After heart surgery or cardiac procedures, the body enters a critical recovery phase.
Managing stress, improving circulation, supporting the immune system, and restoring energy are essential.
Lifestyle adjustments such as a heart-healthy diet, regular gentle movement, stress reduction, and emotional support play a key role in healing and long-term heart health.
Acupuncture and herbal medicine work together to support cardiovascular health by improving circulation, reducing stress, and restoring balance in the body.
Acupuncture helps regulate heart rhythm, lower blood pressure, and calm the nervous system.
Herbal remedies are used to strengthen the heart, promote healthy blood flow, and ease symptoms such as palpitations or fatigue.
Together, they provide a natural, holistic approach to managing heart disease and supporting recovery after surgery.
The heart is the engine of our body.
The condition of the engine varies depending on the individual.
You should always take care of it with interest, especially those who have had heart surgery or procedures. (Just like changing engine oil regularly)
We help you to stay more comfortable and stable by using pill herbs and water-based herbs.
Recent symptoms can improve quickly, but long-term symptoms require time.
If you take these two treatments for 5 days, you will feel much more comfortable.
The cost of the 5-day treatment is $250, which includes 10 doses of pill herbs and 10 doses of water-based herbs.
Try it for 5 days, and if your symptoms improve, you can continue taking it until you are completely recovered.
The time it takes to completely recover varies from person to person. Some people recover quickly, while others need more time.
Always be healthy and happy. Thank you.
Cardiac rehabilitation is a medically supervised program designed to help individuals recover after heart surgery or a cardiac event such as stent placement. It includes exercise training, heart-healthy living education, and emotional support to help improve heart health and prevent future problems.
· Faster recovery after surgery or stent placement
· Improved heart function and endurance
· Reduced risk of heart attack or readmission
· Better control of blood pressure, cholesterol, and diabetes
· Enhanced emotional well-being and reduced anxiety
· Begins in the hospital right after surgery or stent
· Focus: Gentle movement, breathing exercises, education
· Activities: Walking in the room/hallway, sitting up, preparing for discharge
· Supervised exercise sessions at a rehab center
· Focus: Building strength and monitoring the heart during activity
· Components:
- Aerobic exercise (treadmill, stationary bike)
- Vital sign monitoring (heart rate, blood pressure, oxygen)
- Nutritional counseling (low-sodium, low-fat diet)
- Stress management and support
· Self-managed heart-healthy lifestyle
· Regular aerobic and strength exercises
· Continued heart-healthy eating
· Periodic follow-ups with healthcare providers
· Frequency: 3–5 days per week
· Intensity: Moderate (RPE 11–13 or 50–70% of max heart rate)
· Duration: 30–60 minutes including warm-up and cool-down
· Type: Walking, cycling, swimming, light strength training
· Always warm up and cool down
· Avoid extreme temperatures during exercise
· Stop exercise and contact a doctor if you experience:
· Chest pain
· Dizziness or fainting
· Unusual shortness of breath
· Irregular heartbeat or palpitations
· Consider counseling or support groups
· Discuss concerns with your rehab team
· Engage family and friends for emotional support
· Talk to your doctor before starting or changing any exercise routine
• Fatty fish (like salmon, mackerel, sardines) – rich in omega-3 fatty acids
• Nuts (especially walnuts and almonds)
• Fruits and vegetables – especially berries, leafy greens, and citrus fruits
• Whole grains – like oats, brown rice, and whole wheat bread
• Legumes – such as beans, lentils, and chickpeas
• Olive oil – a source of healthy monounsaturated fats
• Avocados – packed with potassium and healthy fats
• Dark chocolate (in moderation) – contains flavonoids beneficial for heart health
• Exercise regularly – aim for at least 150 minutes of moderate activity per week
• Maintain a healthy weight
• Avoid smoking and limit alcohol consumption
• Manage stress – through meditation, yoga, or deep breathing
• Get enough sleep – ideally 7 to 9 hours per night
• Limit processed foods and added sugars
• Monitor blood pressure and cholesterol levels
• Stay hydrated – drink enough water daily
A Natural Way to Support Your Heart
Yuntherapy USA Acupuncture & Herb Center
We treat the root cause, not just symptoms. Our holistic care helps your body regain balance and strength.
Acupuncture and herbal therapy support healthy circulation, easing fatigue, chest tightness, and poor circulation.
Emotional stress can affect your heart. Traditional medicine calms your nervous system, helping you feel more relaxed and balanced.
Customized herbal formulas gently help your heart work better, improving energy and daily function—without harsh side effects.
After surgery or procedures, treatments like acupuncture and cupping can help reduce pain, inflammation, and boost healing.
Every treatment is based on your unique body type and health condition. No one-size-fits-all—just care that fits you.
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