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Acupuncture

Balanced & regulated flow of Qi

According to Traditional Chinese Medicine(TCM), vital energy called Qi(Chi) is flowing through Living Body, on fixed Pathways, called Meridians. It is the Balanced and regulated flow of Qi in the Meridians which keeps the body Functional, Energetic, Emotionally balanced and Physiologically Healthy. When due to some Emotional or Physical trauma, disturbance occurs in the unobstructed and balanced flow of Qi, that is when the disease may ensue. An appropriate treatment must be done, to regain the balance and harmony in the flow of Qi and to win back Health. Acupuncture along other ancient/ traditional modalities of treatment has been used for the purpose.

Without any medication

Since Centuries in China, Acupuncture has been used for re-regulating the flow of Qi to strengthen the Body enough to Cure itself and get rid of disease on its own, without any medication. In Acupuncture, the practitioner inserts needles on therapeutically effective points of the Meridians to remove obstructions in the flow of Qi or to regulate the flow itself. Generally these needles are retained in place, for a specific time, during the treatment session.

Modern-day precision made Acupuncture needles are sterilized, single-use, and have specific designs for use on different areas of the body for different treatment needs. The needles are approved for use, by the US Food and Drug Administration Authority (FDA).

This ancient treatment is now more widely used as complementary care to effectively treat not only Aches and Pains, but also has established its efficacy in the treatment of Addictions, Anxiety, Allergies, Asthma, Depressions, Migraines, Athletic Injuries, and Post Stroke Rehabilitation.

Acupuncture has gained such a popularity that a concept of Pain management feels incomplete without its use. The realization of analgesic’s side effects, by the medical profession and by the public at large, has too been fanning the popularity of Acupuncture.

Dry and Wet Cupping

Acupuncture, Dry & Wet Cupping, Allergy Testing, Allergy Elimination/Desensitization, Facial Rejuvenation Therapy, Herbal Medicines, Homeopathy, Moxibustion, Tui Na Therapy

Moxibustion

Moxibustion is a therapeutic method of traditional Chinese medicine that involves applying heat by stimulating a series of points of the body ¬ in order to heal disorders or diseases and achieve the balance of physiological functions.

Moxibustion is used in many cases combined with acupuncture, because both techniques are not only complementary and compatible, but can enhance its healing effect. The same points are usually used for this therapy as in acupuncture, since the two therapeutic methods obey the same medical tradition and respond to the same energy channels.

Tui Na Therapy

Tui na massage technique of treatment in the Chinese Traditional Medicine, had been documented in YELLOW EMPORER’S CLASSICS OF INTERNAL MEDICINE, (Written 5000 years ago) is based on the concept of Yin Yang, movement of essential amount of Blood and Qi within the Meridians of the Human Body.

Tui Na Therapist, by manual handling of Patient’s Body tissues, through a variety of techniques, regulates and fine tunes the flow of the Qi and Blood within the Meridians to treat a multitude of Muscular, skeletal, respiratory, Digestive, and gynecological ailments. The treatment usually does not involve ingestion of any medications. Chinese Herbs may at times concomitantly be advised to the patient, which in the hands of a qualified Herbalist do not pose the Threat of Side effects.

Contraindications

Patients with osteoporosis or threatened fractures, for instance, should not receive Tui Na.
Neither should patients with infectious diseases, skin problems or open wounds.
Diseases with hemorrhagic tendency such as defective blood coagulation mechanism like hemophilia, or conditions involving visceral hemorrhage such as bleeding from the upper digestive tract or splenic rupture.
Acute infectious diseases such as viral hepatitis, pulmonary tuberculosis, bacillary dysentery.
Critical diseases of the heart, brain, liver, kidney and other viscera.
During menstruation and pregnancy, manipulations producing strong stimulations should not be applied to abdomen and lumbosacral area of women

Cupping Therapy

The Ancient Therapy

This ancient therapy is a part and parcel of traditional Chinese Medicine. It serves as a mean to promote therapeutic circulation of Qi and blood into certain areas of the body. It also collects stagnant blood under the specially designed vacuumable cup to let the blood out for Detoxification.

Cupping can be done with or without Bleeding process. Cupping may be used to potentiate the effect of Acupuncture or as a standalone therapy for a number of health issues.

What can be treated by cupping

The process of cupping tends to collect stagnant toxic blood, enabling it’s drawing out from the body. It invites fresh blood and Qi circulation to the affected areas, meridians and the internal organs connected to them. It reduces Dampness, swelling, pain, and relaxes tense muscles.

A few conditions usually treated by cupping alone or with Acupuncture include:

Gynecological disorders
Wrinkles and Cellulite removal
Muscle soreness and pains
Facial Rejuvenation
Acute sprains
A low backache
Performance improvement
Periodic Health maintenance

The negative pressure under cups helps to break the Cellulite and moves it out through lymphatic drainage. The enriched blood circulation after cupping helps regenerate the new more elastic Collagen under the skin, to rejuvenate and tighten it.

Reduces Swelling.
Assists with Post-Op Recovery.
Reduce Some Symptoms of Osteoarthritis.
Magnetic Therapy Is Good for General Well-Being.
Potentially Alleviate Symptoms of Pain.
Improve blood flow to body tissues.

Gua Sha

Gua Sha is a deep massage over an effected area of muscle spasm, tightness or constriction by scraping or rubbing the affected area. Like cupping, it may leave areas of mild temporary redness.

Mental & Emotional Health

The National Institute of Mental Health

According to The National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH), more than 40 million adults of US population are suffering from Anxiety with at least one symptom of Depression. It is only half of these people who seek a treatment, but still have already suffered for an average of seven years before really getting any medical help.

Anxiety and Depression are concurrent to several other psychiatric disorders like Specific Phobias, PSTD, major Depressive Disorder, and PDD.

Symptoms of Anxiety and Depression

Symptoms of Anxiety and Depression may manifest as loss of interest in daily activities, loss of concentration, mood swings, and apathy. Symptoms may also be physical like, a lack or increase in appetite with concomitant weight gain or loss, and generalized aches and pains. Some people may suffer from lack or excess of Sleep.

Long standing everyday Stresses, lead to a state of Anxiety, which develops certain symptoms. These symptoms of anxiety, when become chronic, earns the label of Depression, which in turn take a toll on one’s Mental and Physical health with a persistent wound-up feelings or repetitive physical Ailments.

An up surge in screen time, has deprived people of in-person social interactions, causing a sense of isolation and loneliness, which propels the social media user towards anxiety and depression three times faster than a minimal screen-user.

Homeopathy

Natural form of alternative medicine

Homeopathy is a natural form of alternative medicine used by over 200 million people worldwide. The origin of Homeopathy theories and principles is the medicinal tradition established thousands of years ago in ancient Greece and Rome. But it was the German doctor Samuel Hahnemann who started practice in 1780.

More than 4000 substances from plant, animal and minerals have been tested since Hahnemann first developed his theories and a Materia medica is written that contains over 2000 remedies. Homeopathic remedies are the natural form of medicine used by over 200 million people worldwide to treat both acute and chronic conditions.

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