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Auricular Acupuncture/ Acupressure
Dr. Paul Nozier developed the inverted fetus concept of auricular acupuncture in the 1950’s. Since then, it has been embraced by Traditional Chinese Medicine as well. Initially, the Chinese found it to be helpful for gallbladder issues, insomnia, and pain conditions. Currently, acupuncturists use these points for almost any application: weight loss, pain & anesthesia,…
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What’s nagging?
What’s in the way of you having full energy and full focus for life? Do you have pain? Symptoms? Emotional or other stressors? Try about 4 regular treatments of acupuncture and see how life can open up to new horizons! Live fully again!! Acupuncture moves your system into greater alignment of homeostasis. This means networks…
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Tiny Needle Reviews
Tiny Needle Acupuncture is so blessed with wonderful reviews! If you are on the fence about whether to try acupuncture or not, consider our reviews. Here’s what people have said through the years: Thank you to all who have taken the time to leave feedback! It’s AMAZING to see what acupuncture can do!!! (What can…
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Our Miley…
I often get asked about Miley our therapy dog. Miley worked at Tiny Needle Acupuncture as a therapy dog up until Covid in March of 2020. She was the best girl! Our girl passed away on Thursday 12/22/22. We are grief stricken, but we were blessed with a beautiful long life for Miley…. she lived…
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Tofu Matcha Smoothie
Traditional Chinese Medicine includes items like acupuncture and dietary therapy to optimize your health. Schedule your appointment today! Blend: 1/6 block of firm (or other density) tofu add 8-10 oz. water 1 level tsp. matcha powder 1tsp. brown sugar (or honey) 1tsp. roasted, ground, black sesame seeds (great to prepare in advance and store in…
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“scrolling thumb”
Given that we can’t seem to peel ourselves away from that little computer called a cell phone… “texting thumb” is becoming a common malady. What is scrolling thumb? Texting or scrolling with your thumb on your cell phone, (instead of the index finger), moves the thumb repetitively in a way that it was not designed…
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Dietary relief for: Aches, Sensitivity, and Mood
Acupuncture, exercise, sunlight (vitamin D), and certain foods can increase the chemical messengers called neurotransmitters that help with a plethora of physiological functions. “Nearly every function in the human body.” There is currently no way to test whether your levels of neurotransmitters are healthy or not. Therefore experimentation with supplements is not a recommended route.…
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Stretches for Legs and Low Back
Stretching the legs first can make a significant difference for the tension in the low back. The suggestion is to stretch leg muscles first, then go to the low back stretch. Stretching after physical activity and anytime you have tension or pain is recommended. No need to force the stretch. Stretch gently with correct form…
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