With 35+ years of experience, Dr. Min Zheng is qualified to provide you with the best acupuncture care catered to your needs, and if you choose, she can complement the acupuncture experience with some herbs that aim to get you back to your healthy lifestyle.

Car Accident? Our treatments are great at alleviating and treating the pains!

Acupuncture is one of the oldest forms of healing in the world, beginning in China over 2500 to 4000 years ago. It remains the primary source of treatment in Asia. The primary purpose of Chinese medicine (includes Acupuncture, Moxibustion, Cupping and Herbalogy) in ancient China was to prevent disease. In some cases, positive results were realized in as little time as one visit.  If followed up with proper preventive care, the cure is usually permanent. Since acupuncture is very effective in treatment of painful disorders and many illnesses. It has rapidly become a popular and accepted treatment alternative in America and world-wide.

The effectiveness of acupuncture has been repeatedly verified through various reports from the National Institutes of Health, the World Health Organization and others. Additionally, the Food and Drug Administration has approved acupuncture needles as medical devices.

The World Health Organization recognizes the use of acupuncture in the treatment of a wide range of common illnesses including:

  • acute sinusitis

  • acute rhinitis

  • common cold

  • acute tonsillitis

  • acute bronchitis asthma

  • gastric hyperacidity

  • headache

  • bell’s palsy

  • esopageal spasm

  • post-extraction tooth pain

  • paralytic ileus colitis

  • stroke

  • osteoarthritis

  • acute conjunctivitis

  • acute and chronic gastritis

  • intercostal nerualgia

  • pareses following a stroke

  • gastrointestinal disorders

  • bed wetting

  • toothache

  • trigeminal neuralgia

  • spasms of oseophagus and cardia

  • meniere’s disease

  • gingivitis

  • diarrhea

  • peripheral neruopathies

  • acute and chronic pharyngitis

  • tennis elbow

  • gastritis

  • hiccough

  • low back pain

  • cervicobrachial syndrome

  • central retinitis

  • pharyngitis

 

  • constipation

  • sequelae of poliomyelitis

  • acute bacillary dysentery

  • frozen shoulder

  • migraine

  • cataract

  • frozen shoulder

  • nearsightedness in children

  • chronic duodenal ulcer

  • facial palsy

  • sciatica

  • acute duodenal ulcer

  • neurogenic bladder dysfunction

  • Peripheral neuropathies

  • myopia

  • tinnitus

  • nocturnal enuresis