Choosing acupuncture as part of your wellness routine is a smart move. With the careful placement of needles, an acupuncture helps alleviate tension, reduce stress, restore balance, improve circulation, and support long-term health.
Oakville Acupuncture Clinic
Oakville Acupuncture Clinic
- 243 North Service Rd W #106D, Oakville, ON L6M 3E5
- (647) 492-7940
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The human body is comprised of thousands of intricate networks and passages (called Meridians) that connect the body’s network of systems to each other and the brain. A complicated system such as this requires maintenance to keep the flow of communication running smoothly. Since the body is comprised mostly of water, Oakville Acupuncture Clinic uses the metal of the needles to create conductivity in the body to clear out and reconnect these passageways. Learn More
Diseases that Acupuncture can Help
Muscles, Bones and Joints
Nervous System
Digestive System
Acupuncture is the Chinese care of choice for stomach ulcers. Although it has been noted that stomach ulcers do heal after acupuncture care, both types of stomach ulcers do heal spontaneously, thus convoluting the actual success rate of acupuncture.
Respiratory System
According to some Western research data, acupuncture causes the contracted muscular walls to dilate although the exact mechanism that facilitates this remains unknown. A recent Chinese medical trial claims that 70% of asthmatic patients obtained beneficial effects from acupuncture and moxibustion (approximately ten care) annually.
Heart and Blood Vessels
While acupuncture is not regularly utilized as a care for diseases of the circulatory system in the West, it is a common and acceptable form of Chinese care. Animal experiments conducted in China illustrate that acupuncture do affect the circulatory system.
Addiction and Obesity
A significant number of Western acupunctures are utilizing a variety of acupuncture techniques as care for obesity, smoking, and hard drug addiction. Some physiological and clinical evidence suggests that acupuncture is an effective care for these issues. Read more
During Pregnancy and Its benefits
Pregnancy Induction
Frequently Asked Questions
When considering acupuncture, our patients often tell us they were most apprehensive about the acupuncture needles. They were reassured to learn that the needles are FDA approved as medical devices and are individually wrapped, totally sterile, and disposed of after one use. Those patients also discovered that the care was virtually painless because acupuncture needles are extremely thin and flexible — approximately 16 acupuncture needles together equal the thickness of a pin. Most importantly, our patients come to realize that the needles are simply tools to help them move through the process of healing and balance.
Of course, it’s normal to feel somewhat nervous before your first care. However afterwards you should feel very comfortable. Of the years our patients have felt many things ranging from energy moving to total relaxation at the end of a care.
People often feel rejuvenated and relaxed with an alleviation of their symptoms. Other bodily functions that weren’t part of your chief complaint may also improve. For example, you might find that you are sleeping better, and your anxiety is reduced or that your digestion is improved or that your stress level is lowered. Returning to work after a care is not a problem.
Like everything, it depends on what the problem is and how long you have been dealing with it. The general rule is that the longer you’ve been out of balance, the longer it takes to resolve. But in practice, individuals respond at different rates. You will know quite soon how you’re responding to acupuncture.
Acupuncture is wonderful for general well-being, stress-reduction and boosting immunity. Acupuncture can help strengthen you again. Some people, once their problem has resolved, come once a month to prevent allergy flare-ups, for example
About Town of Oakville
Nestled along the shores of Lake Ontario, Oakville is a charming town in southern Ontario known for its blend of urban sophistication and natural splendor. The town is peppered with lush parks and green spaces, such as the renowned Coronation Park, where residents can enjoy lakeside picnics, strolls along the boardwalk, and family-friendly activities in the park’s open fields. Bronte Creek Provincial Park, with its expansive trails and historic farmstead, offers a year-round escape into nature, attracting hikers, bikers, and wildlife enthusiasts alike. These green spaces contribute to Oakville’s reputation as one of the most beautiful suburban towns in Ontario.


Oakville is also home to a variety of vibrant neighborhoods, each with its distinct personality. Bronte Village, located along the water, is known for its cozy restaurants, marina, and community-centered events. The historic Downtown Oakville area offers a mix of trendy boutiques, gourmet dining, and waterfront parks, making it a perfect destination for both locals and visitors. Eastlake, with its stately homes and tree-lined streets, is a quiet, upscale neighborhood ideal for families seeking tranquility and access to excellent schools. From the lively spirit of Kerr Village to the upscale charm of Morrison, Oakville’s neighborhoods each offer a unique experience, making it a desirable place to live or visit.
- Dundas Street (Highway 5)
- Trafalgar Road
- Lakeshore Road
- Speers Road
- Third Line
- Upper Middle Road
- Bronte Road
- Royal Windsor Drive
- Winston Churchill Boulevard
- Ford Drive
- Dorval Drive
- Rebecca Street
- Great Lakes Boulevard
- 16 Mile Drive
- QEW (Queen Elizabeth Way)
- North Service Road
- South Service Road
- Maple Grove Drive
- Burnhamthorpe Road
- Glenashton Drive
- West Oakville
- Falgarwood
- Kerr Village
- Clearview
- West Oak Trails
- Bronte
- Palermo
- Ennisclare Park
- Glen Abbey
- Uptown Core
- Oakville East L6K
- Oakville South L6L
- Oakville North L6H
- Oakville West L6M
- Oakville Northeast L6J
Click here for Most Common Questions we get asked regularly. We thought it would be a good idea to have them on our website so everyone can get answers to these questions and it can help them in making decision about their acupuncture.
