Acupuncture, Moxibustion, Cupping & Guasha

 Acupuncture is a time-honored healing practice that grew out of traditional Chinese medicine over thousands of years. Its roots reach back more than 5,000 years in China, where good health was seen as a harmonious balance of Qi (vital energy) and blood. Illness arises when Qi or blood becomes excessive, depleted, or stagnant. At Jason Acupuncture Clinic, the effectiveness of acupuncture for many physical and emotional conditions is well documented; we address illness while also looking for ways to strengthen your overall health.
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  Over a series of sessions, cosmetic acupuncture encourages better circulation and collagen production. It is an effective non-surgical approach to softening the visible signs of aging. Fine needles are placed on the face and body to boost local blood flow and stimulate collagen and elastin, which helps plump lines and firm the skin for a healthy, radiant complexion. Cosmetic acupuncture is an all-natural treatment with no risk of side effects such as swelling, scarring, or a long recovery period.
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  Ear acupuncture uses specific points on the ear to help diagnose and treat illness, a practice that began in ancient China. Auricular therapy works by observing and stimulating particular areas of the ear. Within acupuncture and moxibustion, ear acupuncture is a distinctive treatment. Its stimulation points are concentrated in the small auricle of the ear, corresponding to points throughout the body. Notably, it offers a four-in-one advantage: diagnosis, prevention, treatment, and care.
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  Chinese scalp acupuncture (CSA) is a remarkable tool for people living with seriously debilitating conditions such as the aftereffects of stroke, phantom limb pain, PTSD, Meniere's syndrome, multiple sclerosis, herpes zoster, seizures, essential tremor, and Parkinson's disease. The technique combines Chinese acupuncture needling with Western biomedical knowledge of the anatomy, physiology, and pathology of the cerebral cortex. It can effectively manage neurological problems that respond poorly to body or auricular needling alone, and it can bring convincing results quickly with only biweekly sessions, even for long-standing and difficult cases.
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  In electroacupuncture, once the needles are placed at the acupoints, a gentle electrical current is passed through them (induction), using the body's own bioelectrical wave. The current can be delivered as a continuous wave or an intermittent wave to stimulate the points and treat illness. This approach helps regulate the body, build strength, relieve pain, act as an analgesic, improve blood circulation, and ease muscle tension.
Electroacupuncture is a valuable option wherever acupuncture treatment is effective. It is particularly useful for epilepsy, neurosis, neuralgia, nerve palsy, aftereffects of cerebrovascular accidents and polio, gastrointestinal disease, angina, high blood pressure, and other conditions. In acupuncture anesthesia for surgery, electroacupuncture offers distinct advantages.
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  Moxibustion is remarkably effective and suits a very wide range of conditions. In ancient China it was a primary method of treating disease. Needles and moxibustion are often thought of as the same kind of therapy, but in fact they are not. Both are based on the meridian points of the human body, yet needling works physically, while moxibustion combines the effects of the herb and of heat. Their treatment ranges also differ. Moxibustion warms yang qi, relieves pain, tonifies and consolidates, and warms the meridians, among other actions. It can be widely used for conditions in internal medicine, surgery, gynecology, pediatrics, and ENT, as well as for mastitis, prostatitis, frozen shoulder, pelvic inflammatory disease, cervical spondylosis, diabetes, and more.
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Cupping has been a treasured part of Chinese medicine for thousands of years. In cupping therapy, cups are used as tools; through combustion, suction, or squeezing, air is removed from the cup to create negative pressure. The cup then adheres to specific areas of the body surface (the skin and acupuncture points), producing a broad stimulation and a local area of congestion. This treatment method is used to prevent and treat illness and to strengthen the body. Like acupuncture, cupping is a form of physical therapy, and it is one of the best physical therapy treatments available. It is also suitable for children.
This therapy can dispel cold and dampness, open the meridians, remove stasis, promote the flow of qi and blood, reduce swelling and pain, and address diarrhea and fever, helping to rebalance the body's yin and yang.

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  GuaSha (scraping) is a traditional naturopathic practice grounded in Chinese medicine's focus on the skin. Tools such as horn or jade are used to scrape the skin at relevant areas, with the aim of clearing the meridians and improving blood circulation. Scraping can dilate capillaries, increase sweat secretion, and promote circulation, giving immediate relief for high blood pressure, heat stroke, and muscle pain caused by cold-related joint pain. Regular scraping helps regulate the qi of the meridians, relieve fatigue, and boost immune function.

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