Acupuncture

Acupuncture originated in ancient China and has been passed down for over two thousand years. It is a highly refined method and an effective treatment for various diseases. Acupuncture involves inserting fine needles into specific meridians in the body to harmonize Qi and blood and balance yin and yang.

As TCM states, “Qi is the root of life, and meridians are the pathways for Qi.” Meridians are the channels through which Qi and blood flow, with numerous acupoints along them. Acupuncture techniques involve inserting fine needles into these meridians and using reinforcing and reducing methods to promote smooth Qi and blood flow, balance yin and yang, and restore the body's natural equilibrium. The practice of acupuncture aims to regulate these energies to treat diseases.

Acupuncture not only alleviates symptoms but also addresses the root causes of physical conditions. Whether it’s Qi stagnation, blood stasis, or imbalances in cold and heat, acupuncture therapy can provide relief.

We strictly adhere to the regulations of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the Clean Needle Technique (CNT) guidelines. Acupuncture needles are classified as medical devices and must be sterile and labeled for single use only.

Chinese Herbal Medicine

We are grateful to all living beings in nature, each with its unique essence and function. Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) explores medicinal properties, aromas, and meridian affinities from multiple perspectives. Guided by the macro principle of “sovereign, minister, assistant, and envoy” combinations, TCM formulates personalized approaches tailored to individual needs. This approach aims to harmonize the body’s internal and external balance of yin-yang and the five elements, thereby enhancing physical strength, preventing and treating illness, promoting self-healing, and supporting health maintenance.

We carefully select concentrated, purified herbal fine powders produced through standardized manufacturing processes and quality control, enhancing the solubility and absorption of the herbs. Personalized treatment plans are developed based on each patient's unique constitution, underlying causes, condition, and environmental factors.

Moxibustion

Moxibustion is a traditional, non-contact treatment in Chinese medicine. By burning dried mugwort, moxibustion uses its penetrating warmth to reach deeply into the meridians and acupoints beneath the skin, gradually promoting the circulation of qi and blood throughout the body. It is known for its high permeability and long-lasting warmth. With its warming properties, mugwort helps dispel cold, reduce inflammation, and relieve pain, enhancing the body’s yang energy and stimulating its innate healing abilities.

Moxibustion is beneficial for a wide range of conditions, such as relieving joint pain, boosting immunity, improving digestive function, and alleviating insomnia. In modern life, sedentary habits, cold environments, and stress often cause stagnation of qi and blood. The warming effect of moxibustion not only helps release stress and relax the mind but also significantly enhances overall blood circulation.

As a non-contact, natural therapy, moxibustion provides a comprehensive body adjustment in a warm setting, offering both physical comfort and mental relaxation. This approach effectively promotes a balanced state of body and mind.

Massage

Massage, as a natural therapy for physical and mental relaxation and recovery, combines diverse theories and techniques from Eastern and Western traditions, each reflecting unique cultural approaches to health and well-being.

Eastern massage is rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) principles, focusing on the balance and flow of energy (Qi) and blood through the meridian system. By stimulating specific meridians and acupoints, it enhances the body’s internal energy flow, balances Yin and Yang, and promotes holistic health. Unlike Western massage’s local focus, Eastern massage considers the overall state of well-being, effectively improving sleep quality, boosting immunity, and addressing common issues like pain, sleep disorders, neck stiffness, and indigestion. This approach not only relieves muscle tension but also strengthens the body’s constitution and helps with internal issues such as insomnia and digestive problems through comprehensive regulation.

In contrast, Western massage emphasizes the relaxation of muscle tissue and targeted physical relief. Through techniques like kneading and pressing, it directly relaxes muscles, promotes circulation, and quickly alleviates muscle tension and fatigue caused by prolonged sitting or physical exertion.

Our specialized electrotherapy massage incorporates gentle microcurrents within tolerable limits, delivering dual stimulation of massage and microcurrents along with a slow, penetrating warmth that activates cells and enhances metabolism. This method caters to varying massage intensity needs, providing an effective approach to relaxation and revitalization.

Cupping

Cupping is a natural therapy rooted in traditional Chinese medicine. By applying negative pressure to the skin, cupping uses suction to gently pull the skin and underlying tissues upward, helping to unblock meridians, activate blood circulation, dispel dampness, and detoxify. The negative pressure stimulates localized blood flow, facilitating the release of cold, dampness, and toxins from the body, enhancing its self-healing capabilities.

Cupping therapy is widely used to relieve muscle soreness caused by prolonged sitting, fatigue, and cold dampness, as well as to improve joint issues, support digestion, and reduce stress. With a painless, simple process free of medication side effects, cupping provides a warm, relaxing experience, making it a suitable therapeutic option for people of all ages.