We have REOPENED as of June 1st, 2020
Acupuncture stimulates you nervous system to provoke a healing response, improve circulation, decrease pain, and strengthen the organ(s) linked to the point. Acupuncture is not just an art, but a science crafted over thousands of years of trial and error. It is a system of healing based of clinical trials and observation—this allows our practitioners to treat many conditions effectively.
Whether or not it works depends solely on how the practice of acupuncture is applied in relation to your health condition. If someone inserts needles at random into the body with hopes to treat a condition, this is not acupuncture.
This is why all of our practitioners are licensed, certified, and highly-mentored in their craft. We understand that your health issues are delicate and unique to your situation, so we make sure to fully assess your body and find your pathology before we develop a treatment plan.
Upon insertion, you may feel a slight sting that will quickly pass. It is just a reaction from the skin’s sensory receptors and the body naturally and quickly dulls that sensation.
Afterwards, you may feel a sensation that may shoot to other parts of the body. This is just the needle reflecting to other parts of the body, organs, and improving your circulation to those areas.
In addition to acupuncture, we also utilize cupping, guasha, Tui Na massage, and even chiropractic services in our Chicago acupuncture clinic.
TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine) utilizes botanical herbs and other natural substances create remedies to specific ailments. 3000 years of developing its own healing system has allowed TCM to create herbal formulas for many common diseases and illnesses.
Bodywork or acupressure therapy is a form of therapy in which manual techniques are utilized to manipulate the body’s soft tissue to promote healing, improved circulation, and pain relief.
Acupuncture is a modality of Traditional Chinese Medicine, which involves the insertion of thin filiform-needles into the body to stimulate nervous system to promote a healing response.
To keep it simple, yes, we do sell herbs.
Herbs may be labeled as “good” for certain conditions or have certain health benefits, but they are still what they are: medicinal. Therefore, they may help or even cause more problems depending on the state of your body and other factors.
And that’s why we recommend that you see one of our herbal specialists at any one of our offices before purchasing herbs.
Many insurance plans now cover some acupuncture services, but coverage varies depending on details specific to your plan.
You can find out more about insurance coverage here.
We are glad to assist in verifying insurance coverage for you, just give us a call at 312-889-1239. Please allow for a few days for processing.
We currently hold our main acupuncture & massage clinic in Chicago’s Armour Square district, also known as Chinatown neighborhood.
We are expanding to Uptown and other neighborhoods sometime this year and after.
Main Office
We are currently accepting new clients at all of our acupuncture clinics in Chicago. To make an appointment, you can call us at 312-889-1239 or book online in our appointments page below.
In addition to acupuncture, we also utilize cupping, guasha, Tui Na massage, and even chiropractic services in our Chicago acupuncture clinic.
Request an appointment for herbs, massage, and acupuncture in Chicago : Chinatown, Argyle, Orland Park
Hello fellow patients and visitors!
We have finally re-opened our clinic. To keep our fellow patients, community, and you and your family safe, we have implemented new procedures : Read
Meanwhile, we are offering telemedicine consults conducted on a secure, HIPAA-compliant platform. You can schedule by phone at (312)-889-1239.
For updates please check our website and our Facebook page.
Thank you! 🙏 We look forward to serving you again soon!
We are seeing patients in clinic now. Telemedicine calls will be conducted on a secure, HIPAA-compliant platform. We will discuss your health issue, dietary and remedial recommendations including herbal therapy.
