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Yongshu Chen Acupuncture
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Yongshu Chen, an acupuncturist and herbalist from China, received her degree from Guangzhou University of Traditional Chinese Medicine in China in 1988. She is a licensed acupuncturist in Massachussetts. She is appointed as an associate professor at New England School of Acupuncture, teaching courses and overseeing student clinic (1993 - 2003). She served as a consultant at a pain clinic in New England Medical Center (1996 - 2003). Ms. Chen also has great knowledge in combining acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine to treat some internal chronic conditions. |
Address: Newton, MA, 02466
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Website: Acupuncture and Herb in boston | | Phone Number |
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Our Clinic
Our clinic has been established since 1992. We provide quality care based on acupuncture and naturally occurring Chinese herbal medicine.
Ms. Chen provides treatment to the following conditions: * Pain and numbness (back pain, neck pain, tendonitis, carpal tunnel syndrome,fibromyalgia)
* Arthritis
* Headache
* Paralysis
* Stress
* Depression, Insomnia, Chronic fatigue syndrome
* Allergy, Chronic sinus infection
* Gastric intestinal disorders
* Gynecological disorders
* Some skin diseases
* Hair loss
Chinese Medicine
Chinese Medicine is based on the principle that our health is dependent in the balanced functioning of the body motivating energy, known as Qi (pronounced Chee). It views the human body and its interaction with the environment as an integrated whole and emphasizes the harmony between various organs within the body and the harmony between body and nature. Any illness is believed to be caused by loss of the harmony due to the imbalance between the opposite qualities of Qi, namely Yin and Yang.
Chinese medicine consists of acupuncture and herbal medicine.
Acupuncture
Hair thin needles are inserted into acupuncture points along the meridians where energy imbalance has been diagnosed. This practice enhances the body natural healing by regulating the energy flow and restoring balance. This promotes better blood flow and encourages healing. Treatments may also include the use of heat---moxibution, if the patient tends to be cold. The patient is left to relax in a softly lit room for about thirty minutes. Patients often fall asleep.
Chinese Herb
Another cornerstone of Chinese medicine is the use of natural herbs derived from plant to adjust excess or deficiency states and promote healing. The aim of herbal therapy is to regain balance within the system. Knowledge accumulated over thousands of years of study has resulted in a vast resource of herbal combinations that function very specifically within the body. Unlike most Western medications, herbal remedies are completely natural and have no drug side effects. Ms. Chen has the first Chinese herbal powder Pharmacy in the Boston area, with the natural herb directly imported from China. In some cases, after your acupuncture session, an herbal prescription, specifically made for your individual health needs is prepared for you. This is usually in the form of a tea that consumed twice a day. You leave the office with a supply of herb sufficient to last till your next weekly session.
Call us at
617-964-4461
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