Acupuncture is a form of traditional Chinese medicine that involves inserting very thin needles into specific points on the body to stimulate healing, reduce pain, and support overall wellness. In traditional Chinese medicine, acupuncture is believed to restore the flow of Vital Energy or Qi (Pronounced “Chee”) along pathways called meridians, helping the body return to balance. Acupuncture works by stimulating the nervous system, improving blood flow, and encouraging the body;s natural healing response. From both traditional and modern perspectives, acupuncture: Stimulates nerves, muscles, and connective tissue Encourages the release of natural pain-relieving chemicals such as endorphins Improves circulation and reduces inflammation Helps

NAET® Allergy Elimination Technique What is NAET® NAET® (Nambudripad’s Allergy Elimination Technique) is a natural, non-invasive approach designed to help the body reduce or eliminate sensitivities to allergens by re-educating the nervous and immune systems. How Does NAET® Work With the Body? NAET® works by combining acupuncture or acupressure with muscle testing to help the nervous system stop reacting negatively to specific substances. During a NAET® session: The body is exposed to a small energetic sample of an allergen Acupuncture or acupressure is applied along the spine or a laser applied to the outer ear This stimulation sends a signal

Dry needling is a modern, evidence-based therapy that uses thin, sterile needles inserted into tight muscle bands (trigger points) to relieve pain, reduce muscle tension, and improve movement. It works by stimulating the nervous system and muscles to release tension, increase blood flow, and promote natural healing. Dry needling can help treat: Muscle tightness and trigger points Neck, back, and shoulder pain Headaches and migraines Sports and overuse injuries Joint pain related to muscle dysfunction Sciatica and nerve-related pain Postural muscle imbalances Limited range of motion

Sole Support Custom Orthotics Sole Support® custom-fit orthotics are prescription shoe inserts designed to support the feet in their natural alignment and improve overall body biomechanics. They work by stabilizing the feet, reducing strain on muscles and joints, and helping relieve pain throughout the feet, knees, hips, and lower back and even the neck. Custom Orthotics can help with: Foot pain and heel pain Plantar fasciitis Flat feet or high arches Knee, hip, and lower back pain Overpronation and gait issues Shin splints Sports Performance and overuse injuries Improved posture and balance

BEMER stands for Bio Electro Magnetic Energy Regulation. A BEMER treatment increases blood flow, providing benefits to the body’s cardiovascular system. This in turn helps speed healing and regenerative capabilities. Dr. Akers Clinic provides Bemer therapy sessions by prescription for a range of health issues. A prepaid discount card is available. The Bemer Pulsed Electro Magnetic device and health benefits are described in the video. For a more in-depth interactive video click on this link. A description of BEMER Therapy & Study from the Library of Medicine. What is BEMER – In Under 8 Minutes BEMER Products For a complete

Dr. Akers Clinic is now accepting appointments for Erchonia’s new FX 635 laser treatment for the relief of chronic heel pain from plantar fasciitis. The FDA-approved, non-invasive FX 635 laser is proven to significantly reduce heel pain from plantar fasciitis in just three weeks. Dr. Mark Akers comments, “Plantar fasciitis can be extremely painful and persistent. Erchonia’s FX 635 laser is ideal for chronic heel pain sufferers, because it offers effective, pain-free treatment—without side effects. In just three weeks with two treatments per week, patients can have significant and lasting relief from plantar fasciitis.” Erchonia’s FX 635 laser received FDA-clearance

Coming Soon “Fascia supports, protects, envelops, and becomes part of the muscles, bones, nerves, organs and blood vessels, from the largest structures right down to the cellular level. When all is well, the body functions harmoniously. When injuries occur, however, the fascia has the ability to reorganize along the lines of tension imposed on the body. Physical trauma from direct injury, accident, or unresolved restrictions from the birthing process all can cause the fascia to tighten down in an involuntary attempt to prevent the body from further harm. Inflammation and infectious processes as well as structural imbalances from pelvic injury/rotation,