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Concentric Acupuncture offers treatments to reduce stress, increase energy, and reach health goals. Individualized treatment plans include Acupuncture, Chinese Herbs, Cupping, Gua Sha, Moxibustion, and food recommendations to keep your body and mind healthy so you can live your best life. Heather Perlow is a New York based licensed acupuncturist and National Board-Certified Diplomat of Acupuncture (NCCAOM), Sports Medicine Acupuncture (SMA), Facial Applications for Cosmetic Acupuncture (FACE), Master of Traditional Oriental Medicine, among others.
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Damian McCleod is a NY state licensed acupuncturist and has a Masters of Science Degree in Acupuncture from Pacific College of Oriental Medicine (PCOM). Damian’s introduction to the actual practice of acupuncture came after having undergone his second reconstructive knee surgery. At the suggestion of his fellow martial artist and graduate of PCOM, he started receiving acupuncture treatments at the college’s clinic. After having first hand proof of the power of acupuncture, he dedicated himself to the pursuit of Chinese Medicine.
A major influence in his studies came from the martial arts, which he has been a practitioner of since 1993. Damian currently works with martial artist and other athletes in the treatment of musculoskeletal disorders, with a focus knee pain.
Part of Damian’s philosophy on medicine stems from his undergraduate education; he received a Bachelor’s Degree in Fine Art from the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York. His view is, understanding the complex is a matter of having a firm grasp of the fundamentals. Whether you are creating a detailed painting or addressing a patient’s illness, seek out the underlying nature of what it is you’re observing – then you will know how to proceed.
A major influence in his studies came from the martial arts, which he has been a practitioner of since 1993. Damian currently works with martial artist and other athletes in the treatment of musculoskeletal disorders, with a focus knee pain.
Part of Damian’s philosophy on medicine stems from his undergraduate education; he received a Bachelor’s Degree in Fine Art from the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York. His view is, understanding the complex is a matter of having a firm grasp of the fundamentals. Whether you are creating a detailed painting or addressing a patient’s illness, seek out the underlying nature of what it is you’re observing – then you will know how to proceed.
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Specializes in Chinese and Japanese Acupuncture, Chinese Herbal Medicine and Shakuju Therapy
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Inman Park acupuncturist. Pain and fertility specialist.
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Dr. Bril - Second generation Acupuncturist and Doctor of Oriental Medicine utilizes Functional and Integrative Medicine to treat effectively majority of health conditions.
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Hannah is a clinical acupuncturist and herbalist in Portland, ME. She offers acupuncture, bodywork, customized herbal prescriptions, and dietary therapy to treat a wide variety of medical concerns, with a strong focus on sports medicine and women’s health.
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cold laser acupuncture, German auricular acupuncture, traditional Japanese and Chinese Acupuncture, CBD oil therapy/ retailer and researcher, Cytokine therapy, Advanced Allergy Therapeutics
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The Art and Science of Traditional Chinese Medicine: Food Energetics and Herbal Healing
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is like a timeless conversation between humanity and nature, a dialogue that’s been refining itself for over 80 centuries. As an integrative practitioner, I’ve watched patients walk into my clinic skeptical, only to leave with a newfound respect for the power of a well-placed herb or a bowl of congee. TCM’s approach to health—using food and herbs to harmonize the body’s Qi, Yin, and Yang—is both an art and a science, grounded in observation and elevated by intuition.
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is like a timeless conversation between humanity and nature, a dialogue that’s been refining itself for over 80 centuries. As an integrative practitioner, I’ve watched patients walk into my clinic skeptical, only to leave with a newfound respect for the power of a well-placed herb or a bowl of congee. TCM’s approach to health—using food and herbs to harmonize the body’s Qi, Yin, and Yang—is both an art and a science, grounded in observation and elevated by intuition.
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