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There are too many to list, but the World Health Organization has reported more than 43 conditions, including allergies, asthma, back pain, carpal tunnel syndrome, colds, flu, constipation, depression, gynecological disorder, headache, heart problems, infertility,...
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Over five thousand years ago, the Chinese discovered the complex relationship between stimulating a point on the skin to influence a particular organ or organ pathway. Acupuncture uses thin sterile disposable needles that are inserted into acupuncture points to...
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The Chinese discovered the circulatory system more than 2000 years before William Harvey did in the West in 1628. The ancient Chinese had a very advanced scientific understanding of the body and how it works, but they defined it in terms and symbols not known to...
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Acupuncture has two main theories describing how and why acupuncture works. With the current advancements in science in the fields of biophysics, biochemistry, and physiology we are now able to understand the complex mechanisms of acupuncture. Neural Theory:...
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Most acupuncturists do not bill insurance for treatments. However, we can give you a superbill, or invoice, that you can submit to your insurance if it is covered.
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Your new patient appointment with consist of a full health assessment, Traditional Chinese Medicine diagnosis (which often includes taking your pulse and looking at your tongue) as well as an acupuncture session. Recommendations will be made for you to support...
