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"While we look not at the things which
are seen, but at the things which are not seen:
for the things which are seen are temporal; but
the things which are not seen are eternal.."
2 Corinthians 4:18
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Acupuncture Scottsdale, AZ
Acupuncture Phoenix, AZ
Herbal Medicine
Traditional Chinese Medicine
Oriental Herbologist
Tai Chi Instructor
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ACUPUNCTURE |
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5,000 year tradition of success.
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In many Western cultures today, acupuncture is considered
a new "alternative" or even "new age" medicine.
In reality, acupuncture has an established track
record that goes back well over 5,000 years.
At its most basic, acupuncture is the insertion
of very fine needles on the body's surface, in order
to influence physiological functioning of the body
(i.e. enhance the body's inate ability to restore
itself to full health).
Acupuncture can also be used in conjunction with
heat produced by burning specific herbs. This is
called moxibustion.
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The first record of acupuncture is found in a
4,700 year old "Yellow Emperor's Classic
of Internal Medicine". This is said to
be the oldest medical textbook in the world.
It is said to have been recorded from even earlier
theories by Shen Nung, the father
of Oriental Medicine. Shen Nun documented theories
about circulation, pulse, and the heart over 4,000
years before Europen medicine had any concept of
these functions.
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Acupuncture is very successful
in treating the following health problems:
- Arthritis
- Asthma
- Back pain, Sciatica
- Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
- Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
- Depression, Anxiety, I.B.S.
- Drug, Alcohol, Nicotine Addictions
- Headache / Migraine
- Insommia
- Neck / Shoulder Pain
- PMS / Gynecological disorders / Infertility
- Pre/Post Stroke Symptoms
- Sports Injuries
- Most Chronic Disorders
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TAI CHI
Tai Chi is an ancient Chinese martial art based on Yin-Yang theory utilizing
balance, harmony and flexibility. While other popular
martial arts like Kung Fu and Taekwondo emphasize offence,
Tai-Chi focuses more on Chi-Gong (breathig technique)
and defense, which is the foundation for most oriental
martial arts.
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TUI NA
Acupressure is applying pressure to acupoints on the
body. Tui Na (or Tuina, pronounced "twee-nah"), on the
other hand, utilizes many different massage
strokes that are applied to acupoints, channels
and muscle groups.
The importance of Tui Na is that when it is performed
correctly and with the right intention,
it s the physical expression of the flow of Qi energy
from one human being to another. The strokes and
techniques stimulate an exchange of Qi energy between
the practioner and the patient, and this is the secret behind the healing
power of Tui Na.
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Herbology
Herbal Medicine is the natural partner
to acupuncture. Many internal dis-eases or chronic
conditions can benefit greatly from the use of
oriental herbal therapies.
Herbal Nutrition
In Eastern medical tradition (and
increasingly in the West) food is considered a
form of medicinal herbs that we take three times
a day. Being aware of what we eat can help maintain
internal balance and prevent the onset of disease.
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