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I treat the whole person; body, mind and spirit.
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When working with Ira you should expect real and lasting results. All patients will be given treatment to address their main symptom as well treatment to address the underlying cause of those symptoms. Each treatment is tailored to the specifics needs of each individual patient.With the addition of lifestyle and dietary adjustments and some simple exercise Ira looks to not only improve your health but teach you how to maintain it.
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For most chronic conditions the majority of patients should see very noticeable changes within 6-10 treatments. Some patients see changes faster while others see results taking slightly longer. You can also expect lifestyle advice, dietary advice and recipes to help address chronic health concerns. For some patients herbal medicine will be incorporated into the treatment to improve results and strengthen the effects of the acupuncture treatment.
You can also expect honesty. If Ira believes he cannot help you or if treatments are not offering the results expected he will do his best to find you the proper referral to meet your needs. All patients can find relief for what ails them. Ira will do his absolute best to help you. If his is unable to he will find someone that can.
What to expect from treatment:
For most chronic conditions the majority of patients should see very noticeable changes within 6-10 treatments. Some patients see changes faster while others see results taking slightly longer. You can also expect lifestyle advice, dietary advice and recipes to help address chronic health concerns. For some patients herbal medicine will be incorporated into the treatment to improve results and strengthen the effects of the acupuncture treatment.
You can also expect honesty. If Ira believes he cannot help you or if treatments are not offering the results expected he will do his best to find you the proper referral to meet your needs. All patients can find relief for what ails them. Ira will do his absolute best to help you. If his is unable to he will find someone that can.
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We are a progressive, full-service clinic of acupuncture and traditional Chinese medicine offering natural treatments for such issues as pain, post-traumatic recovery, hormonal imbalances, infertility, signs of aging, digestive disorders, stress/anxiety and many chronic health conditions. Our passion is to help patients work towards achieving their goals of better health and wellness through promoting inner/outer balance and facilitating the body's own natural ability to heal itself.
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Chinese medicine and acupuncture NYC
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I am a Licensed Acupuncturist who loves to help people of all ages feel more ease in their lives physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually. There are over 365 acupuncture points on the body to support your body’s innate ability to heal. Anyone who receives treatment from me can learn this art of returning to a state of ease and Wellness. It is my job to stay present with you and artfully choose points to guide you on your unique path of return.
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I have been in practice for 10 years and have experience treating all types of orthopedic and musculoskeletal pain, headaches and migraines, allergies, insomnia, digestive and hormonal conditions, anxiety, depression, and autoimmune disorders. Over the years, I have grown to be an expert in trigger point dry needling, which is an excellent technique for treating myofascial and musculoskeletal pain.
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Nueces Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine is a small private clinic conveniently located near the UT campus in downtown Austin. It provides acupuncture, herbal medicine, and traditional Chinese therapies such as cupping, tuina, moxibustion and dietary counseling.
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Margaret Reiland holds a Bachelors of Nutrition and a Master's Degree in Oriental Medicine (MSOM) from Midwest College of Oriental Medicine (Chicago, IL/Racine WI). She is a licensed acupuncturist in the state of Illinois. She has studied animal shiatsu in the United Kingdom, as well as studying with Diana Thompson, author of Acupuncture Point Charts for Horses. She has also taken post-graduate, specialized training in animal acupuncture.
Acupuncture on Animals in the State of IL requires a veterinary referral.
Acupuncture on Animals in the State of IL requires a veterinary referral.
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Deborah Hutchinson, PhD, LAc is an NCCAOM® certified acupuncturist practicing in downtown Lexington, KY.
She completed a 3-year Masters-level acupuncture program at the former Maryland Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine (Bethesda, MD), which included a year of Chinese herbal medicine training as well as study in China at a summer acupuncture course at the Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, in 2002. She has a doctorate in Anthropology from the University at Buffalo where she studied the transnational flow of Chinese Medicine and conducted ethnographic fieldwork at the European Institute of Oriental Medicine in Munich, Germany. She completed a 2-year post-doctoral fellowship in patient safety at the VA Medical Center in Lexington, KY. She currently is a part-time instructor for the Department of Medical Behavioral Science at the University of Kentucky, where she is a behavioral science preceptor for first-year medical students.
She completed a 3-year Masters-level acupuncture program at the former Maryland Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine (Bethesda, MD), which included a year of Chinese herbal medicine training as well as study in China at a summer acupuncture course at the Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, in 2002. She has a doctorate in Anthropology from the University at Buffalo where she studied the transnational flow of Chinese Medicine and conducted ethnographic fieldwork at the European Institute of Oriental Medicine in Munich, Germany. She completed a 2-year post-doctoral fellowship in patient safety at the VA Medical Center in Lexington, KY. She currently is a part-time instructor for the Department of Medical Behavioral Science at the University of Kentucky, where she is a behavioral science preceptor for first-year medical students.
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Acupuncture, Chinese herbs and Chinese pulse diagnosis to identify and treat the Chinese medicine root cause of health problems.
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