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With many years of clinical experience helping patients with complaints like chronic and acute pain, sleep, digestion, menstruation, menopause, addiction, fertility/vitality, immunity and overall well-being -- we are confident that our services will help you cultivate your balance so you can take root to rise.
Cupping is a therapeutic practice that involves creating suction on the skin using a glass or plastic cup. Cupping can be applied stationary on dry skin or as sliding cups with an emollient that allows the cups to glide along the skin.
Cupping leaves temporary marks on the skin that can look like bruising. In cases of wet cupping, where lancets are used to puncture the skin along with cupping, the marks may be darker. The marks themselves typically do not hurt and will resolve within days of treatment.
Gua sha is a therapeutic technique in which the surface of the skin is stroked using a round-edged tool. This is typically performed along the neck and back, but can also be used on the arms, legs, and even the face
As the gua sha tool moves over the body, small capillaries may break and create bruise-like markings. These markings will diminish in the days following treatment. In Chinese medicine, we refer to those markings as "sha" or sand, as it resembles grains of sand coming to the surface of the skin.
The medicinal herb mugwort – scientific name Artemisia Vulgaris or Ai ye – is burned at or near acu-points on the surface of the skin for warming and penetrating into cold areas of the body.
Our highest grade moxa burns over a metallic shield between your skin and the moxa so your skin is protected from any direct contact.
If you are sensitive to moxa smoke just let us know --we can substitute moxa balms which sit under far infrared lamps so similar therapeutic oils can penetrate into the body.
We strive to support the health and safety of all our patients. If you are exhibiting COVID-19 or flu-like symptoms, stay home and notify your physician.
Our medical office complies to all CDC, HIPPA and Ohio law for the practice of acupuncture and current best practices regarding COVID-19 and any other infectious disease.
Though many people start to feel the benefits of treatment immediately, your body will continue to unwind, re-calibrate, and integrate. The time post treatment is ideally one of rest and nourishment. Do your best to nourish yourself by:
In an official report, Acupuncture: Review and Analysis of Reports on Controlled Clinical Trials, the World Health Organization (WHO) has listed the following symptoms, diseases and conditions that have been shown through controlled trials to be treated effectively by acupuncture:
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