Biopuncture takes acupuncture one step further, using small needles to relieve pain and inflammation. However, with the biopuncture procedure, the needles inject a plant-based solution directly into the painful area. Most injections are micro-injections, meaning they are done using a tiny needle and go only slightly beneath the skin or muscle. One benefit of using a direct injection into the area of pain is that it tends to speed up the effect and healing time.

Conventional medicine usually involves suppressing the immune system in order to get rid of your symptoms and pain. Usually, this means that when the medication wears off, you are left with the same pain that you started with. Instead, biopuncture uses an alternative approach.

During the biopuncture procedure, small doses of specific solutions are injected under the skin to cause a natural healing stimulation process. This means that the healing comes from inside your body and the problem is actually being solved, rather than suppressed.

A multitude of health concerns can be effectively treated using biopuncture treatments. This includes certain chronic pains as well as medical conditions:

Biopuncture for pain management:
Chronic pain
Ankle sprains
Ligament and tendon injuries
Osteoarthritis
Tendonitis
Neck and back pain
Shoulder pain (e.g.: rotator cuff syndrome, impingement)
Migraine or tension headaches
TMJ
What medical issues can biopuncture be used to treat?
Asthma
Hay fever
Irritable bowel
Eczema
Bronchitis
Migraine headaches
Irritable bowel syndrome

Often, results are felt after a single biopuncture session, however, multiple sessions may be required in order to achieve long-lasting pain management results.