ACUPUNCTURE
72% OFF YOUR FIRST VISIT
New Customer Special Offer
$50.00 ($180.00 Regular Price)
This 70 minute session includes:
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40 minute acupuncture and/or cupping
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25 minute massage
*Direct insurance billing available
NEW TO ACUPUNCTURE?
Prior to your treatment, our acupuncturist will take your health history to come up with a treatment plan that addresses your specific condition. During the acupuncture treatment, most of our clients report no or minimal discomfort as the needles are inserted. The needles are usually left in the body anywhere between 5-30 minutes. After the treatment, people generally report feeling relaxed. The total number of treatment sessions will be discussed by your provider during your initial consultation/assessment.
THE BENEFITS OF ACUPUNCTURE
Releasing areas of congestion and stagnation for Qi to flow smoothly and regulate your spiritual, emotional, mental and physical health
Clears Blockages
Stimulating the production of nitric oxide in the body to promote greater blood flow to tissues and vital organs for a healthier system
Improves
Circulation
Fortifying and restoring the immune system’s innate ability to battle against colds, allergies and infections during the changing seasons
Strengthens
Immunity
Reducing inflammation of the stomach and pancreas to improve overall digestive functions and provide long-term symptomatic relief
Improves Digestion
Enhancing your body’s natural healing ability through stimulating the central nervous system, interrupt pain signals, and release endorphins
Relieves
Pain
Lowering stress hormones and moderating mood to reduce anxiety and improve overall feelings of happiness
Reduces
Stress
Calming the sympathetic nervous system to induce a sense of calm and emotional stability towards everyday well-being
Balances
Mood
Fixing body imbalances through replenishing Qi from within, to accelerate metabolism and stimulate organ functions associated with weight management
Manages
Weight
HOW ACUPUNCTURE WORKS
Acupuncture is a healing modality used in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). There is growing interest in the West about the use of acupuncture for in pain management, infertility, and general health maintenance.
Acupuncture involves the insertion of very thin needles through the skin at strategic points on the body. TCM describes Acupuncture as a technique for balancing the flow of Qi (life energy) , which is believed to flow through pathways (meridians or channels) in ones body. Although there is significant science behind this technique, there is also a substantial amount of art involved in the application.
The origins of Acupuncture and more specifically Traditional Chinese Medicine can be tied back thousands of years to the Yellow Emperor himself. The goal of Acupuncture is to stimulate the natural healing properties of the body itself and restoring balance.