Pricks Acupuncture PLLC

04/06/2026

Check us out in Buffalo Healthy Living, https://www.flipsnack.com/7BBED9F569B/april-2026-buffalo-healthy-living/full-view.html?p=8

04/05/2026

We are open on Easter by appointment only. Sliding Scale Sunday Community Acupuncture. Book now, https//:calendly.com/pricksacupuncture

03/22/2026

03/18/2026

Complimentary Pulse Reading. A useful tool in preventative medicine. Message me for details.

03/14/2026

Spring food therapy. The wood element and the season of the liver. Sweet, warm, slightly spicy foods. Sour flavor. Light cooking methods-sautéing, blanching, steaming. Start moving that qi after a cold yin winter. Yang is starting to rise.

03/14/2026

Ty Hello Tallo for keeping our hands moisturized all winter

03/14/2026

Wind is an external pathogenic factor. Cover your "Wind-Gate", back of head and neck. Wind moves fast, affects the upper body and is migratory. Wind can cause colds and even strokes if it penetrates.
*Wind-cold signs/symptoms-sneezing, clear nasal discharge, aversion to wind, no sweating
*Wind-heat signs/symptoms-sore throat, fever, yellow phlegm, rash
*Wind-damp signs/symptoms-heaviness of the body, migratory pains or swellings, numbness of the limbs
*Wind-stroke signs symptoms-paralysis, deviation of the mouth, slurring of speech, numbness of the face or body
Acupuncture and Herbs can help treat "Wind" conditions, https://calendly.com/pricksacupuncture

03/07/2026

NY No Fault/PIP Insurance covers Acupuncture following a Car Accident, $0 out of pocket cost. https://calendly.com/pricksacupuncture

03/05/2026

Herbal topicals can accelerate healing and provide natural pain relief after an injury from exercise, sports, car accident, or fall. These are available in our clinic,

Discover Kamwo Herbs' "Tooth from the Tiger’s Mouth" products, expertly crafted for sports injury recovery. Harnessing traditional Chinese medicine, Tom Bisio's line offers liniments, soaks, and ointments for healing at every stage. Visit kamwoherbs.com/tooth-from-tigers for potent, tradit

03/05/2026

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Facial Zone Map: Organ Connections

The face is not just a reflection of our emotions; it can also serve as a window into our internal health. The concept of the Facial Zone Map illustrates how certain areas of the face are linked to specific organs in our body. Understanding this connection can enhance our awareness of overall well-being.

Each area of the face corresponds to a different organ. For instance, the forehead is associated with the bladder and kidneys, while the cheeks connect to the lungs. The chin often represents the hormonal system and reproductive organs, while the area around the nose is tied to the heart and cardiovascular system.

This mapping is based on traditional practices, including ancient Chinese medicine, which emphasizes the relationship between facial features and internal health. By observing changes in specific facial zones, individuals might gain insights into underlying health conditions. For example, persistent redness in the cheeks could indicate a lung issue, while dark circles under the eyes may point to kidney stress.

Incorporating this knowledge into daily health practices can be beneficial. Regular facial massages could encourage circulation to these areas, potentially promoting better organ function. Additionally, proper hydration and a balanced diet can be crucial for maintaining the health of these connected organs.

Overall, the Facial Zone Map encourages individuals to pay attention to their facial expressions and changes, as they may reflect deeper health issues. This awareness allows for proactive measures towards achieving optimal health.