Natural Therapies
for PTSD, Depression
and Anxiety

Houston weMED Health Dr. Bing You AABB Certified Cellular Therapy Provider

Dr. Bing You
AABB Certified Cellular Therapy Provider

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Dr. Camille George
Orthopedic Surgeon

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Natural Therapies for PTSD, Depression and Anxiety

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1. Psychotherapy The Best for Mood Disorders

Compared with usual care, treatment with Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT), interpersonal therapy, or supportive therapy significantly reduces depression symptoms posttreatment. CBT significantly reduces anxiety symptoms posttreatment in patients with generalized anxiety disorder. (Ontario Health Technology Assessment Serial. Published online 2017 Nov 13)

2. The Combination of Psychotherapy and Acupuncture Synergizes the Results

The results of a current systematic review and meta-analysis suggested that acupuncture therapy is an effective and safe treatment for patients with Chronic Pain Related Insomnia(CPRI), and it can be recommended for the management of CPRI (Evid Based Complement Alternat Med. 2019).

Acupuncture showed clinically-relevant benefits in reducing the severity of depression at the end of treatment compared to sham acupuncture, usual care, and as an adjunct treatment to anti-depressant medication. (Acupuncture for Depression: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis. Journal of Clinical Medicine. Published online 2019 July.

3. Department of Defense Guidelines Utilizing Acupuncture for PTSD and Anxiety

Pentagon Utilizing Acupuncture

Saturday 23, 2011 The Wall Street Journal

The newest Department of Defense and Department of Veteran Affairs clinical guidelines recommend Acupuncture for:

4. How Acupuncture Helps Pain and Mood Disorders

Decoding an Ancient Therapy
Wall Stree Journal, Mar 22, 2010

  • Neuroimaging studies: Acupuncture calms areas of the brain that register pain and activate those involved in rest and recuperation.
  • Doppler ultrasound: Acupuncture increases blood flow in treated areas.
  • Thermal imaging: Make inflammation subside.
  • Immune modultaion

5. weMED 5-Pillars of Health Supporting Mood Disorder Treatment

Great improvement for our patients

Jackie Testimonial
Anxiety & Panic Attack

Yoli Testimonial
Anxiety & Parkinson’S Disease

Lucy and Pia’s Testimonial
Allergies/Kids

Lucy and Pia’s Testimonial
Fear of Acupuncture

Anne Testimonial
Anxiety/Digestive Issues/ Osteoporosis

6. weMED Success Stories:

Case 1

weMED helped Pia and Lucy improve sleep, gut problems and mood issues.

Case 2

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Veteran with 100% disability gets rid of all of his medications.

We focus on the 5 Pillars of Health, in which acupuncture supports

Integrative Medicine

At weMED Health, we are committed to
providing modern healthcare that bridges the
gap between Eastern and Western medicine.

At weMED Health, we are committed to providing modern healthcare that bridges the gap between Eastern and Western medicine.

Detox

Improving nutrition
and digestion

Fitness

Balancing
hormones

Boosting
brain health

Pain relief without
harmful medications

Avoid Expensive
Surgeries

Improve Your
Quality of Life

Conventional treatments, like steroid shots and painkillers, offer 4-12 hours of relief but often require re-dosing within 24 hours. Regular use can harm the digestive lining, liver, or kidneys. While Celebrex and Vioxx are less GI toxic, the FDA warns they may increase heart attack and stroke risk.

Physical therapy strengthens muscles and ligaments to stabilize joints. Massage, acupuncture, cupping, and Chinese herbal formulas effectively reduce pain by alleviating swelling and inflammation, but none can regrow lost cartilage.

3 Locations Near
Houston TX to Serve You

Houston Center

4126 Southwest Fwy # 1130,
Houston, TX 77027

weMED - Houston Center - 4126 Southwest Fwy # 1130, Houston, TX 77027

The Woodlands Center

3115 College Park, Suite 106,
The Woodlands, TX 77384

weMED - The Woodlands Center - 3115 College Park, Suite 106, The Woodlands, TX 77384

Cypress Center

27200, Highway 290 Suite 200,
Cypress, TX 77433

weMED - Cypress Center 27200, Highway 290 Suite 200, Cypress, TX 77433