, anxiety, anger, emotional imbalance and the symptoms of depression.

For a number of years, Psychology Today Magazine has had an Alternative Health Center section placed prominently on their official website. The site has valuable information on many holistic practices such as acupuncture, aromatherapy, chiropractic, homeopathy, massage therapy, naturopathy, nutrition, osteopathy, and physical therapy.

For further information on Iyashi Acupuncture and other healing modalities go to: http://cms.psychologytoday.com/cam/500833

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