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    • About AcupunctureAcupuncture is an age old medical practice that balances the body’s energy flow with tiny needles. Each needle is inserted into acupuncture points that conduct the flow of energy. When energy is balanced, pain is relieved and healing happens. Acupuncturists select acupuncture points along the body based on the signs of imbalance that the patient presents with as well as the patient’s main complaint of dis-ease. Traditional acupuncturists look at the patient’s tongue and feel the patient’s pulse on both wrists to determine the signs of imbalance. Tone of voice, physical appearance and other signs may be used as well. Many people are so relaxed during treatment that they fall asleep during their acupuncture session. The most common question asked to an acupuncturist is : “Do the needles hurt?” The answer is: “not generally.”  The needles are hair thin “tiny!” and placed in acupuncture points which are not likely to cause pain. Number of treatments varies with each patient. Some patients respond exceptionally well to the treatment and will need fewer than the projected number of sessions. Most people need at least 6-8 sessions to feel better and make the improvements last. Many times patients need to come in several times per week…
      • What does acupuncture treat…?List of treatable conditions.
      • General Process: Acupuncture
      • About Community StyleTiny Needle Community Acupuncture, LLC. Community style acupuncture is an open room facility. There are several patients in one room receiving treatment at the same time. This large group delivers a wonderful energy of healing and allows for sliding scale prices that fit within your budget. So, become a part of the common good and join us soon!
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  • About Us…Tiny Needle Community Acupuncture, LLC. is located in Mt. Lookout currently serving the Greater Cincinnati Area. This service is tailored to absolutely everyone interested in getting well and maintaining their health. We’re able to offer community style acupuncture services on a sliding scale. (Read “about community style” above.) You pay what you feel is affordable: $15/$30/$45.  Acupuncture therapy is delivered in a series of treatments. You need to be able to afford a consistent frequency to get the results that you want. Our pricing structure affords you the opportunity to follow your treatment plan and continue your treatment. Booking & Payment: We prefer on-line booking.  Tiny Needle uses clickbook.net as our booking server. www.TinyNeedleAcu.com will link you to the correct page on clickbook. If you are comfortable leaving a voicemail, you may choose to book your appointment by calling us at (513)400-4170. Calls will be returned in evening hours; therefore, bookings by phone will typically need to be made at least one day in advance. (Bookings on-line may be made up to 1 hour in advance.) Our treatments are by appointment only.  Your payment can be made in one of the following ways: online (clicking on the payment prompt after booking…
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    • Contact Us! (513)400-4170Contact information: Kristin Gundrum, L.Ac. (513)400-4170   Tiny Needle Community Acupuncture, LLC. 1026 Delta Ave., Ste.A Cincinnati, Ohio 45208
      • Contact Us! (513)400-4170  Contact information: Kristin Gundrum, L.Ac. (513)400-4170 Tiny Needle Community Acupuncture, LLC. 1026 Delta Ave., Ste.A Cincinnati, Ohio 45208
    • About Us…Tiny Needle Acupuncture is here to serve the Greater Cincinnati Area with traditional and the more affordable yet abbreviated community style acupuncture. Acupuncture is now far more affordable and affordable to the masses. Natural medicine for a healthy you.
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    • Out of Town ResourceOut of town and need to locate an acupuncturist?  Click on National Certification Commission of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine: http://nccaom.org  
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  • 08/10/2017

    9 Proven Benefits of Acupuncture: article by SelfHacked

    for full article: click here       

  • 07/31/2017

    Dr. Axe Lists 6 Benefits of Acupuncture

    Click for full article: “What is Acupuncture? 6 Ways It Can Improve Your Health!”

  • 06/02/2017

    Relaxing Music

    Here are a couple of our favorite relaxing albums in the acupuncture clinic: Chad Lawson: Chopin Variations Moby: Long Ambients 1 calm. sleep. (free to download!)

  • 03/10/2017

    Sinus pressure

    Try acupressure on these 4 points on your left and right side. Then when you’re ready, add the three points on the left and right foot as well for a total of 7. Pictures below show these 4 points: 3 on the face and near the ankle. It’s a great approach for self care with sinus…

  • 02/27/2017

    Food Energetics: Celery takes the prize!

    Diet is a significant variable in your energetic balance. Check out what these foods are doing for you or against you…

  • 02/09/2017

    Acupuncture Outperforms Drugs for Infertility…

    Click here or on photo for full article.

  • 09/23/2016

    When Cupping is Useful

    Tiny needle acupuncture offers: cupping, moxibustion, and gua sha as appropriate in the traditional acupuncture appointment. With the recent exposure of athletes using cupping for optimal performance in the olympics and movie stars using it for detox,  I’ve had a couple of questions from patients about whether I felt that cupping would help them. Here’s…

  • 09/23/2016

    Moxibustion: Common Uses

    Cupping, Moxibustion, and Gua Sha continued… Now onto the topic of Moxibustion! It’s smoky, it’s smelly… why do we use it? It’s a different approach to emphasizing treatment. Moxa is used also when warmth is needed therapeutically. Moxibustion is dried mugwort (herb) lit on fire that penetrates heat more deeply than an acupuncture needle! Moxibustion is contraindicated…

  • 09/23/2016

    Gua Sha Scraping Method

    Cupping, Moxibustion, and Gua Sha continued… Gua Sha is often used for what we call “damp heat” syndromes which sometimes can manifest as: Here’s how it works: We use a gua sha tool, some oil over the area to be treated, and a lot of elbow grease. Your practitioner knows all the details on how…

  • 09/23/2016

    UTI and Interstitial Cystitis

    Ok ladies…! If you have had a urinary tract infection in the past, you know how painful life can be. In our culture it’s typical to go to your doctor and get broad spectrum antibiotics prescribed even before your urine labs come back positive or negative for bacterial infection. Symptoms are: blood in the urine…

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