EXPERIENCE

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Learn about the tools and techniques of our trade below

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ACUPUNCTURE

Acupuncture involves the insertion of ultrathin one-time-use sterile surgical steel into specific locations on the body. Acupuncture channels are information highways connecting the neural, lymphatic, circulatory, and hormonal pathways that weave our tissues and organ systems together. It is a minimally invasion pain-free experience that activates the mechanisms you need to heal.

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HERBAL MEDICINE

Each herb possesses one or more of the five flavors - spicy, salty, sweet, sour, and bitter - and each has a specific action in the body. Chinese herbs are rarely ever prescribed as stand-alone medications. Combinations of herbs synergistically reinforce one another, direct the herb's action to a specific location of the body, and moderate any harsh side effects. Dr. Neuman tailors each formula with appropriate herbs and dosages to meet your needs.

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CUPPING

Cupping, also called Myofascial Decompression (MFD), involves using specialized cups that suction and lift the skin and underlying tissue, allowing blood and lymph to flow to the area, thereby reducing inflammation and stimulating collagen production and tissue repair naturally. It releases fascial adhesions for improving the range of motion and reducing pain.

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E-STIM

E-stim is a revolutionary treatment option for muscle pain and tension! E-stim is a form of acu that uses an electrical current to stimulate muscles and trigger points. The benefits of e-stim needling include decreased muscle pain and tension, increased range of motion, improved muscle function

A person receiving guasha or a skincare treatment using a massage tool called guasha on their back.

GUA SHA

Gua sha, is a uni-directional scrapping technique on top of the skin with massage oil. This technique particularly effectively targets trigger points and reduces muscle tension and pain. Gua sha increases blood flow and oxygen to the area, breaks down scar tissue, improves range of motion, and promotes faster recovery times.

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MOXA

Moxa or Moxibustion involves burning the herb artemisia or mugwort close to the skin surface. This herb is exceptional at driving warmth deep into the body while obliterating cold and edema. It's an excellent tool for alleviating pain and encouraging circulation to the body.

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Infrared Therapy

We use a variety of red light therapy tools in our practice. Including a TDP lamp, a medical far infrared heat source made of a black mineral plate containing 33 essential minerals. The heat drives the minerals into the body, encourages microcirculation, and boosts immunity, promoting tissue healing. It's an excellent tool for pain and any congestion in the body.

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