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We are dedicated to providing complementary care with meaningful results by using an integrative approach to Eastern Medicine.
We are dedicated to providing complementary care
with meaningful results by using an integrative
approach to Eastern Medicine.
Getting to the root of your symptoms
Each of the acupuncture points act as a gate—sending energetic information electromagnetically via the fascia deep into the body.
Explore some of the ways acupuncture works below:
Promotes Healing
Offering a small electrical prompt to the body to restore homeostasis & balance.
Releases Blockage
Releasing areas of blocked Qi which stimulates organ function & promotes health.
Improves Circulation
Promoting circulation in the body improves function where needed.
Decreases Pain
Acting as a natural analgesic, acupuncture interrupts pain signaling.
Balances Body Chemistry
Influencing the body’s biochemical responses via the nervous system.
Reduces Inflammation
Reducing proinflammatory markers, or proteins, in the body
The science behind acupuncture
Acupuncture originated in China around 3,500 years ago and remains one of the oldest,
most commonly used systems of healing in the world. These days, science can explain its effectiveness.
The Acupuncture Ecosystem
Cupping
Cupping feels like a reverse massage, gently pulling muscles upward to draw toxins to the skin's surface for easier elimination by the immune system.
Acupuncture
Acupuncture points are chosen according to your specific diagnosis. Once the needles are in, most of our patients feel a sense of deep relaxation & even sleepiness!
Moxibustion
Ai Ye is an herb used in moxibustion to warm acupuncture points, improve circulation, relieve pain, boost energy, and treat conditions like infertility and breech babies.
Stone
Stones are placed on specific points, like the back, palms, or between toes, to retain heat that deeply penetrates and relaxes muscles, enabling deeper pressure if needed.
Connective tissue winds around the needles, increasing electrical conductivity
Doppler ultrasound shows that acupuncture increases blood flow and circulation.
MRI readings demonstrate that acupuncture prompts observable changes in the brain.
Thermal imaging reveals that acupuncture reduces inflammation.