Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine

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Osgood-Schlatters is a common cause of knee pain in mainly boys ages 10 to 16. It usually clears up when they stop growing. But it can persist into adulthood.

Acupuncture and Chinese herbs address the inflammation and pain of this condition. At our clinic we use the Balance Method Acupuncture. The advantage to using this method of acupuncture is that the affected knee is not needled thereby avoiding any micro trauma to the already inflamed knee yielding quicker and maximum results.

is there anything you could do about schlatters knee problem?..ive had it for over six years and had a surgery done 07 in my right knee..but i have the same thing in my left..thanks for answers:)

Yes, at our clinic we use the Balance Method of acupuncture along with Master Tong's points. The Balance Method treats stubborn contemporary syndromes (such as CFS, IBS, fibromaylgia) as well as acute and chronic pain conditions with instantaneous results.

Acupuncture cures disease because it is based on the meridians of our body and Yijing Ba Gua, which is the oldest and most complicated art and technology in the world. The key method of acupuncture called the Balance Method and Master Tong's system. Are you practicing these methods?

Yes, it is wonderful that TCM is flourishing in the West. Now people are quickly realizing that Chinese medicine treats not only pain but also depression, poor digestion, chronic fatigue, hypertension, the common cold, allergies and much more.

The truth is that more people use Chinese medicine on our planet than Western medicine. The US is just catching up.

I am glad that TCM is available in the west.