06/15/2026
If you have...
Inflammation?
Try acupuncture.
It works by stimulating the nervous system, releasing natural pain-relieving chemicals like endorphins, and improving circulation throughout the body. For individuals with arthritis, regular acupuncture sessions can help improve joint mobility, decrease reliance on pain medications, and enhance overall quality of life.
Pain?
Get yourself some microcurrent therapy.
By delivering low-level electrical currents directly to affected areas, these currents mimic the body’s own natural electrical impulses, helping to stimulate tissue repair, reduce swelling, and alleviate pain. The process is painless and happens from the comfort of our comfy heated beds.
Stiffness?
Take a dose of targeted supplements.
We offer a variety of evidence-based supplements designed to reduce arthritis symptoms and support overall joint health. Ingredients such as turmeric, ginger, and omega-3 fatty acids are known for their ability to lower inflammation and ease pain.
Anxiety?
Experience the whole-body approach of Integrative medicine.
Anxiety can contribute to arthritis flare-ups and anxiety can also be caused by arthritis flare-ups. So let us help you break the cycle. This approach not only provides immediate relief but also helps to prevent further deterioration of the joints, offering a sustainable, holistic solution for managing arthritis.
Weight Gain?
Receive personalized diet and lifestyle suggestions.
Diet can play a huge part in arthritis flare-ups (if you have arthritis you probably already know this). Mindful movement has the dual benefit of supporting a healthy weight and relieving arthritic pain. If you’re not sure how to tailor your diet or movement practice, we can help.
Fatigue/Poor Sleep?
Sip some Chinese herbal medicine.
These drinkable herbs have been used for centuries to treat arthritis. They help restore balance in the body, promoting long-term relief without the side effects of conventional medications.
Make an appointment:
573.303.5522
columbiaintegrativehealth.com
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