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Acupuncture is
a healing therapy that is a branch of Chinese medicine. The Chinese
discovered that Qi flows between organs along regular pathways called
meridians. Acupoints are key points along the meridians where
the energy is most accessible. A licensed acupuncturist—or Chinese
medical doctor—will stimulate these acupoints with sterile,
disposable needles, allowing the physician to direct the Qi and restore
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Herbology is the
study of plants and natural medical substances used to bring health
to individuals. Herbology is a powerful and important aspect of Chinese
medical practice and is relatively inexpensive as an effective form
of healthcare. Herbal remedies are made from the highest quality herbs
and combined in our pharmacy to form a custom herbal prescription.
Most herbal formulas are available as teas or pills. |
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Tui Na (pronounced
tway-nah) is a medical massage developed as another
branch of classical Chinese medicine. It is a rhythmic massage performed
by applying pressure in circular movements on selected acupoints.
This therapy is used to stimulate or relax muscle groups, clearing
the channels of the body and creating relief from pain. Massage can
be used to reduce physical stress and pain, to relax or to invigorate
the body, revitalizing the body’s energy. |
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Nutritional Advice.
Understanding your body's needs is a fundamental part of self-healing.
I can provide a list of helpful and harmful foods and answer any
questions you have about your diet. |
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Session fees vary depending on treatments. |
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Herbal prescriptions are individually priced. |
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Multiple sessions are available at a reduced rate. |
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In-home treatments available by appointment. |
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Gift certificates and in-home treatment for massage are available. |