Acupuncture
Practiced in China and other Asian countries for thousands of years, acupuncture is one of the key components of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Acupuncture is a technique that involves inserting very tiny disposable sterile needles into the body at specific points along channels or “meridians.”
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Cupping
Cupping refers to an ancient Chinese practice in which a cup is applied to the skin and the pressure in the cup is reduced so that the skin and superficial muscle layer is drawn into and held in the cup. Cupping is usually indicated for pain conditions and is applied to the back, legs or arms.
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Chinese Tuina Massage
Tuina is a therapeutic massage modality practiced for many centuries. It was initially developed to set broken and dislocated bones, to restore structural alignment, and was later expanded to treat many more conditions. It involves massage and acupressure aimed at unblocking “stagnation” or areas of tension.
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MoxiBustion
Moxibustion is a procedure of burning an herb, (Folium Artemisiae Vulgaris) to create heat and therapeutic effects as a stand-alone or accompanying treatment to acupuncture in certain conditions. It can increase circulation and promote healing.
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Dietary Therapy
Dietary therapy provides a powerful tool for correcting disharmonies and is used in conjunction with acupuncture and herbal therapy to restore balance. A patient going through an initial evaluation will be given guidance on general food restrictions and specific recommendations.
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Chinese Herbal Medicine
Herbal therapy is widely used for many disease conditions in China. Herbs possess many strengthening as well as therapeutic effects, due to their content of various nutrients and vitamins, which are essential to the body.
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Thai Massage
Thai massage is a type of Oriental bodywork therapy that is based on the treatment of the human body, mind, and spirit, and is known for its ability to clear the energy pathways. Thai massage can be described as a cross between acupressure, yoga, and Zen shiatsu and is inspired by Buddhist teachings.
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Electroacupuncture
Electroacupuncture is a variation of traditional acupuncture treatment in which inserted acupuncture needles are stimulated electronically. This technique was developed in China in 1934 as a means of providing continuous stimulation of the needles. This technique is commonly used to increase intensity of treatments and provide stimulation of nerves in the treatment of pain or neurological disorders. It is also used on the abdomen during fertility treatments to increase blood circulation to the uterus and ovaries. It is a pain-free procedure with a small amount of throbbing and vibration in the affected area.
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