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How do Acupuncture and Chinese herbs work?

Acupuncture and Chinese herbs are based on the principle of Yi and Yang."Acupuncture" defined in the American Heritage Dictionary is:A procedure used in or adapted from Chinese medical practice in which specific body areas are piercedwith fine needles for therapeutic purposes or to relieve pain or produce regional anesthesia.It can also be used for purposes such as infertility and allergies as well


How acupuncture feels?

Acupuncture needles are very fine, about the size of a thick hair. They are solid, and nothing is injected through them. the skilled acupuncture practitioner places a needle with little or no sensation.

  Is acupuncture safe?

Knowledge and proper use of needle sterilization procedures are part of licensing and certification requirements. I use pre-sterilized disposable needles only.

What is Tui Na?

Tui Na is a 2000 year old form of Chinesetherapeutic massage based on the principle oftraditional Chinese medicine. It is a non-invasivesystem of over 125 massage techniques appliedto the body's meridian network. Tui Na is used successfully for a wide range of health problems

What types of conditions are treated?

such as musculoskeletal problems, headaches,high blood pressure, digestive disorders, gynecological and pediatric problems plus other acute and chronic conditions.



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About Dr. Chi's traning and experience

Dr. Chi is trained both in Chinese Medicine and Western Medicine. She has more than 27 years of clinic experience.



Licensing, Registration & Certification

Standards to practice acupuncture safely and effectively have been established by the National Commission for the Certification of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine(NCCAOM) examination and certification for meeting their licensing or registration requirements. Wisconsin follows the NCCAOM requirements.



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