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Skilled acupuncturists trained in Chinese and Japanese acupuncture styles located in Watertown, MA at 200 Dexter ave offering safe, personal, effective treatments for patients of all ages.

04/25/2026

INTERNAL DRAGON 🐉

Internal Dragon is a powerful acupuncture treatment used when deep emotional patterns, past trauma, and internal blockages prevent a person from fully receiving the benefits of other healing methods.

In Traditional Chinese Medicine, it is believed that the Dragons are summoned to drive out negative influences and restore inner balance. This treatment focuses on internal causes rather than external ones (which are addressed in a separate External Dragon protocol, often used alongside it).

The points are needled in a precise sequence — from top to bottom — guiding the release process through the body.

Have you ever experienced this treatment?
💚 Get your acupuncture on!
📲 (617) 294 9537
📩 yuliya@acuspotacupuncture.com
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This year’s Boston Marathon is more than just a race — it’s a powerful reflection of human endurance, discipline, and sp...
04/20/2026

This year’s Boston Marathon is more than just a race — it’s a powerful reflection of human endurance, discipline, and spirit. Research consistently shows that marathon training not only improves cardiovascular health, but also builds mental resilience, teaching the body and mind to adapt, recover, and grow stronger with every mile.

From a holistic perspective, true strength goes beyond physical conditioning. As an acupuncture specialist, I see how integrating endurance training with the principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine can elevate overall well-being. Practices like acupuncture help regulate energy flow, reduce stress, support recovery, and restore balance within the body — all essential for sustainable performance and long-term vitality.

As we celebrate the runners pushing their limits, it’s a reminder that health is not built on one approach alone, but on the harmony between modern science and ancient wisdom.

💚 Get your acupuncture on!
📲 (617) 294 9537
📩 yuliya@acuspotacupuncture.com
www.acuspotacupuncture.com


Did you know our bodies change in cycles?According to the ancient “Nei Jing” (The Yellow Emperor’s Inner Classic), our d...
04/15/2026

Did you know our bodies change in cycles?

According to the ancient “Nei Jing” (The Yellow Emperor’s Inner Classic), our development follows natural rhythms over time.

✨ For women, these changes happen in 7-year cycles:
• 7 — growth strengthens, teeth and hair develop
• 14 — puberty begins
• 21 — peak development
• 28 — physical prime
• 35 — gradual changes begin
• 42 — more visible aging shifts
• 49 — transition into a new phase (“second spring”)

🌿 For men, the cycles follow 8-year patterns:
• 8 — growth and development
• 16 — full vitality emerges
• 24 — strength stabilizes
• 32 — physical peak
• 40 — gradual decline begins
• 48 — energy decreases further
• 56 — deeper internal changes
• 64 — major life transition

This isn’t about decline — it’s about rhythm.

Our bodies aren’t failing us.
They’re evolving, shifting, adapting.

When we understand these cycles, we stop fighting change…
and start working with it. 🤍

✨Benefits of LV3 (Liver Acupoint)Relieves stress, anxiety & emotional tension Enhances blood circulation in the bodyProm...
04/08/2026

✨Benefits of LV3 (Liver Acupoint)
Relieves stress, anxiety & emotional tension Enhances blood circulation in the body
Promotes smooth flow of energy (Qi)
Supports liver detoxification & overall health
Helps reduce headaches & migraines Eases menstrual pain & hormonal imbalance
Reduces eye strain & irritation
Brings calmness and mental clarity

💚 Get your acupuncture on!
📲 (617) 294 9537
📩 yuliya@acuspotacupuncture.com
www.acuspotacupuncture.com


There are moments when everything feels still…when inspiration fades, and the path ahead feels unclear.But just like the...
04/02/2026

There are moments when everything feels still…
when inspiration fades, and the path ahead feels unclear.

But just like the rain awakens the earth,
renewal always comes quietly.

Sometimes, all it takes is a small shift —
a new idea, a spark of imagination,
a reminder that growth is happening even when you don’t see it.

The dragon is a symbol of that unseen force —
the energy that moves, creates, and transforms.

Trust your creativity.
Trust your inner vision.
Even in uncertain moments, something new is already forming.

Hope is not loud.
It’s gentle, steady… and always returning.

✨

💚 Get your acupuncture on!
📲 (617) 294 9537
📩 yuliya@acuspotacupuncture.com
www.acuspotacupuncture.com

💚Make this simple, delicious spring cleansing soup. In Chinese medicine, cabbage supports actions of clearing heat and l...
03/29/2026

💚Make this simple, delicious spring cleansing soup.
In Chinese medicine, cabbage supports actions of clearing heat and lubricating the intestines, helping those dealing with constipation, whooping cough, hot flashes, and common colds. Cabbage also circulates our energy, Qi and is categorized as tasting both sweet (Stomach & Spleen) and pungent (Lung & Large Intestine).
Pumpkin is a beloved food in Asian culture and TCM and is eaten year round because it benefits digestion and supports the Stomach and Spleen as they are nourished by earthy foods that grow in the soil. Pumpkin strengthens the digestion to fuel our immunity, circulation, metabolism, and cognitive function.
As the weather shifts, this soup may be beneficial to support your body’s functioning.

Ingredients:
- 1/4 small pumpkin or kabocha squash
- 1/4 head of cabbage
- 1/2 small onion
- 1 carrot
- 6 cups of filtered water
Directions:
- Cut all ingredients into two inch pieces
- Bring water to a boil and add veggies
- Boil on high for 8 min then turn to medium heat for 12-15 min
- Serve and add salt to your taste, enjoy the broth and vegetables

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📲 (617) 294 9537
📩 yuliya@acuspotacupuncture.com
www.acuspotacupuncture.com

03/28/2026

Cupping — an ancient practice that still sparks both curiosity and debate ✨
So what is it really?�It’s a technique where special cups create suction on the skin, increasing blood flow and stimulating the body’s natural recovery processes.
Why people love it:�— helps relieve muscle tension�— supports recovery after workouts�— improves circulation�— may reduce pain�— creates a deep sense of relaxation
But let’s be real:�it’s not a magic cure or a true “detox.” Those marks left on the skin aren’t toxins leaving your body — they’re just a response from your blood vessels. The benefits are more about relaxation and temporary relief than any kind of full-body cleansing.
Think of cupping as part of self-care, not a solution for everything.
Have you tried it yet, or just curious? 🤍

💚 Get your acupuncture on!
📲 (617) 294 9537
📩 yuliya@acuspotacupuncture.com
www.acuspotacupuncture.com

Most people have heard about the body’s 24-hour sleep–wake cycle, also known as the circadian rhythm. But there’s anothe...
03/14/2026

Most people have heard about the body’s 24-hour sleep–wake cycle, also known as the circadian rhythm. But there’s another fascinating way to look at how our bodies move through the day — the Chinese organ clock.

According to traditional Chinese medicine, each organ system has certain times of the day when its energy is naturally stronger and times when it’s more at rest. When you start paying attention to these rhythms, your patterns of energy, mood, digestion, and sleep can begin to make a lot more sense.

For example, the liver system is believed to be most active between 1–3 AM, when the body is doing deep internal work — organizing physiological processes, regulating hormones, and preparing the body and mind for the next day.

In Chinese medicine, organs aren’t viewed only as physical structures. They’re considered functional systems connected to both the body and emotional patterns. When a system is out of balance, it may show up not only physically but emotionally — as irritability, worry, anxiety, grief, or fear.

This perspective connects timing, physiology, and emotional well-being into one integrated rhythm.

The truth is, most of us try to push through the entire day the same way — hour after hour. But our bodies don’t work like that. We naturally move through peaks of energy, slower moments, time for repair, and time for action.

When you begin to notice and respect those rhythms instead of constantly overriding them, you start working with your body instead of against it — and that simple shift can make a powerful difference in how you feel.

03/04/2026

❗️Feeling nervous before your first acupuncture session is incredibly common.
🍃Most people wonder if it will hurt, what it will feel like, or if they’ll be able to relax.
🌿The needles are very thin (1/10th size of a hypodermic needle!) and the environment is calm.
🌱Once the body realizes it’s safe, the nervous system begins to settle - and that sense of ease is often what people remember most.

💚 Get your acupuncture on!
📲 (617) 294 9537
📩 yuliya@acuspotacupuncture.com
www.acuspotacupuncture.com

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200 Dexter Avenue Suite 236
Watertown, MA
02472

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Monday 8am - 7pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 7pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm

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