Acupuncture
Acupuncture, a complex branch of Chinese Medicine, is the ancient science of inserting very fine needles into specific points on the body to restore the normal balance of Qi.
Through a balanced flow of Qi, the body is able to heal itself. It is a safe, effective and relaxing therapy used as a dynamic approach in the prevention of illness and restoration of health. Read more…
Chinese Herbal Medicine
The Chinese pharmacopia lists over 6,000 different medicinal substances. As the oldest practiced system of herbal medicine in the world, Chinese herbs have been studied and utilized extensively.
Traditionally, an herbal formula is taken as a custom made tea. However today there are several options such as tea pills, plasters, tinctures, drafts and granules. Herbal remedies are made from the highest quality herbs and are combined to form custom herbal prescriptions. Read more…
Tui Na
Tui Na (pronounced tway-nah) is a Chinese medical massage developed as another branch of classical Chinese medicine. It is a rhythmic massage preformed by applying pressure in circular movements on selected acupuncture points or along meridians.
This therapy is used to stimulate or relax muscle groups, channels of the body, and relieve pain.
Moxibustion
Moxa is a combination of Chinese herbs that can be burned on an acupuncture needle or near the body to build Qi and rid the body of excess moisture.
Patients usually enjoy the warmth and relaxation that comes with moxibustion.
Cupping
Cupping is an ancient technique in which glass jars are heated to create a vacuum and placed on the body to relieve acute illnesses such as cold, fever and pain.