Acupuncture
Your longevity is in your hands.
For approximately 5000 years, the Chinese have been effectively treating many conditions and diseases by using a system of small ditches or neurovascular nodes spread across the body known as acupuncture points (Kendal 2002).
Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine are a time tested total system of medicine that has thousands of years of biological observation behind it. With time tested theory and deep organized observation methods this medicine offers insight modern science is slowly catching up with. Neurovascular nodes reside inside your intersitcial layer connecting your organs, energy system and ability to assimilate a nervous system. When stimulated with a needle a fraction of the size of an average hyperdermic needle tissue is gently separated rather than cut through. This causes an small injury and stimulus where we know there are merkle cells to stimulate stem cells and calming chemicals are released while messages travel at the speed of light through channels like a fiberoptic line connecting the energy system and balancing out what is caught over run and depleted.
You might want to rest after acupuncture to assimilate the new balance or you might have more energy and need to move around to feel it flow. Either way be prepared to honor what your body asks for and support it with plenty of protein, good fats and water.
Sarah is a fully trained and licensed acupuncturist who has completed a MTCM program and all the course work for a DAOM with her final project pending. She has decades of training and experience and offers some special acupuncture magic including:
Neurological acupuncture. Sarah has trained with Dr Zhu and Dr Shi Shui Ming both world famous neurologists who work with stroke, paralysis, and neurological disorders.
Classical Chinese Medicine. Sarah has trained with Jeffrey Yuen an 88th generation Daoist priest who brings the body mind and spirt in with the wisdom of deep oral history.
Sports Acupuncture. Sarah specialized in sports acupunctrue with Dr Frank He at Five Branches University where she integrated detailed sports assessments with muscle chanel technique that can be used to help the body heal from sports injury without slowing down.
