Qi Harmony Acupuncture

Qi Harmony Acupuncture Qi Harmony Acupuncture Clinic uses acupuncture and Chinese Medicine to regain and maintain health.

10/30/2023

Do you feel stressed, fatigued, out of sorts? Come and tune up your body with some acupuncture.
Call or text 720 2207438 for an appointment

05/08/2020

Qi Harmony Acupuncture is pleased to announce that the clinic will reopen on Monday May 11th!
Please wear a mask and know that great care will be taken to make your visit safe.
Call for an appointment 720-220-7438

04/15/2020

Although I am not currently allowed to treat patients at this time as my work is considered "non essential", I am available for phone consultations and have Chinese Herbs for sale.
Gift certificates are also available if you would like to support Qi Harmony Acupuncture during this difficult time.
Stay at Home
Stay Healthy
In the meantime know that the best "medicine" to boost your immune system are in your power:
Good Sleep, Good Nutrition and Good Exercise

03/27/2020

Dr. David Price of Weill Cornell Medical Center in New York City shares information in a Mar. 22 Zoom call with family and friends on empowering and protecting families…

03/21/2020

Just when we need it the most......

03/14/2020

Stressed out over Covid19?
Stress weakens the immune system and more than ever you need a strong immune system.
Acupuncture not only relieves stress, it strengthens the immune system so now is the time to tune up your body.
Call today and book your tune up sessions!

02/26/2020

Instead of freaking out about the corona virus, focus on building a strong immune system. We all have the tools...good nutrition good exercise and good sleep. Additionally find a way to deal with stress....maybe meditation, swimming, journaling, running, yoga, tango, therapy. If you need more than this, make an appointment for acupuncture which will boost the immune system, calm the spirit and balance the mind and body

04/23/2019

It's allergy time. Acupuncture is very effective for allergies so come on in!

03/03/2019

There appears to be a trend among teens to cut themselves as a way to manage their emotional stress....they may be onto something that acupuncturists have known for thousands of years:

We bleed the ting well points to release heat from the body treating hysteria or emotional overload

BLEEDING PERIPHERAL POINTS:
An Acupuncture Technique
by Subhuti Dharmananda, Ph.D., Director, Institute for Traditional Medicine, Portland, Oregon

Piercing a vein or small artery at the tip of the body-finger tips, toes, or top of the ears-is a technique well-known among acupuncturists. To the uninitiated Westerner, this therapy may seem even stranger than standard needling that is explained as a method of adjusting the flow of qi in the vessels. In this case, a few drops of blood let out from one or more peripheral points by quickly stabbing the skin with a lance is said to have significant effects.

The Lingshu has several references to the use of blood-letting. In the chapter on hot diseases, it states:

For a hot disease with frequent frights, convulsions, and madness, treat the blood channels. Use the number four lance needle. Quickly disperse when there is an excess. When there is insanity and a loss of hair, treat the blood and the heart.

The use of the lance needle to treat the blood channels is a reference to blood-letting. The indications of blood-letting for alleviating heat, convulsions, and mental distress has persisted to modern times. For example, when treating the jing (well) points at the beginning or end of the meridians, the general indication that has come down to us today is for fevers and mental illness.

Address

1177 N Grant Street
Denver, CO
80203

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 11am
Wednesday 8am - 11am
Thursday 2pm - 8pm
Friday 8am - 11am
Saturday 9am - 2pm

Telephone

+17202207438

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