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We dive into the fascinating world of acupuncture and its transformative role in addiction recovery. Our guest, Jonathan Bronson, an experienced Acupuncturist from the Recovery Collective, joins us to shed light on the power of acupuncture as a healing modality.

We begin by exploring the distinction between Traditional and Classical Chinese Medicine, delving into the rich history and philosophy behind acupuncture. Jonathan explains how the principles of Chinese Medicine align with holistic approaches to health and wellness, offering a comprehensive perspective on addiction recovery.

One of the critical topics we explore is the effectiveness of ear acudetox, a specialized form of acupuncture targeting the ear. We delve into how this technique can alleviate withdrawal symptoms, reduce cravings, and support overall well-being during recovery.

Furthermore, we discuss the benefits of full-body acupuncture for addiction recovery. Jonathan shares insights on how this comprehensive approach can address underlying imbalances, restore harmony to the body and mind, and enhance the overall success of the recovery journey.

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