Therapies & Conditions

Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine – How and why it works

Acupuncture has been practiced for over 5000 years and is part of the holistic system of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM).  The premise of TCM is that health is a balanced flow of energy and proper movement of blood. In TCM, imbalances in the natural flow of energy and blood are thought to result in disease and pain. Acupuncture aims to restore health by balancing the flow of energy and blood.

 

Other techniques include cupping, massage and manipulation therapy, often complimented with herbal and dietary therapy. In our clinic, we use patented formulas and customized powders for convenience, to get beyond the inconvenience of taste, smell and time preparing in cooking raw herbs.

• Allergies/Common Cold	• Menopause/PMS
• Arthritis	• Parkinson’s Disease
• Backaches	• PAIN of all types
• Chemo/Radiation Support	• Pediatrics
• Depression/Anxiety	• Skin Conditions
• Drug Withdrawal	• Sports Injuries
• Headaches	• Stop Smoking
• Hemorrhoids	• Tension/Stress
• High Blood Pressure	• TMJ
• Indigestion/Ulcers	• Toothaches
• Low Energy	• Weight Control

Feel the difference in just a few seconds of treatment!

Acupuncture in our center is performed under the following conditions:

• Comfortable and relaxing
• Quiet atmosphere with soft music and warmth
• Only painless, thin disposable needles are used
• Usually 30 – 45 minute sessions
• Often euphoric feeling afterwards

Methods Available:

• Acupuncture	• Yoga/Qi Gong
• Herbal Therapy	• Tai Chi/Meditation
• Homeopathy	• Lifestyle Consultation
• Electrical Stimulation	• Exercise
• Massage/Tui Na	• Nutrition

We also offer private sessions and group classes in Tai Chi Chuan, Qi Gong, Diet and Nutrition.  Please call for complete information.

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• Most Medical and Health Insurance
• Auto Accidents
• Personal Injuries
• Workers Compensation

Robert Chu, PhD, L.Ac., QME
2502 East Washington Boulevard
Pasadena, CA 91104
U.S.A.
(626) 345-0441 Clinic
(626) 487-1815 Cell/VM
(626) 345-0442 Fax