Asthma
Understanding how the body works is why acupuncture works so effictively on asthma. For the kiddos, Tara uses lasers so they don't have to worry about the needles.
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Acupuncture treats the root of an issue — to prevent and treat disease, relieve pain, balance mood, increase fertility, enhance athletic performance, and improve overall health and wellness. Below is what patients most often come to the Parker clinic for.
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Don't see yours? It doesn't mean the answer is no — call and ask. Tara will tell you honestly whether this is a good fit.
Understanding how the body works is why acupuncture works so effictively on asthma. For the kiddos, Tara uses lasers so they don't have to worry about the needles.
Ask about thisUsing Biomedicine treatments and acupuncture, Tara clears allergens from eight different body systems being affected.
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The application of Acupuncture, food and cellular medicine - issues like hot flashes, night sweats, sleep, bloat and anxiety are easily and quickly treated.
Ask about this90 Million Americans have parasites, but don't know it. Up to 50% of chronic issues and "mystery diagnosises" are parasitic. Parasites cause "everyday" symptoms. Using the Biomedical scans - Tara checks everyone and treats these issues with homeopathics, herbs, and nutrition when it presents.
Ask about thisSprains, tendinopathy and overuse injuries treated with return-to-activity in mind, not just pain relief.
Ask about thisAcupuncture is used to enhance athletic performance and shorten the gap between hard efforts. Treatment loosens muscle and encourages blood flow through tissue that's stopped draining.
Popular with runners, cyclists and lifters across Douglas County.
Ask about thisAcupuncture is well used for balancing mood and lowering the baseline stress load your body carries. Treatment has a sedating effect on an over-revved nervous system.
Most patients describe treatments as deeply relaxing.
Ask about thisDifficulty falling asleep and difficulty staying asleep are different patterns in Chinese medicine and get treated differently. Lifestyle and food factors get addressed alongside the needling.
Sleep is usually the first thing patients notice changing.
Ask about thisTreatment includes a plan for your broader health, not just the cigarettes — which is why it tends to hold.
Patient: “Every day since has been simple; I don't smoke.”
Ask about thisLong-standing digestive issues are treated as a whole-system pattern: acupuncture plus specific food choices and, where appropriate, Chinese herbal remedies or homeopathics.
Ask about thisReflux, ulcers and the medication cycle that follows them. Treatment focuses on the pattern driving the symptom, with realistic dietary changes you can actually keep.
Ask about thisAcupuncture is used to increase fertility as part of a broader plan addressing sleep, stress load and nutrition. Works as a complement to whatever medical care you're already receiving.
Discussed thoroughly at your consultation before any treatment plan.
Ask about thisIrregularity, pain and cyclical symptoms treated through restoration of balance and blood flow rather than symptom suppression.
Treated as a pattern over a full cycle, not a single visit.
Ask about thisNot all skin rashes are the same. Using the Biomedicine scan, Tara can decifer what is causing the symptom and acupuncture is used to help support the organ that is struggling. For the kiddos - lasers are used, so no need to worry about needles..
Chinese medicine has always been oriented toward prevention as much as cure.
Ask about thisTension headaches, jaw clenching and facial tightness respond well to a combination of fine needling and precise manual release.
Often paired with neck and shoulder treatment.
Ask about thisFor people with nothing acutely wrong who want a common-sense approach to a healthy lifestyle. Food choices, movement, sleep and stress, built around how you actually live.
For clients of all walks of life.
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If you're on the fence
Almost every review on this site contains some version of “I wasn't sure this would work.” That's a normal place to start.
What changes it is usually the consultation rather than the needles — a practitioner who takes a full history, explains the reasoning, and tells you plainly what she thinks is going on. If acupuncture isn't the right tool for your situation, you'll hear that too.
One conversation
No obligation and no sales pitch — just a straight answer about whether Chinese medicine is a sensible next step for your situation.
Serving Parker, Castle Rock, Lone Tree, Centennial & south Aurora