Zing Acupuncture

22/11/2025

09/11/2025

I love a good gadget!

Before acupuncture, I was a dental therapist, so a prepared, hygienic setup is important to me.

Thanks to that background, I still wear PPE when needling, and this UV-C steriliser gives me extra peace of mind when using my cupping and Gua Sha tools.

Shoutout to Andrea / for putting me onto this little unit! 🫧

02/11/2025

Yesterday you saw press needles across my DIP joint. Today it's Mini moxa! 🔥

Moxa/moxibustion is a classic Traditional Chinese Medicine technique that warms and moves the body — perfect for easing cold, stiff, achy joints.

Check out my other reels to see the moxa cannons in action 🔥🔥🔥

02/11/2025

I was going to alternate zapping my DIP with electro-acupuncture and moxibustion, but suggested these instead.

Aging... So Ew!

24/10/2025

Join my Acu Gang! Rep a hood! $65 plenty of colours available. Orders must be in before the end of October! Email me with your size and colour 😎

Pauline@zingacupuncture.co.nz

22/10/2025

Accidentally matchy matchy! I had a client ask if I was selling these... I hadn't even thought about it! If you are interested please send me a PM and I'll see what can sort out for us! ✌️

04/10/2025

Summer palace

01/10/2025

No idea what they're saying... my mandarin is 👎

23/09/2025

AI meets Chinese medicine.

For those who don’t know, in TCM the pulse (脉, mài) is much more than just BPM. 👆

One of the interesting parts of our trip was trying the AI pulse & tongue diagnosis machine. It scanned our tongues, matched the results with our pulse readings, and generated a TCM diagnosis. It even gave personalised lifestyle advice!

Overall we were intrigued by the accuracy. Although, I wouldn't trust it completely it is fascinating to see how technology is advancing while still honouring traditional wisdom.

📸 Photo 1: AI pulse machine
📸 Photo 2: A TCM master/doctor taking a pulse in the traditional way
📸 Photo 3: My arm with a statue of a TCM doctor
📸 Photo 4: The position of the pulses in TCM

22/09/2025

One of the small joys of our stay in China was discovering Ju Hua (菊花 / Chrysanthemum) tea always ready to brew at our accommodation. 🌼🍵

I do keep some here in NZ, but usually save it for warmer days. Why? Because in Traditional Chinese Medicine, Ju Hua is seen as cooling and soothing—perfect for balancing out excess heat in the body.

It has a delicate floral taste, and you can sweeten it with a little rock sugar if you like.

Today it’s wet and drizzly in Welly, so maybe not the most fitting choice… but let’s be honest, sometimes you just gotta do it for the gram. 😉💛

#菊花茶