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Onyx Acupuncture & Integrative Health is a premier clinic located in NW Denver, CO specializing in acupuncture, herbal medicine, nutritional therapy, cupping, cosmetic acupuncture and functional medicine.

02/18/2026

I just saw a health post that was so fear based it honestly made me angry.

Not because people shouldn’t take their health seriously.
But because scaring people into treatment, supplements, testing, or programs is not care. It is marketing.

You should not have to feel terrified to get help.
You should not be made to feel like your body is a ticking time bomb.
And you definitely shouldn’t be made to feel like if you don’t buy something right now, you are failing your health.

Real healthcare should feel like:
Safety.
Partnership.
Education.
Compassion.

Yes, prevention matters. Yes, early detection matters. Yes, lifestyle matters.
But fear is not a treatment plan.

If a provider makes you feel small, panicked, or broken, that is a red flag, not good medicine.

You deserve providers who help you feel informed, grounded, and supported, not scared into compliance.

01/30/2026

I want to say this with care and clarity.

I have supported many women in their 40s through healthy pregnancies and the birth of healthy babies. It is absolutely possible. But in my practice, I never offer hope without also offering honesty.

The reality is that egg health changes with age. Women are born with all the eggs they will ever have, and over time both the quantity and quality decline. As we age, eggs are more likely to experience chromosomal changes due to the natural wear on cellular structures that help divide genetic material. This is why we see higher rates of miscarriage, genetic abnormalities, and conditions like Down syndrome after 40, with risks increasing more significantly after 45.

What I am seeing online lately are reels and messages promoting fertility beyond 45 without naming these very real considerations. That is not empowerment. True empowerment comes from being fully informed.

My role is never to make decisions for you. My role is to help you understand your body, your options, and the science, so you can make the best decisions for your health, your future family, and your peace of mind.

You deserve transparency, compassionate care, and support no matter what path you choose.

01/26/2026

I practice acupuncture because I believe the body holds our experiences, especially the ones that are overwhelming or difficult to process.

After miscarriage, many people feel disconnected from their bodies, carrying grief, shock, and self blame all at once.

Acupuncture does not erase loss, but it can help regulate the nervous system, support hormonal and emotional balance, and create a safe place to slow down and breathe.

My work is about meeting you exactly where you are, honoring what you have been through, and gently reminding you that your body is not broken. It has been responding to something profoundly hard with intelligence and care. ❤️‍🩹

01/07/2026

Yesterday I told a patient to step away from her upcoming half marathon. Not because running is bad, and not because she’s injured, but because her body is tired in a way rest days can’t fix.

From a Western medicine perspective, her system has been living in chronic stress mode. Cortisol stays elevated, recovery suffers, sleep gets lighter, hormones get quieter, digestion slows, and the body never truly feels safe enough to rebuild. More training doesn’t create resilience in that state. It deepens depletion.

From a Traditional Chinese Medicine lens, this looks like Qi and Yin depletion. Too much output, not enough replenishment. Running is expansive and dispersing. When reserves are low, the body needs grounding, containment, and nourishment, not more demand.

For the next few months, her plan is walking, Pilates, yoga, and gentle movement that supports the nervous system instead of draining it.

This isn’t quitting. It’s strategic repair.

I share this because so many people believe rest is failure. Sometimes the most powerful thing you can do for your health is pause long enough to listen.

If this resonates, save it. Share it with someone who’s pushing through exhaustion. And if you’re unsure whether your body needs support, challenge, or recovery right now, I’m here 🤍

01/06/2026

We’re taught to manage stress with mindset, willpower, and positive thinking.

But the body doesn’t regulate through logic — it regulates through sensation and safety.

In Chinese medicine, the dantien represents where the body organizes energy when it feels resourced. When someone is chronically stressed, overworking, under-eating, or living in constant stimulation, energy rises.

Symptoms follow: anxiety, poor digestion, fatigue, hormonal disruption, shallow breathing, difficulty sleeping.

This isn’t a personal failure. It’s physiology.

Grounding practices don’t work because they’re trendy — they work because they bring energy back down into the body’s center. Acupuncture, slow breath, warmth, and stillness all send the same message: you’re safe enough to settle.

Over time, this shows up as real, measurable change:
• improved digestion and appetite
• more stable moods
• deeper sleep
• better stress tolerance
• stronger hormonal signaling

The goal isn’t to “calm down.”
It’s to rebuild a body that doesn’t have to live in survival mode.
Regulation is not mental.
It’s embodied.
And that’s the work.

12/31/2025

If you want to get pregnant in 2026, here’s the truth no one wants to say out loud.

Fertility isn’t a switch you flip.

It’s a state your body earns when it feels safe, nourished, and supported.

That means:
• eating enough
• regulating stress
• healing your gut
• respecting your cycle
• and giving your hormones time to recalibrate

Start now.

Your future baby depends on the season you’re in before conception.

Save this. Share it. Read it twice.

12/29/2025

OK you’re pregnant.
Now what?

First comes the adrenaline.
Then the questions.
Then the urge to do everything perfectly.

Early pregnancy isn’t about doing more…it’s about supporting what’s already happening.

Regulating stress. Supporting blood flow. Helping your nervous system shift out of fight-or-flight so implantation and early development can stay protected.

You don’t need to have it all figured out.
You just need support. 🤍
Save this for the “wait… am I doing this right?” days.

12/23/2025

This past week I found myself sitting by the window, watching the early sunset and feeling the pull of winter’s quiet. At first I felt restless, like I should be doing something, moving, creating.

And then it hit me: this is exactly what winter is for. Pulling back. Gathering. Storing energy.

Like a slingshot, the tension isn’t a sign of being stuck. It’s what will launch me forward when the right moment comes.

I’ve been leaning into it, slowing my mornings, drinking my tea a little longer, noticing the small rhythms of my body and mind. It feels like preparing without pressure, resting with purpose.

Winter is teaching me that slowing down isn’t giving up. It’s setting the foundation for whatever comes next. 🪬❄️

12/15/2025

✨ Meet Molly, Our Newest Acupuncturist at Onyx ✨

We’re so excited to welcome Molly to the Onyx team. She brings grounded presence, deep curiosity, and a genuine love for healing that shows up both in and out of the treatment room. Get to know her a little better with these fun facts 👇

❄️ Snowboarding is her therapy. She’s been riding since age 8 and spends most winter days chasing turns in the mountains.

🌿 She loves working with plants and herbs and enjoys crafting her own herbal teas and tinctures.

🎨 Her creative energy flows through crystal jewelry making, painting, and music.

🌲 Nature is her safe space and her medicine. You’ll find her outdoors year-round doing all the classic Colorado things.

📚 A lifelong learner, Molly loves nerding out on quantum physics, mycology, and of course, Chinese medicine.

🎶 Music is a huge part of her life and she’s always down for a live concert when she gets the chance.

🐾 And yes — she truly believes she has the cutest cat in the world. Meet Little Bear, the sweetest sidekick there is.

We’re beyond grateful to have Molly at Onyx and can’t wait for you to experience her care. Appointments available now 🤍

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6690 W. 38th Street
Wheat Ridge, CO
80033

Website

http://www.onyxacu.com/

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