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Acupuncture |
In Chinese medicine our body’s
consist of 14 main channels. It is when a channel is blocked
that symptoms appear, and over time the blockage results in
chronic illness. Acupuncture is the treatment by which small
needles are inserted along the affected channel; the
insertion at the acupoints stimulates the channel and opens
the blockage thereby healing the body. |
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Electroacupuncture
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Electroacupuncture is a
needle-free and pain-free alternative to traditional
acupuncture, as well as, a treatment strategy that can be
used in tandem with traditional acupuncture to provide an
even stronger stimulation of the acupoints.
Electroacupuncture utilizes electrical stimulation of the
points instead of needles therefore it is a completely
painless treatment strategy. It is predominately used to
treat pain conditions in order to stimulate the channels
that are blocked by the pain. The patient controls the
intensity of the stimulation therefore there is no
associated pain; rather the patient feels a little "buzzing"
sensation at the acupuncture points. |
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Low Level Laser Therapy |
This biologically safe laser is
a special "visible" red laser that is used to provide
painless treatment of sinuses and other areas of the face.
Biochemical models have been studied and indicate that the
Low Level Laser Therapy functions to regenerate tissue,
decrease inflammation, and provide pain relief by increasing
metabolism, circulation, and collagen synthesis. The use of
this high tech visible laser truly sets Heidi apart from
other acupuncturists and affords her patients with the most
effective treatments. The laser also provides highly
successful treatment of alcohol and smoking addictions when
combined with ear acupuncture. |
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Auricular (Ear) Acupuncture |
In Chinese medicine the entire
body is relected as acupoints on the ear; therefore, the
stimulation of an ear acupoint by a needle, laser, or seed
yields a positive healing effect on the body. Auricular
(ear) acupuncture is commonly implemented for treatment of
addictions: alcohol, drug, and smoking. |
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Tui Na
(Chinese Body Work) |
Tui Na is a Chinese body work
that involves a therapeutic manipulation of the body as
deemed necessary for the relief of pain in conjunction with
acupuncture or laser therapies. |
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Electromagnetic Heat Lamp |
The electromagnetic heat lamp
can be likened to a soothing "heating pad", but it possesses
far more healing properties. While the patient is relaxing
the heat lamp’s heat activates the delivery of over 33
essential healing elements that are essential to the
patient's body. The absorption of these healing elements
promotes metabolism, regulates physiological deficiencies,
diminishes inflammation, enhances immunity, and eases pain.
The electromagnetic heat lamp is commonly implemented in the
treatment of muscular pain, soft tissue injury, arthritis,
and skin conditions. |
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Chinese Herbalism |
Any disharmony that is
chronic, present for a long time, not only requires any
of the above strategies but also herbal therapy. Based
upon one's diagnosis and imbalances, Heidi specifically
prescribes and makes an herbal decoction for the
patient. While the acupuncture provides immediate
results in a chronic condition, the herbal therapy
produces healing on the inner organ level thereby
providing long term relief.
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