Oriental Medicine is a multi-faceted approach to health care and wellness that was developed more than 5,000 years ago in China. Modalities within the scope of Oriental Medicine include:
Oriental Medicine Diagnosis – holistic evaluation of the body and mind based on health history, pulse and tongue signs
Acupuncture – insertion of fine needled into the body at specific points
Tui-na – a push-and-pull type of massage
Cupping – therapeutic method of increasing circulation and removing toxins from the body
Qi Gong Therapy – Qi (energy) healing
Moxibustion – warming acupuncture points with a burning herb stick or cone
Herbal Medicine – custom prepared herbal prescriptions and teas
Nutritional Counseling – recommendations for optimizing health based on an individual’s unique constitution and metabolism
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