Jet LiJul 20, 20181 minQ & AQ: I had an acupuncture treatment done by a physio. It doesn't seem to work. Would I still be benefited from your treatment? A: First of all, to become an acupuncturist, one needs to go through 3 years of academic training in a Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) school in Canada, learning TCM foundation, TCM diagnosis, meridian channels, on which acupuncture is based. It is a total different area than other modern healing or treatment modalities. Therefore, if you want to get
Jet LiJul 10, 20181 minSelf Evaluation Health FormIf you have any below issue, I may help you with Chinese Medicine (acupuncture and herbs). Head: Foggy, ache, poor memory Eye: Dry, red, blurry Ear: Tinnitus, hearing loss Nose: Congestion, allergy, wheezing Mouth: Dry, thirsty, bitter taste, ulcer or canker sore, sticky, bad breath Body: Itchy skin, numbing on certain part Liver: dizziness, vertigo, red eye, blurry vision, tinnitus, irritable, anger, depression, timidity, insomnia, excessive dream, bitter taste in mouth, rib
Jet LiJul 8, 20182 minIs acupuncture painfulAcupuncture is painful? This is probably the number one reason why most people may be hesitating to have an acupuncture treatment. The matter of fact is to some very sensitive people, it can be indeed sensitive and uncomfortable. However, the majority of people I see are quite comfortable with acupuncture. To bust this myth, I would like to first clarify the kinds of sensations that can be triggered with an acupuncture needle (needle sensations). We are capable of feeling dif
