Good Needles Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicine

Good Needles Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicine Acupuncture, Cupping, Herbal Medicine, Natural Functional Medicine combined with Intuitive Work. Th This is the practice of Tina Belt, L.Ac.

Tina Belt, L.Ac., Dipl OM (NCCAOM) is a healer. Working with acupuncture, natural functional medicine and standard process supplements and herbal medicine she crafts a plan forward to wellness. Her gentle compassionate listening and integration of touch, aromatherapy and other modalities are the work of a master. Whether you are working on yourself, your health, or your emotions, this is the person and the place.

You honored your country with your service, now it's time to honor yourself in your journey toward healing. This Veteran...
11/07/2025

You honored your country with your service, now it's time to honor yourself in your journey toward healing.

This Veteran's Day, we want to thank you for your service and help you find your way back toward a peaceful mind and body.

Whether you struggle with chronic pain, hypervigilance, missing identity, or PTSD, this is one of the few medicines that can address all your problems at the same time.

Here's how.

https://www.goodneedles.com/post/mental-and-physical-relief-for-veterans

Military service shapes people in profound ways through discipline, loyalty, courage, and resilience. However, your nervous system might not know that your service has ended. Are you struggling with pain, tension, and lingering stress that followed you home after deployment? You’re not alone, and ...

So much admiration for Chanda, her organization, and what she has created.
11/06/2025

So much admiration for Chanda, her organization, and what she has created.

Whether inside the Chanda Center or just outside our doors, every part of our center was designed with purpose. Every inch of our space was created to meet the needs of people with physical disabilities — ensuring that care feels accessible and personalized for our participants. 💜

Too much of a good thing can be a bad thing.You've probably heard some myths about vitamin B, like how you'll just remov...
11/03/2025

Too much of a good thing can be a bad thing.

You've probably heard some myths about vitamin B, like how you'll just remove any extra you don't need. Or how this means it's safe to take extreme amounts of vitamin B.

That isn't true.

Be aware of the long term health effects that can arise when you take really high doses of vitamin B, and what you need to do to make sure you're getting exactly the right amount.

https://www.goodneedles.com/post/the-dangers-of-vitamin-b-overdose

If you thought that taking as much vitamin B possible was good for you, think again. I was reviewing the ingredients on a supplement the other day and couldn’t believe what I was seeing. The suggested dose had 14,000% of the vitamin B your body needs daily – I find this really frustrating. That....

This is fantastic news.  However, be careful to find a good stop point and focus on creating healthy routines in your li...
11/02/2025

This is fantastic news.
However, be careful to find a good stop point and focus on creating healthy routines in your life.

The Gallup National Health and Well-Being Index shows that GLP-1 weight loss drugs are having an effect: The U.S. obesity rate is at 37%, down from 39.9%.

Happy Halloween
10/31/2025

Happy Halloween

Soup season!!!
10/29/2025

Soup season!!!

Winter Warmers Made Simple
One base soup, endless flavor twists

When we never address farming, plastics, soil contamination with heavy metals in the role of disease development we do n...
10/26/2025

When we never address farming, plastics, soil contamination with heavy metals in the role of disease development we do not fix the root. Now the planet and animals are suffering alongside us.

Scientists just found dolphins with Alzheimer’s. Yes, dolphins. The ocean’s geniuses are literally losing their memories.

In a shocking discovery, researchers studying stranded dolphins in Scotland found something terrifying. When they looked at the dolphins’ brains under a microscope, they saw the same signs humans get with Alzheimer’s disease. The same tangled proteins. The same sticky plaques. The same slow destruction of memory and awareness.

At first, scientists thought it was a mistake. Dolphins are known for incredible intelligence. They recognize themselves in mirrors. They have names for each other. They even mourn their dead. How could a creature like that develop something so human?

Then the connection became clear. The waters they swim in are full of toxins like mercury, lead, and other pollutants that build up in their bodies over time. These chemicals damage brain cells, disrupt hormones, and can trigger degenerative diseases. Basically, we’re poisoning the oceans, and the smartest animals in them are paying the price.

Some researchers think this could also explain a haunting mystery: mass strandings. Dolphins sometimes beach themselves in groups, seemingly confused or disoriented. If their brains are being damaged by toxins, that confusion might not be random. It could be a tragic symptom.

It’s eerie to think about. Alzheimer’s used to be something we only associated with humans. Now, we’re seeing the same patterns in wild animals who live completely different lives. The line between us and the natural world just got a lot thinner.

The saddest part? Dolphins can’t tell us when they’re struggling. They just start acting differently, swimming slower, forgetting familiar routes, or following sick podmates to shore.

We always call dolphins the “brains of the sea.” But if the oceans keep getting dirtier, those brilliant minds might keep breaking down. Maybe the real test of our intelligence is whether we care enough to stop it.

Another interesting new device.  Who has yucky ears?  Who doesn’t?
10/26/2025

Another interesting new device.
Who has yucky ears?

Who doesn’t?

The Standard Process farm harvest - love my supplements.   Trying to beat the frost!
10/26/2025

The Standard Process farm harvest - love my supplements. Trying to beat the frost!

10/25/2025

Thank you to those who came to my lunch and learn! We had fun, had yummy gluten free food and learned about Acupunctute and insurance and diagnosis. I gave free treatments.

Happy Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine Day!

You don't have to watch your health, or your loved ones, continue to get worse as you struggle to find answers for your ...
10/24/2025

You don't have to watch your health, or your loved ones, continue to get worse as you struggle to find answers for your condition.

A lot of my patients come to see me when they're desperate.

Whether you've reached this point, or want to prevent getting there, it's time to act.

I can use acupuncture principles to find out how your symptoms are connected and stop them.

Wondering how this is possible?

Come to my Lunch & Learn on Saturday, October 25th to find out how acupuncture can fix your health problems and try it for free.
You can expect:

🍽️ Free lunch

🩺 A trial session of acupuncture

🔑 Information about how acupuncture can provide a lifetime of abundant health

❓An opportunity to ask questions from a licensed professional
I look forward to supporting you on your journey toward feeling again.

Wondering if acupuncture can solve your hard to treat health problems? Come find out for free with our Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine Day lunch & learn on October 25th at 12 pm.

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3333 South Wadsworth Boulevard Suite D319
Lakewood, CO
80227

Opening Hours

Tuesday 10am - 6pm
Wednesday 1pm - 7pm
Friday 1pm - 7pm
Saturday 10am - 5pm

Telephone

+13038811971

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Tina Laue started her journey with the purpose of using natural healing methods to help others. And for over a decade, she's remained true to her path, learning the ins and outs of the best medicinal practices. That's why Good Needles Acupuncture has become known as Wheat Ridge's trusted source for acupuncture and oriental medicine. We're eager to share our experience and knowledge with you as we take a comprehensive look at your health and provide the optimal treatment. Whether you're recovering from injury, reclaiming your emotional health, or establishing a purpose-driven life, we'll help you become a better you.