Acupuncture therapy involves the insertion of very thin, sterilized, solid needles through your skin at acupuncture points on your body. These points are in very specific locations and lie on special channels of energy that are called meridians. Through different manipulation of the needle by the acupuncturist, your body’s balance of the vital energy is restored. This allows natural healing to take place and thus eliminates many symptoms and sickness. Although rarely, acupuncture therapy can cause small bruise at the insertion point.
Contact UsThe term "herbal medicine" refers to the use of a plant’s seed, berries, roots, leaves, bark or flowers for medicinal purposes. While the scientific study of herbs in the United States began just over two centuries ago, herbs and botanicals have been used to treat a wide range of health problems in Asia for thousands of years. When used to facilitate healing in chronic, ongoing problems, herbal medicine has a great deal to offer. Studies have shown that herbal products can treat a variety of conditions, including colds, digestive disorders, insomnia, headaches, arthritis, skin disorders, asthma, and a host of other problems.
Contact UsThe suction in the cups causes the skin and superficial muscle layer to be lightly drawn into the cup. For most patients, this is a particularly relaxing and relieving sensation. The cups are gently moved across the skin (often referred to as "gliding cupping). This movement encourages the lymphatic system to move the stagnation out of the body creating a detoxification effect. Swelling and inflammation are often greatly reduced during the cupping session. Cup marks are almost inevitable as toxins and stagnation are pulled to the surface, cup marks are often desired for the treatment to be highly effective.
Contact UsBy drawing a smooth-edged instrument across the skin where an injury or imbalance resides, a distinctive reddening of the skin (known as "sha") can be observed. This 'coloration' is a positive response and brings immediate benefits by reducing inflammation, coldness, tightness and pain from both the superficial and deeper levels of the body. Scraping is effective for treating all forms of injury, as well as heat syndromes, dizziness, chills and aches. Scraping is a good complement to cupping.
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