About Adjunct Therapies

Explore our adjunct therapies that work in tandem with acupuncture.


What are our popular adjunct therapies?

 

Moxibustion

Heat therapy that helps reduce pain by releasing tension held in an area due to increasing the flow of blood and lymph.

 

Gua Sha

Gentle manual therapy applied to the skin to create an anti-inflammatory response, increase blood flow to the muscles to relax and release tension.

 

Cupping

Gentle manual therapy using cups to create suction over muscles to reduce pain and inflammation, increase blood flow and promote relaxation.

 

Individual results may vary. No guarantee of specific results is warranted or implied and your results will depend on many factors (read full disclaimer).


How Adjunct Therapies Work

 

Increase blood circulation to painful areas

Blood flow increases in the tissues around the injured area. This allows nutrients and oxygen to enter the site of injury to begin the healing process.

 

Sedate the nervous system

Increasing circulation and releasing muscle tension helps the nervous system to relax, helping with the healing process.

 

Detoxification

Increasing the supply of healthy, oxygenated blood to muscles and skin brings nourishment and allows toxins to be carried away by the lymph.

 
 

 

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Success Story: Pain Relief

I deal with a number of physical issues that no amount of exercise, diet, rest, or medicine can treat alone. But in combination with Leigh's incredible skills, I am able to keep doing the things I love, and do them much more comfortably and with more confidence.

— KRISTA K.


Our acupuncture clinic in Chicago's Logan Square neighborhood has helped hundreds of people naturally heal with safe drug-free therapies.

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