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Chinese Acupuncture

Classic acupuncture is the art of inserting fine, sterile, metal filiform needles into certain points along the channels and collaterals (tributaries of the channels) in order to control the flow of the Qi. These needles are used only once, sterile and disposable. They alter the flow of Qi, so that the body can heal itself. Sometimes we use minute waves of electricity by attaching a small machine to the needles.

Facial Renewal Acupuncture

Non surgical, healthy and beautiful aging.

Acupuncture and chinese herbs offer a holistic approach to looking and feeling younger.

Normal results from treatment can:
• reduce wrinkles
• lift droopy eyelids
• clear or reduce age spots
• refine skin tone and texture
• and give you an overall rejuvenated appearance

You should also feel better and enjoy many other health benefits.

Call today to learn more about this gentle, healthy approach to facial rejuvenation.

Chinese Herbal Medicinals

These consist of plants, mineral and animals. They are given in adjunction to the acupuncture treatment, and have a very large place in Traditional Chinese Medicine. They harmonize the mind- body-spirit, and reverse of prevent diseases. They should only be taken under the supervision of a trained herbalist.

They usually come in pill form, powder form, or as raw herbs which you need to boil and drink daily.

Moxibustion

Moxibustion consists of burning some of the herb moxa (Chinese mugwort) over specific channel points or certain areas of the body. It’s effect is to warm, tonify and stimulate. By doing so, it prevents diseases and preserves health.

Moxa can be used with a cigar looking roll of herbs which after lighting is waved on specific area of the body, or by little pallets attached to the needle.

Cupping

Cupping is a method of treating disease by causing local congestion. The glass jars are heated with a small flame, creating a small vacuum. They are then applied to the skin, drawing up the underlying tissues and forming blood stasis. Sometimes the cupping is done over the needle.

Therapeutic Massages

Swedish

Massage is the oldest method of alleviating pain and the symptoms of disease and of promoting good health. Massage can be used to maintain and enhance the health and well-being of the entire body.

• Swedish Massage stimulates circulation, increase muscle tone, and create an all-around balance of the structure and function of the muscular system.
• The advantage of skillful Swedish massage includes pain relief, relaxation, increased muscle tone, and better mobility in the joints, as well as rehabilitation of muscles and damage tissues. The mind and spirit can also experience benefits (clarity of thought, relief from mental and emotional tension ).
• The main purpose of Swedish Massage is to keep the body's various systems in a state of free-flowing health, so that disorders do not develop, and the individual's general health improves.

Chi Nei Tsang

Internal Organ Massage

This Taoist massage technique works with each of the 5 major systems of the body: the vascular system, the lymphatic system, the nervous system, the tendon muscle system and the acupuncture meridians (Chi system).

It emphasizes abdominal manipulation and direct massage of the internal organs.

The area behind and around the navel center is the most crucial and powerful energy center in the body. This region generates, stores and distributes the energy, (Chi), that powers the entire system. Any disturbances or blockages here hamper and divert the free flow of a most vital energy.

The abdomen is massaged in a way to help correct chronic health problems ranging from organ malfunction to structural misalignment.

Reiki

“Rei” means “universal”. “Ki” (or Chi), is the “vital life energy” that is in all living things. Reiki is the Universal Life Force.

In ancient times (Reiki has being found in Tibet, China, Egypt, Japan, and the Greek and Roman cultures), it was the practice of laying-on-hands, and remains so to-day.

Reiki is channeled from the Higher Source, drawn through the chakras, or energy centers of the practitioner, out of the hands, and into the person receiving the treatment.