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. . . 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.

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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

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.

Acupuncture & Herbs Services:

Styles of Acupuncture

All acupuncture styles are not created equal. So if you’ve had a bad experience in the past, don’t give up on acupuncture or herbs just yet! If you’ve never tried acupuncture, but have been intrigued, keep reading to see what can treat and what we can do for you.

Alternative Medicine

Our philosophy is to treat you as the unique individual you are, without the use of memorized point scripts and herbal formulas. We all respond to each and every stimulus differently, so our detailed methods ensure that each needle used is exactly what your body needs and each Chinese herbal formula matches your exact disharmonies. This avoids the “pin cushion” effect and shotgun approach since only a few needles are used and your formula is customized for you at the time of treatment!
Treatment Room

Be Informed

Please explore our website to learn more about how our style of acupuncture and herbs can help you. A good place to begin your journey on this website is the page. We encourage you to read and research before choosing an acupuncturist to help maintain your health or to address specific health needs. So go ahead, look around and read more about how acupuncture works, the Classical True Acupuncture style, how and when we may use Chinese herbs, and what to expect in your treatments with our Board Certified and Licensed Acupuncturists. Making the right choices to take care of your health naturally is a great start!

Herbal pharmacy

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.

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

]]> http://acupuncture-n-herbs.com/cherry-hills-village-colorado/feed/ Denver Acupuncture http://acupuncture-n-herbs.com/acupuncture/ http://acupuncture-n-herbs.com/acupuncture/#comments Thu, 31 Jul 2008 11:21:47 +0000 Fuyiu http://acupuncture-n-herbs.com/?p=269 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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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

Throughout our study of True acupuncture we, like all health care practitioners, have become more familiar with certain conditions than others; however, please always remember that True Acupuncture treats the whole person and not the conditions. Therefore, even though we may say we “specialize” in certain areas, that is only to say we have seen more patients with these problems and have had great success in those areas. Many conditions have the same root underlying cause; therefore, we specialize in treating the individual and the root causes to health problems, which may result in elimination of many symptoms. With that said, here is a list of conditions we have become “more specialized” in:

Acupuncture as preventative medicine

By its nature acupuncture is, by far, the best preventative medicine that we have found. Certainly exercise, nutrition, and a good attitude towards life are essential in maintaining good health; however, when it comes to medical modalities, nothing we have seen comes close to acupuncture in the prevention of disease and illness. Far too often people wait until they have one or more of the above conditions before seeking an acupuncturist or they seek one as a last alternative. This needs to be reversed. We can keep you in optimal health and prevent you from suffering if you use acupuncture as a preventative means.

This is the area that True Acupuncture shines more than any other style. Because of the unique pulse diagnosis, we can foresee health crisis and head them off easily, and this is by far the cheapest form of health care available. Less than a treatment per month and for many, it can be as few as two treatments per year! What other preventative health care can you get for less than $200 per year that actually does something?

We all work hard in life so that we can enjoy our free time and our retirement. True acupuncture can help you enjoy it in good health.

Please give us a call (720-324-7171) to discuss how we may be able to help you and remember, we offer a free initial consultation so you can feel comfortable with your health care decision.

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]]> http://acupuncture-n-herbs.com/acupuncture/feed/ Chinese Nut Soup (sweet) http://acupuncture-n-herbs.com/chinese-nut-soup-sweet/ http://acupuncture-n-herbs.com/chinese-nut-soup-sweet/#comments Wed, 30 Jul 2008 17:38:11 +0000 Fuyiu http://acupuncture-n-herbs.com/?p=81 What are Chinese Almonds? Chinese “almonds” are, in fact, apricot seed kernels and look different from the raw almonds we’re used to in American stores. For the Almond Soup, traditionally, 1 cup large Chinese “almonds” + 1/8 cup of small Chinese “almonds” are used. This latter small almond is very aromatic and gives the soup its strong taste, and is a medicinal herb used for cough. The large Chinese “almonds” are called “Southern (nan) xing ren” and should have skins on themChinese Nut Soup (fresher this way). They are more heart shaped than the raw common almonds we know. These are harder to find and substituting 1 cup of raw common almonds works just as well. The small Chinese “almonds” are called “Northern (bei) xing ren” and typically do not have the skin on and are very aromatic; if there is no aroma, they are no longer fresh. These are easily found in Asian stores or from your Acupuncturist/Herbalist. These MUST be included to give the soup its distinct taste and therapeutic benefits!

Basic recipe:

  • ½ cup uncooked rice (white or brown long grain rice)
  • water
  • 1 cup nuts:
    • Chinese “almonds”
      • 2 types of almonds are used (see below)
        • good for cough
        • moistening the lungs
        • and to beautify the skin
    • or substitute almonds with on of the following:
      • Walnuts
        • lightly toasted to bring out flavor
          • good to tonify yang
          • helps sharpen the mind!
      • Pecans
        • lightly toasted
          • I like combining walnuts and pecans
      • Cashews
        • lightly toasted
  • Sugar – amount depends on your preference.
    • Traditionally, rock sugar is used, which can be found in Asian stores.
    • If I don’t have rock sugar, I make a 1:1 sugar syrup (sugar to water ratio).
    • You may try substituting the sugar with brown sugar, honey, or a similar sweetener.

Directions

  1. Soak rice in enough cold water to cover rice (approximately 6 oz) overnight [I’ve soaked the rice for only a few hours before and it works fine.]
  2. Use blender to liquefy rice & water (that the rice was soaked in) until very smooth.
  3. Add nuts (if using Chinese “almonds,” add both kinds together) and more water (about 1 cup at this point to prevent the mixture from getting to thick).
  4. Blend until smooth – check how smooth the mixture is by feeling how “gritty” or smooth the liquid feels between your fingers. (Of course, this step is done with the blender off!)
  5. While continuing to blend, add enough cold water to make approximately 4 cups.
  6. Bring 1½ - 2½ quarts of water (depending on how thin you want the soup – less water, more cream soup-like; more water, more “nut milk-like”) to a boil.
  7. On med heat, slowly pour blended nut mixture into boiling water while stirring constantly (this will help to avoid lumps). Continue to stir constantly and cook for a few minutes until re-boiled and smooth. Be careful here – the soup can easily stick and cause the bottom of the pot to burn.
  8. Sweeten the soup until desired taste.
  9. If soup thickens too much, add hot water until desired thickness.
  10. Serve warm – and refrigerate left over.

Additional Suggestions

As I pass along this recipe, I’ve gotten feedback on additions and modifications on this soup. Some of these include:
  • Almond Soup: adding cinnamon or black pepper
  • Walnut Soup: adding cinnamon
Please feel free to post your comments and suggestions, thanks! Return to home page.

Clinic location

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. Share This! If you found this page/article interesting please click the "Share This" button below and submit it to your favorite social bookmarking, post it, or email it to someone you think would enjoy it.

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]]> This soup can be made with 1 cup of any type of nut. Common nuts to use are almonds (traditionally, the Chinese use Chinese “almonds,” walnuts, cashews and peanuts.)

What are Chinese Almonds?

Chinese “almonds” are, in fact, apricot seed kernels and look different from the raw almonds we’re used to in American stores. For the Almond Soup, traditionally, 1 cup large Chinese “almonds” + 1/8 cup of small Chinese “almonds” are used. This latter small almond is very aromatic and gives the soup its strong taste, and is a medicinal herb used for cough.

The large Chinese “almonds” are called “Southern (nan) xing ren” and should have skins on themChinese Nut Soup (fresher this way). They are more heart shaped than the raw common almonds we know. These are harder to find and substituting 1 cup of raw common almonds works just as well.

The small Chinese “almonds” are called “Northern (bei) xing ren” and typically do not have the skin on and are very aromatic; if there is no aroma, they are no longer fresh. These are easily found in Asian stores or from your Acupuncturist/Herbalist. These MUST be included to give the soup its distinct taste and therapeutic benefits!

Basic recipe:

  • ½ cup uncooked rice (white or brown long grain rice)
  • water
  • 1 cup nuts:
    • Chinese “almonds”
      • 2 types of almonds are used (see below)
        • good for cough
        • moistening the lungs
        • and to beautify the skin
    • or substitute almonds with on of the following:
      • Walnuts
        • lightly toasted to bring out flavor
          • good to tonify yang
          • helps sharpen the mind!
      • Pecans
        • lightly toasted
          • I like combining walnuts and pecans
      • Cashews
        • lightly toasted
  • Sugar – amount depends on your preference.
    • Traditionally, rock sugar is used, which can be found in Asian stores.
    • If I don’t have rock sugar, I make a 1:1 sugar syrup (sugar to water ratio).
    • You may try substituting the sugar with brown sugar, honey, or a similar sweetener.

Directions

  1. Soak rice in enough cold water to cover rice (approximately 6 oz) overnight [I’ve soaked the rice for only a few hours before and it works fine.]
  2. Use blender to liquefy rice & water (that the rice was soaked in) until very smooth.
  3. Add nuts (if using Chinese “almonds,” add both kinds together) and more water (about 1 cup at this point to prevent the mixture from getting to thick).
  4. Blend until smooth – check how smooth the mixture is by feeling how “gritty” or smooth the liquid feels between your fingers. (Of course, this step is done with the blender off!)
  5. While continuing to blend, add enough cold water to make approximately 4 cups.
  6. Bring 1½ - 2½ quarts of water (depending on how thin you want the soup – less water, more cream soup-like; more water, more “nut milk-like”) to a boil.
  7. On med heat, slowly pour blended nut mixture into boiling water while stirring constantly (this will help to avoid lumps). Continue to stir constantly and cook for a few minutes until re-boiled and smooth. Be careful here – the soup can easily stick and cause the bottom of the pot to burn.
  8. Sweeten the soup until desired taste.
  9. If soup thickens too much, add hot water until desired thickness.
  10. Serve warm – and refrigerate left over.

Additional Suggestions

As I pass along this recipe, I’ve gotten feedback on additions and modifications on this soup. Some of these include:

  • Almond Soup: adding cinnamon or black pepper
  • Walnut Soup: adding cinnamon

Please feel free to post your comments and suggestions, thanks!

Return to home page.

Clinic location

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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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. Return to the home page. Get directions to the clinic.

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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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Get directions to the clinic.

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]]> http://acupuncture-n-herbs.com/what-other-therapies-are-offered/feed/ Acupuncture - Littleton, CO http://acupuncture-n-herbs.com/littleton-colorado/ http://acupuncture-n-herbs.com/littleton-colorado/#comments Tue, 29 Jul 2008 16:22:29 +0000 Fuyiu http://acupuncture-n-herbs.com/?p=148 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. . . . continue on to the page. . .

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. . . Alternative Medicine for Littleton, Colorado

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: , , , and . Come check out how a different way of practicing acupuncture and herbs can benefit you!

Providing the following services:

Philosophy on Alternative Medicine

Our philosophy is to treat you as the unique individual you are, without the use of memorized point scripts and herbal formulas. We all respond to each and every stimulus differently, so our detailed methods ensure that each needle used is exactly what your body needs and each Chinese herbal formula matches your exact disharmonies. This avoids the “pin cushion” effect and shotgun approach since only a few needles are used and your formula is customized for you at the time of treatment!Treatment Room

Styles of Acupuncture

All acupuncture styles are not created equal. So if you’ve had a bad experience in the past, don’t give up on acupuncture or herbs just yet! If you’ve never tried acupuncture, but have been intrigued, keep reading to see what can treat and what we can do for you.

Be Informed

Please explore our website to learn more about how our style of acupuncture and herbs can help you. A good place to begin your journey on this website is the page. We encourage you to read and research before choosing an acupuncturist to help maintain your health or to address specific health needs. So go ahead, look around and read more about how acupuncture works, the Classical True Acupuncture style, how and when we may use Chinese herbs, and what to expect in your treatments with our Board Certified and . Making the right choices to take care of your health naturally is a great start!

Chinese herb pot with herbs

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

Directions from Littleton

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.

]]> http://acupuncture-n-herbs.com/littleton-colorado/feed/ Acupuncture - Centennial, CO http://acupuncture-n-herbs.com/centennial-colorado/ http://acupuncture-n-herbs.com/centennial-colorado/#comments Tue, 29 Jul 2008 16:22:06 +0000 Fuyiu http://acupuncture-n-herbs.com/?p=142 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 . . . continue on to the page. . .

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. . . Alternative Medicine for Centennial, Colorado

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 and 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!

Providing the following services:

Philosophy on Alternative Medicine

Clinic waiting roomOur philosophy is to treat you as the unique individual you are, without the use of memorized point scripts and herbal formulas. We all respond to each and every stimulus differently, so our detailed methods ensure that each needle used is exactly what your body needs and each Chinese herbal formula matches your exact disharmonies. This avoids the “pin cushion” effect and shotgun approach since only a few needles are used and your formula is customized for you at the time of treatment!

Styles of Acupuncture

All acupuncture styles are not created equal. So if you’ve had a bad experience in the past, don’t give up on acupuncture or herbs just yet! If you’ve never tried acupuncture, but have been intrigued, keep reading to see what can treat and what we can do for you.

Be Informed

Please explore our website to learn more about how our style of acupuncture and herbs can help you. A good place to begin your journey on this website is the page. We encourage you to read and research before choosing an acupuncturist to help maintain your health or to address specific health needs. So go ahead, look around and read more about how acupuncture works, the Classical True Acupuncture style, how and when we may use Chinese herbs, and what to expect in your treatments with our Board Certified and . Making the right choices to take care of your health naturally is a great start!

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

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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

]]> http://acupuncture-n-herbs.com/centennial-colorado/feed/ Acupuncture Castle Rock, Colorado http://acupuncture-n-herbs.com/castle-rock-colorado/ http://acupuncture-n-herbs.com/castle-rock-colorado/#comments Tue, 29 Jul 2008 16:21:22 +0000 Fuyiu http://acupuncture-n-herbs.com/?p=141 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 . . . continue on to the page. . .

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. . . Alternative Medicine for Castle Rock, CO

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 , you will see that it’s a quick drive and worth experiencing how a different way of practicing acupuncture and herbs can benefit you. ;)

Providing the following services:

Philosophy on Alternative Medicine

Clinic waiting roomOur philosophy is to treat you as the unique individual you are, without the use of memorized point scripts and herbal formulas. We all respond to each and every stimulus differently, so our detailed methods ensure that each needle used is exactly what your body needs and each Chinese herbal formula matches your exact disharmonies. This avoids the “pin cushion” effect and shotgun approach since only a few needles are used and your formula is customized for you at the time of treatment!

Styles of Acupuncture

All acupuncture styles are not created equal. So if you’ve had a bad experience in the past, don’t give up on acupuncture or herbs just yet! If you’ve never tried acupuncture, but have been intrigued, keep reading to see what can treat and what we can do for you.

Be Informed

Please explore our website to learn more about how our style of acupuncture and herbs can help you. A good place to begin your journey on this website is the page. We encourage you to read and research before choosing an acupuncturist to help maintain your health or to address specific health needs. So go ahead, look around and read more about how acupuncture works, the Classical True Acupuncture style, how and when we may use Chinese herbs, and what to expect in your treatments with our Board Certified and Licensed Acupuncturists. Making the right choices to take care of your health naturally is a great start!

<p>Chinese herb pot with herbs</p>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

Directions from Castle Rock

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.

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 Castle Rock, CO: 80104 80108 80109

]]> http://acupuncture-n-herbs.com/castle-rock-colorado/feed/ Acupuncture - Denver Tech Center http://acupuncture-n-herbs.com/denver-tech-center-colorado/ http://acupuncture-n-herbs.com/denver-tech-center-colorado/#comments Tue, 29 Jul 2008 16:20:01 +0000 Fuyiu http://acupuncture-n-herbs.com/?p=138 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 . . . continue on to the page. . .

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. . . 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!

Providing the following services:

Philosophy on Alternative Medicine

Our philosophy is to treat you as the unique individual you are, without the use of memorized point scripts and herbal formulas. We all respond to each and every stimulus differently, so our detailed methods ensure that each needle used is exactly what your body needs and each Chinese herbal formula matches your exact disharmonies. This avoids the “pin cushion” effect and shotgun approach since only a few needles are used and your formula is customized for you at the time of treatment!

Styles of Acupuncture

All acupuncture styles are not created equal. So if you’ve had a bad experience in the past, don’t give up on acupuncture or herbs just yet! If you’ve never tried acupuncture, but have been intrigued, keep reading to see what can treat and what we can do for you.

Be Informed

Please explore our website to learn more about how our style of acupuncture and herbs can help you. A good place to begin your journey on this website is the page. We encourage you to read and research before choosing an acupuncturist to help maintain your health or to address specific health needs. So go ahead, look around and read more about how acupuncture works, the Classical True Acupuncture style, how and when we may use Chinese herbs, and what to expect in your treatments with our Board Certified and Licensed Acupuncturists. Making the right choices to take care of your health naturally is a great start!

<p>Chinese herb pot with herbs</p>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

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.

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 the Denver Tech Center: 80110 80111 80112 80121 80150 80155

]]> http://acupuncture-n-herbs.com/denver-tech-center-colorado/feed/ Acupuncture Highlands Ranch, Colorado http://acupuncture-n-herbs.com/highlands-ranch-colorado/ http://acupuncture-n-herbs.com/highlands-ranch-colorado/#comments Tue, 29 Jul 2008 16:01:21 +0000 Fuyiu http://acupuncture-n-herbs.com/?p=147 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. . . . continue on to the page. . .

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. . . Alternative Medicine for Highlands Ranch

Welcome to 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.

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

Providing the following services:

Philosophy on Alternative Medicine

Our philosophy is to treat you as the unique individual you are, without the use of memorized point scripts and herbal formulas. We all respond to each and every stimulus differently, so our detailed methods ensure that each needle used is exactly what your body needs and each Chinese herbal formula matches your exact disharmonies. This avoids the “pin cushion” effect and shotgun approach since only a few needles are used and your formula is customized for you at the time of treatment!Treatment Room

Styles of Acupuncture

All acupuncture styles are not created equal. So if you’ve had a bad experience in the past, don’t give up on acupuncture or herbs just yet! If you’ve never tried acupuncture, but have been intrigued, keep reading to see what can treat and what we can do for you.

Be Informed

Please explore our website to learn more about how our style of acupuncture and herbs can help you. A good place to begin your journey on this website is the page. We encourage you to read and research before choosing an acupuncturist to help maintain your health or to address specific health needs. So go ahead, look around and read more about how acupuncture works, the Classical True Acupuncture style, how and when we may use Chinese herbs, and what to expect in your treatments with our Board Certified and . Making the right choices to take care of your health naturally is a great start!

<p>Chinese herb pot with herbs</p>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

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

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 Highlands Ranch, CO: 80126 80129 80130 80163.

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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. . . . continue on to the page. . .

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. . . 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!

Providing the following services:

Philosophy on Alternative Medicine

Clinic waiting roomOur philosophy is to treat you as the unique individual you are, without the use of memorized point scripts and herbal formulas. We all respond to each and every stimulus differently, so our detailed methods ensure that each needle used is exactly what your body needs and each Chinese herbal formula matches your exact disharmonies. This avoids the “pin cushion” effect and shotgun approach since only a few needles are used and your formula is customized for you at the time of treatment!

Styles of Acupuncture

All acupuncture styles are not created equal. So if you’ve had a bad experience in the past, don’t give up on acupuncture or herbs just yet! If you’ve never tried acupuncture, but have been intrigued, keep reading to see what can treat and what we can do for you.

Be Informed

Please explore our website to learn more about how our style of acupuncture and herbs can help you. A good place to begin your journey on this website is the page. We encourage you to read and research before choosing an acupuncturist to help maintain your health or to address specific health needs. So go ahead, look around and read more about how acupuncture works, the Classical True Acupuncture style, how and when we may use Chinese herbs, and what to expect in your treatments with our Board Certified and Licensed Acupuncturists. Making the right choices to take care of your health naturally is a great start!

<p>Chinese herb pot with herbs</p>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

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.

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.

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