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Acupuncture 

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Why is Constitutional  Acupuncture so Effective?

​Natanel’s assessment process is rooted in the art of palpation. By listening to the radial pulse and lightly touching the abdomen, he gains a clear "map" of your internal health.

 

This enables him to choose acupuncture points that are precisely tailored to how your body is presenting in the moment.

Rather than just chasing symptoms or pain, this constitutional focus treats the whole person.

 

By harmonizing your internal systems, the results of your treatment are not only more profound but also more sustainable, helping your body regulate itself long after you leave the clinic.

Abdominal Diagnosis: Directing Your Treatment

Natanel utilizes the specialized methodology of Japanese Acupuncture (Kiiko Style), which views the abdomen as a map of the body’s internal systems. In this practice, specific "reflex areas" on the abdomen correspond to different organs and functions.

If an area feels tight, cold, or sensitive to pressure, it indicates a dysregulation in that system.

 

By identifying acupuncture points that immediately soften or ease these reflexes, we receive instant feedback that your body is returning  into self-regulation.  A healthy, flexible pain free abdomen —(free of active / painful reflexes)—is a primary indicator of internal vitality.

 

This deep constitutional balancing allows the body to balance as a whole, when the body is well balanced it allows local symptoms to respond more effectively to treatment.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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The difference between Dry Needling and Acupuncture

While Dry Needling is often used for quick relief of local muscle tension, Traditional Acupuncture offers a deeper, more systemic path to wellness. Developed over two millennia, acupuncture utilizes sophisticated diagnostic tools—like pulse and abdominal palpation—to address how symptoms connect to the whole person.

 

 

Acupuncture is a Holistic Medicine (when practiced in the context of Chinese Medicine)

When you see an Acupuncturist, you benefit from over 2,400 hours of specialized education, ensuring your treatment is grounded in a vast history of clinical experience that goes far beyond treating a local pain.

In addition some acupuncturist may choose to use family styles of acupuncture that have been past for generations (in China, Vietnam, Hong-kong)... and some acupuncturists may use more modern styles of acupuncture that still work within the holistic context of Chinese Medicine.

When receiving acupuncture by an acupuncturist there is a systemic response to the treatment; the whole body starts to normalize including the area where the symptoms are located, which leads to a sustainable reduction in symptoms.

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Holistic Acupuncture restores harmony to both body and mind. In Chinese Medicine, emotions and physical health are connected; by balancing your Qi, we enhance your body’s ability to nourish itself at every level and that has more capacity to deal with life's stressors

Chronic Pain is Also in The Brain

In his practice, Natanel integrates traditional acupuncture lineages with modern, evidence-based approaches. This includes addressing what is maintaining the Pain and tension in the nervous system and within the brain.

 

In these cases, distal needling techniques can be significantly more effective than local treatment by affecting the nervous system as a whole so it can 'release' the holding patterns that is creating the chronic pain and tension in your body.

 

Basically - release the holding pattern that is stored in the brain so it the body can release the affected tight inflamed area.

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Most chronic pain conditions are based on tissue being tight and malnourished for a long time, the layers and body systems that are serving and nourishing that area should be addressed in order to get a longer and more lasting healing. 

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Regular Acupuncture Treatments = Exercising your Internal Body Systems

A body in which Qi flows freely is a body that is healthy, resilient, and stress-free.

Regular acupuncture sessions function like a workout for your internal systems—maintaining the flow of life force, boosting nourishment, balancing the immune system, regulating hormones and clearing out the 'toxins' of daily stress and metabolism.

© 2014 by Natanel (Nir) Saar R.Ac.

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