We believe that health is a manifestation of balance. When the body is internally balanced and in harmony with the external environment, energy flows smoothly throughout to nourish all organs and tissues. By adjusting and stimulating the flow of energy through acupuncture, we stimulate the body's natural healing ability to maintain health and protect against disease.
The best cure is prevention and finding the balance within.
The best cure is prevention and finding the balance within.
Study: Acupuncture Key in Pain Processing
Activation of brain areas involved in pain perception are significantly reduced under acupuncture, a study recently
found. The Radiological Society of North America (RSNA) presented the results of a pain processing study at an annual meeting held Nov. 30 for radiologists, radiation oncologists, medical physicists... read entire article
Activation of brain areas involved in pain perception are significantly reduced under acupuncture, a study recently
found. The Radiological Society of North America (RSNA) presented the results of a pain processing study at an annual meeting held Nov. 30 for radiologists, radiation oncologists, medical physicists... read entire article
Eastern remedies shake wintry blues
With blustery, short days that make it feel like a struggle to stay warm, motivated and out of bed, winter often gets a bad rap. But in other cultures, the season is just the yin to the summer's yang, and simply calls for different ways of feeding the body and mind.
These simple practices from traditional Chinese and Indian medicine can help melt.... read entire article
With blustery, short days that make it feel like a struggle to stay warm, motivated and out of bed, winter often gets a bad rap. But in other cultures, the season is just the yin to the summer's yang, and simply calls for different ways of feeding the body and mind.
These simple practices from traditional Chinese and Indian medicine can help melt.... read entire article
Acupuncturist Treats 40 N.F.L. Players in 4 Cities
Stretched out on a massage table in his Long Island City condominium, Jets fullback Tony Richardson closed his eyes.
Over the next hour, he groaned and grimaced and eventually
fell asleep, as Lisa Ripi, the traveling N.F.L. acupuncturist,
went to work.
Ripi poked and prodded Richardson on a recent Tuesday, using blue and pink needle... read entire article
Stretched out on a massage table in his Long Island City condominium, Jets fullback Tony Richardson closed his eyes.
Over the next hour, he groaned and grimaced and eventually
fell asleep, as Lisa Ripi, the traveling N.F.L. acupuncturist,
went to work.
Ripi poked and prodded Richardson on a recent Tuesday, using blue and pink needle... read entire article
