Klinic Integrative Medicine

Dating back at least 2000 years in China, acupuncture stands as one of the oldest and most enduring healthcare systems globally. In the present day, acupuncture has evolved into an effective, natural, and increasingly popular form of healthcare embraced by individuals from diverse cultural and social backgrounds.

Acupuncture adopts a holistic approach to comprehend both normal function and disease processes, placing equal emphasis on illness prevention and treatment.

During acupuncture treatment, fine, sterile needles are delicately inserted into specific sites, known as acupuncture points, along the body’s meridians. This process aims to eliminate energy blockages and promote the unimpeded flow of qi within the individual. The practitioner may also employ various methods, such as moxibustion, cupping, laser therapy, electro-stimulation, and massage, to stimulate the acupuncture points and restore the harmonious flow of qi.