There’s a curious paradox in seeking ancient remedies for distinctly modern ailments. When overwhelm floods our nervous systems and deadlines loom like gathering storm clouds, we find ourselves reaching back through millennia to the wisdom of Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioners who mapped the body’s invisible landscapes long before MRIs and neurotransmitter studies. Acupuncture—with its whisper-thin needles and meridian pathways—speaks a language our overstimulated bodies somehow remember, even if our conscious minds struggle to translate the…