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Each human being is a world in miniature; a garden in which doctor and patient strive together to cultivate health and happiness. Like a gardener uses irrigation, nutrients and compost to grow robust, healthy plants the Oriental medical practitioner uses acupuncture, herbs, bodywork, sound nutrition and regular exercise to help patients recover and sustain good health.

Acupuncture is based on the understanding that the human body has the capability to heal itself. When communication and nourishment to and from the organs and tissues of the body are flowing freely the innate intelligence of the body ensures that this healing takes place. When tightness, tension or pain exist in an area they create blockages which obstruct the flow of blood, nerve impulses and lymph into and out of the area. Thereby, hindering the ability of the body to remedy the problem and allowing disease to set in.

Insertion of slender, sterilized needles goes unnoticed by most patients and feels like a small tap followed by a sensation of tingling, numbness or traveling warmth. Relaxation and an elevation in spirit accompany treatment. It is as normal to be calm and relaxed as it is to be immediately energized. Patients usually notice a relief of symptoms and feel more energetic in the days that follow treatment. Treatments are pleasant and relaxing and encourage most to look forward to future visits.

The goal of your treatment is to identify and release the blockages that are standing in the way of your body's recuperative processes. A thorough physical examination is done to identify the problematic organ systems and tissues and a treatment plan is formulated based upon these findings. The results equal an overall feeling of balance and well being.

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