AcuCare Clinic is dedicated to providing the most efficient, effective long-term relief and treatment possible.

Acupuncture: I Ching-BaGua style acupuncture will be used for ailments where pain is the chief complaint such as from injury, repetitive use, trauma, surgery, or acute internal conditions. This style is highly effective in treating ALL types of pain and can also help with healing of chronic conditions. For conditions where there is a loss or impairment of physiological function, a pathological change in the body's structure or make-up such as, digestive disorders, allergies, menstrual disorders or mental-emotional disorders such as anxiety and depression, Classical Chinese Acupuncture will be employed. Classical Chinese Acupuncture excels in restoring the body's functions and structures to homeostatic balance. A combination of these styles may also be used in creating a balanced treatment plan that will best suit your individual needs.

Chinese Herbal Medicine: Herbal medicine is the primary method of supplementing acupuncture treatments at AcuCare Clinic. In most cases, prescribing the appropriate herbal formula can greatly enhance the efficacy of acupuncture and improve the overall result of treatment. A wide variety of herbal formulas in the form of pills, teas, liniments and soaks are available

AcuCare Clinic has identified the best and most effective herbal products available to supplement your treatment. Not only are they affordable, but most are naturally produced in the United States, excluding additives that many herbal medicines include unbeknownst to the user. Most herbal formulas used are also GMP certified (Good Manufacturing Practices). GMP certified is a designation given by the National Nutritional foods Association, a third party group set up to verify to consumers that dietary supplements are manufactured to the highest standards.

Therapeutic Massage: Therapeutic massage is a valuable adjunct to Acupuncture and can be most effective when used for painful musculoskeletal disorders, injury rehabilitation and lost range of motion. Neuromuscular massage therapy as well as Tui Na (Chinese massage therapy) will be the main styles of massage implemented at AcuCare Clinic. Tui Na and Neuromuscular massage are similar in their approach in that they are both medical styles of massage specifically aimed at relieving pain, helping damaged tissue heal properly and restoring proper circulation and flexibility.

Tai Chi: Tai Chi developed in ancient China. It started as a martial art and means of self-defense. Over time, people began to use it for health purposes as well. Accounts of the history of Tai Chi vary. A popular legend credits its origins to Chang San-Feng, a monk who developed a set of 13 exercises that loosely imitate the movements of animals. He also emphasized meditation and the concept of internal force (in contrast to the external force used in Kung Fu and Karate).

Tai Chi, when practiced regularly, can help to balance and supplement all of the bodies energies leading to more robust health and well-being. Tai Chi is also very relaxing and can be practiced by people of all ages and levels of fitness, from the very young to the very old. Tai Chi is not based on any religion and does not require that you change any of your personally held religious beliefs. Quite simply, Tai Chi is gentle yet effective exercise for the mind and body that anyone can practice at any time.

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