Acupuncture N Herbs
. . . Alternative Medicine for Cherry Hills Village

Welcome to the Cherry Hills Village Acupuncture page for Classical True Acupuncture & Chinese Herbal Medicine. The clinic is located in the South Denver Metro area and just SE from Cherry Hills Village. It’s a quick and easy drive to the clinic, so come check out how a different way of practicing acupuncture and herbs can benefit you.

Directions from Cherry Hills Village, CO

1: Start out going NORTH on S UNIVERSITY BLVD/CO-177 toward CHERRY HILLS PARK DR. 0.8 mi
2: Turn RIGHT onto E HAMPDEN AVE/US-285 N. 2.1 mi
3: Merge onto I-25 S/US-87 S toward COLO SPGS. 5.3 mi
4: Take the DRY CREEK ROAD exit, EXIT 196. 0.2 mi
5: Keep RIGHT at the fork to go on E DRY CREEK RD. 1.5 mi
6: Turn LEFT on S QUEBEC.
7: Immediately turn RIGHT into the Dry Creek Office Village parking lot.
8: End at 7200 E Dry Creek Rd Centennial, CO 80112-2537
Estimated Time: 14 minutes Estimated Distance: 9.84 miles

Zip codes for Cherry Hills Village, CO: 80110, 80111, 80113, 80121.

Acupuncture in the Denver, Colorado area

The Classical True Acupuncture & Chinese Herbal Medicine clinic is conveniently located in South Denver, Colorado (Centennial), minutes from Aurora, Castle Rock, Cherry Hills Village, DTC, Denver Tech Center, Englewood, Greenwood Village, Highlands Ranch, Littleton, Lone Tree, and Parker, Colorado.

What can acupuncture treat?

The World Health Organization has published a list or conditions they recommend acupuncture for (WHO recommended conditions for acupuncture). As you can see from the list, there are a great many health conditions acupuncture can treat even by the WHO standards.

Acupuncture as primary care

What we have to remember is that acupuncture has been a primary care modality for thousands of years in different parts of the world. People relied on it to treat everything. George Soulie de Morant learned True Acupuncture in the early 1900s in China and went on to use it as primary care in France. Morant demonstrated that acupuncture was equal to, if not more effective in many areas, than Western Medicine. In fact, for Morant it was capable of treating any functional disorder. Where he drew the line with acupuncture was in treating lesions. He believed that other measures were needed when lesions were the cause of health care problems.

Through our research, we have seen acupuncture treat many conditions very easily–conditions that we were told in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) school that acupuncture could not treat or treated poorly. We’ve seen just the opposite. We’ve seen acupuncture work amazingly well across all functional conditions and superiorly to any other form of treatment that we know of. This is why we adhere to Morant’s teachings and apply Classical True Acupuncture primarily.

Acupuncture Specialties

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Moxibustion

Moxibustion involves burning dried herbs over specific areas or points of the body. The herb commonly used is called mugwort (artemesia vulgaris) – or a blend of mugwort and other herbs—and is referred to as “moxa.” Moxa comes in many forms: moxa ‘punk’ or loose moxa, sticks of varying sizes, small grains, and many others, and can be burned indirectly over or directly on the body. Moxa’s strong warming quality warms the qi (energy) and blood and improves circulation, especially in disorders characterized by cold, such as menstrual disorders, digestive complaints, and arthritic pain.

Cupping

Cupping is highly beneficial in releasing musculoskeletal tension and pain (which correlates to “stagnation” in the meridian pathways in Oriental Medicine) and removing “pathogens” to alleviate symptoms of the common cold, flu, and other respiratory disorders, amongst other benefits. A vacuum is created by heating the air within a specialized glass cup that is then placed flush against the patient’s skin. As the air cools in the cup, a vacuum forms that pulls the skin and underlying fascia into the opening of the cup, stimulating the acupressure effect. There are numerous cupping techniques, and while it is a virtually painless procedure, the results may appear a bit unsightly as bruising is common due to the fact that blood is brought out of the vessels—no, bleeding does not occur.

Gua sha

Gua sha, also called “scraping therapy,” is a technique that involves repeated pressurized strokes over pre-oiled skin with a smooth-edged instrument such as a ceramic Chinese soup spoon, a well worn coin, a polished piece of water buffalo horn, or a piece of jade. With firm pressure, the smooth edge is “scraped” on the surface of the skin along meridian pathways. Similar to the cupping method, this results in the appearance of small red petechiae, referred to as ‘sha.’ This practice removes blood stagnation and promotes circulation and metabolic processes. The marks on the skin may be slightly tender, but are not painful and, in fact, the patient experiences immediate relief from symptoms such as pain, stiffness, cough, and fever.

Electro-Acupuncture (E-Stim)

Electro-acupuncture, also called e-stim or electrical stimulation, is used to provide greater stimulation of an acupuncture point. According to Acupuncture Today, a trade journal for acupuncturists:

Electroacupuncture is quite similar to traditional acupuncture in that the same points are stimulated during treatment. As with traditional acupuncture, needles are inserted on specific points along the body. The needles are then attached to a device that generates continuous electric pulses using small clips. These devices are used to adjust the frequency and intensity of the impulse being delivered, depending on the condition being treated. Electroacupuncture uses two needles at time so that the impulses can pass from one needle to the other. Several pairs of needles can be stimulated simultaneously, usually for no more than 30 minutes at a time.” (Acupuncture Today: Electroacupuncture, Feb. 1, 2004)

The sensation felt is a mild tapping, tingling, or buzzing where the needle is inserted, and electro-acupuncture is considered to be especially useful for conditions in which there is an accumulation of qi, such as in chronic pain syndromes, or in cases where the qi is difficult to stimulate.

Convenient location of the clinic

The Classical True Acupuncture & Chinese Herbal Medicine clinic is conveniently located in South Denver, Colorado (Centennial), minutes from Aurora, Castle Rock, Cherry Hills Village, DTC, Denver Tech Center, Englewood, Greenwood Village, Highlands Ranch, Littleton, Lone Tree, and Parker, Colorado.

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Acupuncture N Herbs
. . . Alternative Medicine for Littleton

Welcome to the Littleton Acupuncture page for Classical True Acupuncture & Chinese Herbal Medicine. The clinic is located in the South Denver Metro area and is just next door to Littleton, CO and its adjacent cities/towns including: Columbine Valley, CO, Bow Mar, CO, Roxborough Park, CO, and Ken Caryl, CO. Come check out how a different way of practicing acupuncture and herbs can benefit you!

Directions from Littleton, CO

1: Take CO-470 E
2: Take the QUEBEC STREET exit. 0.3 mi
3: Take the QUEBEC STREET ramp. 0.0 mi
4: Turn LEFT onto S QUEBEC ST. 1.2 mi
5: Just before the E DRY CREED RD & QUEBEC ST intersection, turn LEFT into the Dry Creek Office Village parking lot at 7200 E Dry Creek Rd Centennial, CO 80112-2537
Estimated Time: 17 minutes. Estimated Distance: 12.28 miles

Please give us a call (720-324-7171) or come in for your free initial consultation to find out how your condition can be helped with Classical True Acupuncture & Chinese Herbal Medicine.

Zipcodes for Littleton, CO: 80120 80121 80122 80123 80124 80125 80126 80127 80128 80129 80130 80160 80161 80162 80163 80165 80166.

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Acupuncture N Herbs
. . . Alternative Medicine for Centennial

Welcome to the Centennial Acupuncture page for The Classical True Acupuncture & Chinese Herbal Medicine Clinic. Our clinic is conveniently located on the SW corner of Dry Creek & Quebec at 7200 E Dry Creek Rd in Centennial, CO.

When incorporated in 2001, both Castlewood, CO and Southglenn, CO became a part of the City, allowing it to now be the 7th largest city (by population) in the area. I welcome all of you in this area to come check out how a different way of practicing acupuncture and herbs can benefit you!

Clinic address and contact information
Located in the Dry Creek Office Village
(SW corner of Dry Creek Rd & Quebec)
7200 E. Dry Creek Rd, Suite B-103
Centennial, Colorado 80112
(720) 324-7171

Please give us a call (720-324-7171) or come in for your free initial consultation to find out how your condition can be helped with Classical True Acupuncture & Chinese Herbal Medicine.

Zipcodes for Centennial, CO: 80014 80015 80016 80111 80112 80121 80122 80123 80161

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Acupuncture N Herbs
. . . Alternative Medicine for Castle Rock

Welcome to the Castle Rock acupuncture page for Classical True Acupuncture & Chinese Herbal Medicine. The clinic is located just North on I-25. If you are coming from Castle Rock, CO, or its neighbor Castle Pines, CO, you will see that it’s a quick drive and worth experiencing how a different way of practicing acupuncture and herbs can benefit you.

Directions from Castle Rock, CO

1: Merge onto I-25 N/US-87 N
2: Merge onto CO-470 W via EXIT 194 toward GRAND JCT. 2.1 mi
3: Take the QUEBEC STREET exit. 0.3 mi
4: Take the QUEBEC STREET ramp. 0.0 mi
5: Turn SLIGHT RIGHT onto S QUEBEC ST. 1.1 mi
6: Just prior to the E DRY CREEK RD traffic light, turn LEFT into the Dry Creek Office Village parking lot.
7: End at 7200 E Dry Creek Rd Centennial, CO 80112-2537
Total Estimated Time: 22 minutes. Total Estimated Distance: 17.87 miles.

Zipcodes for Castle Rock, CO: 80104 80108 80109

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Acupuncture N Herbs
. . . Alternative Medicine for the Denver Tech Center

Welcome to the Denver Tech Center acupuncture page for Classical True Acupuncture & Chinese Herbal Medicine. The clinic is located in the South Denver Metro area and is just minutes from the Denver Tech Center. What are you waiting for? Come and check out the clinic to experience how a different way of practicing acupuncture and herbs can benefit you!

Directions from Denver Tech Center, CO

1: Start out going EAST on E GARDEN AVE toward S COLORADO BLVD. 0.3 mi
2: Turn RIGHT onto S COLORADO BLVD. 0.6 mi
3: Turn RIGHT to stay on S COLORADO BLVD. 0.1 mi
4: Turn LEFT onto E ORCHARD RD. 0.7 mi
5: Turn RIGHT onto S HOLLY ST. 2.0 mi
6: Turn LEFT onto E DRY CREEK RD/CR-46. 0.9 mi
7: Turn RIGHT into the Dry Creek Office Village parking lot (before the QUEBEC ST traffic light).
8: End at 7200 E Dry Creek Rd Centennial, CO 80112-2537
Estimated Time: 11 minutes. Estimated Distance: 4.65 miles.

Zipcodes for the Denver Tech Center: 80110 80111 80112 80121 80150 80155

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Acupuncture N Herbs
. . . Alternative Medicine for Highlands Ranch

Welcome the the Highlands Ranch Acupuncture page for Classical True Acupuncture & Chinese Herbal Medicine. The clinic is located in the South Denver Metro area and just around the corner from Highlands Ranch. Come check out how a different way of practicing acupuncture and herbs can benefit you.

Directions from Highlands Ranch, CO

1: Start out going NORTHEAST on S ASHLEIGH WAY toward S VENNEFORD RANCH RD. 0.0 mi
2: Turn RIGHT onto S VENNEFORD RANCH RD. 0.4 mi
3: Turn RIGHT onto E HIGHLANDS RANCH PKWY. 1.0 mi
4: E HIGHLANDS RANCH PKWY becomes S COLORADO BLVD. 1.5 mi
5: Turn RIGHT onto E COUNTY LINE RD. 2.0 mi
6: Turn LEFT onto S QUEBEC ST. 1.0 mi
7: Just prior to the E DRY CREEK RD/CR-46 traffic light, turn LEFT into the Dry Creek Office Village parking lot.
8: End at 7200 E Dry Creek Rd Centennial, CO 80112-2537
Estimated Time: 11 minutes. Estimated Distance: 6.02 miles

Zipcodes for Highlands Ranch, CO: 80126 80129 80130 80163.

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Acupuncture N Herbs
. . . Alternative Medicine in the Denver area

Welcome to the Denver Acupuncture page for Classical True Acupuncture & Chinese Herbal Medicine. The clinic is located in South Denver, Colorado. We understand that you may think it’s a long drive. It really isn’t that far, and we assure you that it will be well worth it to experience a different way of practicing acupuncture and herbs, and how it can benefit you!

Directions from Denver

1: Merge onto I-25 S/US-87 S toward COLO SPGS.
2: Take the DRY CREEK ROAD exit, EXIT 196. 0.2 mi
3: Keep RIGHT at the fork to go on E DRY CREEK RD. 1.5 mi
4: Turn LEFT at S QUEBEC.
5: Make an immediate RIGHT into the Dry Creek Office Village parking lot.
6: End at 7200 E Dry Creek Rd Centennial, CO 80112-2537
Estimated Time: 20 minutes. Estimated Distance: 17.39 miles.

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Acupuncture N Herbs
. . . Alternative Medicine for the DTC

Welcome to the DTC acupuncture page for Classical True Acupuncture & Chinese Herbal Medicine. The clinic is located in the South Denver Metro area and is just minutes South of the Denver Tech Center. What are you waiting for? Come and check out the clinic to experience how a different way of practicing acupuncture and herbs can benefit you!

Directions from DTC CO

1: Start out going EAST on E GARDEN AVE toward S COLORADO BLVD. 0.3 mi
2: Turn RIGHT onto S COLORADO BLVD. 0.6 mi
3: Turn RIGHT to stay on S COLORADO BLVD. 0.1 mi
4: Turn LEFT onto E ORCHARD RD. 0.7 mi
5: Turn RIGHT onto S HOLLY ST. 2.0 mi
6: Turn LEFT onto E DRY CREEK RD/CR-46. 0.9 mi
7: Turn RIGHT into the Dry Creek Office Village parking lot (before the QUEBEC ST traffic light).
8: End at 7200 E Dry Creek Rd Centennial, CO 80112-2537
Estimated Time: 11 minutes. Estimated Distance: 4.65 miles.

Zipcodes for DTC: 80110 80111 80112 80121 80150 80155.

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Acupuncture N Herbs
. . . Alternative Medicine for Aurora

Welcome to the Aurora Acupuncture page for Classical True Acupuncture & Chinese Herbal Medicine. The clinic is located in the South Denver Metro area and is less than 20 minutes West of Aurora, Colorado. For those of you coming from the area or it’s neighboring city of Foxfield, CO, you will find it an easy drive and well worth it to experience a different way of practicing acupuncture and herbs, and how it can benefit you!

Directions from Aurora, CO

1: Start out going SOUTHEAST on N VAUGHN ST toward VICTOR ST. 0.2 mi
2: Turn RIGHT onto ZION ST. 0.1 mi
3: ZION ST becomes E 7TH AVE. 0.0 mi
4: Turn LEFT onto N VAUGHN ST. 0.0 mi
5: Turn LEFT onto E 6TH AVE/CO-30. 0.2 mi
6: Merge onto I-225 S. 8.7 mi
7: Merge onto I-25 S/US-87 S via EXIT 1A on the LEFT toward COLO SPRINGS. 4.0 mi
8: Take the DRY CREEK ROAD exit, EXIT 196. 0.2 mi
9: Keep RIGHT at the fork to go on E DRY CREEK RD. 1.5 mi
10: Turn LEFT at S QUEBEC.
11: Make an immediate RIGHT into the Dry Creek Office Village parking lot.
12: End at 7200 E Dry Creek Rd Centennial, CO 80112-2537
Total Estimated Time: 19 minutes. Total Estimated Distance: 14.86 miles.

Zipcodes for Aurora, CO: 80010 80011 80012 80013 80014 80015 80016 80017 80018 80019 80040 80041 80042 80044 80045 80046 80047 80220 80230 80231 80247.

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Acupuncture N Herbs
. . . Alternative Medicine for Greenwood Village

Welcome to the Greenwood Village Acupuncture page for Classical True Acupuncture & Chinese Herbal Medicine. The clinic is located in the South Denver Metro area and is just next door to Greenwood Village, CO. Come check out how a different way of practicing acupuncture and herbs can benefit you.

Directions from Greenwood Village, CO

1: Drive towards S Quebec St.
2: Go SOUTH on S Quebec St. 2.0 mi
3: Immediately after the E DRY CREEK RD traffic light, turn RIGHT into the Dry Creek Office Village parking lot.
4: End at 7200 E Dry Creek Rd Centennial, CO 80112-2537
Estimated Time: 5 minutes. Estimated Distance: 2.5 miles.

Zip codes for Greenwood Village, CO: 80110 80111 80112 80121 80150 80155

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Acupuncture N Herbs
. . . Alternative Medicine for Parker

Welcome to the Parker Acupuncture page for Classical True Acupuncture & Chinese Herbal Medicine. The clinic is just NW of Parker, Colorado. It isn’t far and the drive is an easy one. . . you have to love that. We invite you to come over and experience how a different way of practicing acupuncture and herbs can help you feel great!

Directions from Parker, CO

1: Go North on S PARKER RD/CO-83 N. 5.7 mi
2: Turn LEFT onto E ARAPAHOE RD/CO-88 W. Continue to follow E ARAPAHOE RD. 5.4 mi
3: Turn LEFT onto S QUEBEC ST. 1.0 mi
4: Cross over E DRY CREEK RD/CR-46, and immediately turn RIGHT into the Dry Creek Office Village at 7200 E Dry Creek Rd Centennial, CO 80112-2537
Estimated Time: 14 minutes. Estimated Distance: 11.50 miles

Zipcodes for Parker, CO: 80134 80138

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Acupuncture N Herbs
. . . Alternative Medicine for Englewood

Welcome to the Englewood Acupuncture page for Classical True Acupuncture & Chinese Herbal Medicine. The clinic neighbors Englewood, CO. The clinic location is often still thought of as being part of the city owing to the parceling of land in this part of Colorado. So, you know we are close. . . what are you waiting for? We welcome you to experience a different way of practicing acupuncture and herbs to see how it can benefit you!

Directions from Englewood, Co

1: Start out going WEST on E LEHIGH AVE toward S BROADWAY/CO-75. 0.0 mi
2: Turn RIGHT onto S BROADWAY/CO-75 N. 0.2 mi
3: Merge onto US-285 N. 3.6 mi
4: Merge onto I-25 S/US-87 S toward COLO SPGS. 5.3 mi
5: Take the DRY CREEK ROAD exit, EXIT 196. 0.2 mi
6: Keep RIGHT at the fork to go on E DRY CREEK RD. 1.5 mi
7: Turn LEFT at S QUEBEC.
8: Make an immediate RIGHT into the Dry Creek Office Village parking lot.
9: End at 7200 E Dry Creek Rd Centennial, CO 80112-2537
Estimated Time: 17 minutes. Estimated Distance: 10.87 miles.

Zipcodes for Englewood, CO: 80110 80112 80113 80150 80151 80155 80236

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Acupuncture N Herbs
. . . Alternative Medicine for Lone Tree

Welcome to the Lone Tree Acupuncture page for Classical True Acupuncture & Chinese Herbal Medicine. The clinic is just minutes north of Lone Tree, CO and its surrounding cities, including: Heritage Hills, CO; Acres Green, CO; Carriage Club, CO; and Grand View Estates, CO. Zip codes: 80112 80124.

I welcome all of you to come check out how a different way of practicing acupuncture and herbs can benefit you!

Directions from Lone Tree, CO

1: Go North on S YOSEMITE ST. 1.4mi
2: Turn left to merge onto CO-470 W via the ramp on the LEFT. 1.1 mi
3: Take the QUEBEC STREET exit. 0.3 mi
4: Turn SLIGHT RIGHT onto S QUEBEC ST. 1.1 mi
5: Just before the E DRY CREEK RD traffic light, turn LEFT into the Dry Creek Office Village parking lot.
6: End at 7200 E Dry Creek Rd Centennial, CO 80112-2537
Estimated Time: 9 minutes. Estimated Distance: 4.05 miles

Zipcodes for Lone Tree, CO: 80112 80124

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Why call it Classical Acupuncture?

We have chosen to use the term “Classical” as a prefix for the simple reason that this level is truly the ancient understanding of this profound art. Although other styles may appropriately claim the term “Classical,” because they are literally based on the classical texts of Chinese Medicine, we believe that True Acupuncture contains the deeper understanding that is required to practice at this higher level. You will notice that we use the phrase “True Acupuncture” interchangeably with “Classical True Acupuncture.” Please don’t be confused by this. There are several reasons for it; however, the main reason is to differentiate it from research studies that use the phrase “true acupuncture.”

A different style of Acupuncture

The practice of Classical True Acupuncture is considerably different than the practice of other levels and styles of acupuncture. For instance, we focus largely on pulse diagnosis of the radial pulses—pulse diagnosis that takes into account all the body’s systems, and their inter-related dependencies, while not only focusing on the mere quality of the pulse or just the symptoms. Therefore, you will note that Classical True Acupuncture practitioners will spend considerable time feeling the radial pulses before inserting any needles, as well as after insertion of each and every needle. Furthermore, when possible they will continue to feel the pulse while locating and needling the center of a true acupuncture point. This is done because we are concerned with needling the absolute center of an acupuncture point (an area 1 to 2 mm in diameter), for missing the center of the point by as much as 2 mm can reduce or nullify the effects of the treatment.

Without such detailed focus on the pulses and point location, Classical True Acupuncture can never be accomplished. Finally, you will note that we needle very few acupuncture points, typically only one to a few points during a treatment, and in rare cases or in conditions that require the application of the first two levels of acupuncture, more needles may be utilized — the first two levels of acupuncture always utilize many needles.

Lastly, Classical True Acupuncture does not require the considerable number of treatments that other levels and styles require. With Classical True Acupuncture, a practitioner may often reschedule you for a follow up visit simply to reevaluate how well the treatment is going and not for actual treatment (at no charge to you). The theory is that if your body is responding to the treatment well, inserting more needles will only disrupt the body’s innate ability to heal itself. Only when the effects of the treatment begin to diminish should you be needled again; this may be a week to several weeks from your last needling and possibly only one treatment is needed in acute and simple conditions.

If you have previously been told that you are required to have multiple treatments per week and for an extended period of time to see results, give us a chance to prove that this is not true.

Please read more by clicking a link on the index to the right or contact us for your free initial consultation.

The Classical True Acupuncture & Chinese Herbal Medicine clinic is conveniently located in South Denver, Colorado (Centennial), minutes from Aurora, Castle Rock, Cherry Hills Village, DTC, Denver Tech Center, Englewood, Greenwood Village, Highlands Ranch, Littleton, Lone Tree, and Parker, Colorado.

. . . provides natural anti-aging treatments,

The Classical True Acupuncture & Chinese Herbal Medicine clinic is conveniently located in South Denver, Colorado (Centennial), minutes from Aurora, Castle Rock, Cherry Hills Village, DTC, Denver Tech Center, Englewood, Greenwood Village, Highlands Ranch, Littleton, Lone Tree, and Parker, Colorado.

Facial Rejuvenation Acupuncture for Denver, CO

Are you looking for an alternative to cosmetic surgery? Do you want to get rid of those unsightly wrinkles? But don’t want botox or acid peels? Maybe acupuncture can help.

Cosmetic Acupuncture (Facial Rejuvenation Acupuncture) may be the answer you’re looking for. It can turn back time and take years off your appearance; not only is it safe, but your constitution is also re-established, which benefits overall heath and vitality, and of course, yields that healthy glow we all want.

My unique approach to Cosmetic acupuncture is to combined it with Classical True Acupuncture to re-establish your natural homeostasis, two benefits in one!

I offer. . .

• Free consultations,
• Discounted packages,
• Raw high quality herbs if needed.

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. . . Obesity & Weight Loss - Denver

Ear stapling to lose weight

Ear stapling, a more extreme form of auricular acupuncture, has become all the rage for weight loss in recent years. Practitioners are charging $150+ to staple a patient’s ear—the staple is supposed to cause constant stimulation to an area of the ear that curbs appetite. Many people are tying this technique as an alternative to more drastic weight loss measures, but are they seeing results? Yes and no. The reality is, ear stapling is no more effective than anything else, in fact, it isn’t any more effective than placebo.

So why do it? Well, most people are doing it because they have tried everything and don’t know what else to do.

Is there hope to manage your weight?

Yes, acupuncture, herbs, and a unique technique (Facilitated Conscious Change developed by Charles Strodtbeck) can help you change your life and lose those unwanted pounds in a safe, natural, and easy way.

How can Acupuncture N Herbs help?

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The Classical True Acupuncture & Chinese Herbal Medicine clinic is conveniently located in South Denver, Colorado (Centennial), minutes from Aurora, Castle Rock, Cherry Hills Village, DTC, Denver Tech Center, Englewood, Greenwood Village, Highlands Ranch, Littleton, Lone Tree, and Parker, Colorado.

What does an athlete need in sports medicine?

• Quick recovery from injuries!
• Increased stamina and endurance!
• Increased strength!
• Mental focus!
• Clear precise goals!
• Nutritional support!
• And more. . .

Sports medicine and acupuncture go hand in hand together. With the adjunct of Chinese herbs and Facilitated Conscious Change—a unique goal setting and goal “clearing” technique, the Classical True Acupuncture & Chinese Herbal Medicine clinic provides the tools an athlete needs to maintain optimal performance.

Faster recovery from injuries!

Acupuncture has been used throughout the world for pain management and to speed healing. This has always been a strong point of even the “lowest levels” of acupuncture. It works amazingly well to speed recovery from injuries, especially acute injuries. Classical True Acupuncture takes it a step further, going beyond just the pure symptoms of the injury, and looks into the underlying weakness and disharmonies that allow the injury to occur in the first place (the “root”). By correcting these disharmonies and treating the injury as a “branch,” we get amazingly fast results with injuries, both chronic and acute.

Patients are amazed at how quickly the pain disappears when a needle is inserted. Literally within minutes, the pain is gone or greatly decreased and recovery time from the injury is drastically reduced.

New patients often can’t believe that it is even possible to heal as quickly as they do. What would normally sideline someone for a week or two is cleared up in a day or two—that’s speed healing!

Only by combining a true root treatment, that can only take place by a Classical True Acupuncturist who knows how to read each and every system’s imbalances via the radial pulses, and a branch treatment for the acute pain can such amazing recoveries from injuries take place.

If you have an injury, chronic or acute, don’t be sidelined! Come in, get it treated and get back on track now!

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The Classical True Acupuncture & Chinese Herbal Medicine clinic is conveniently located in South Denver, Colorado (Centennial), minutes from Aurora, Castle Rock, Cherry Hills Village, DTC, Denver Tech Center, Englewood, Greenwood Village, Highlands Ranch, Littleton, Lone Tree, and Parker, Colorado.

Acupuncture and Chinese herbs. . .
are effective alternative medicine treatments for menopause

Tired of hot flashes, mood swings, night sweats, and menopause symptoms? Are your periods getting unpredictable and irregular? If this is happening to you and you’re hesitant to jump into Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) or other therapies which involve taking natural or synthetic hormones, then you’ve come to the right place.

Symptoms of Menopause

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Acupuncture N Herbs can treat menopause

Menopause—pre, peri, or post-menopause—presents differently for each woman, but women are often treated the same way with Western medical therapies. Unlike Western Medicine, acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine doesn’t label menopause as a particular syndrome or condition. At the Classical True Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicine clinic, we will delve into understanding your unique presentation, and with truly individualized treatments, help bring your body back to homeostasis. With only a few needles, we can help support your body as it transitions through “menopause.” We have found that Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) often misdiagnoses the root condition for menopause, and we even treated the “incorrect” way during our respective TCM training. Now, however, through our in-depth radial pulse diagnostics, we have seen without a doubt how Classical True Acupuncture can help quickly treat those pesky night sweats, hot flashes, and everything else that comes along with menopause. It has the ability to quickly restore balance to the endocrine system.

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