Kimura Acupuncture, P.C.

Kimura Acupuncture, P.C. Acupuncture clinic located in Williston Park, NY.

We utilize Japanese and trigger point styles of acupuncture to treat many different conditions including pain management and digestive and neurological disorders.

Your body doesn’t suddenly “break.”It sends quiet signals first, dry skin, thinning hair, low energy, bloating, mood shi...
01/02/2026

Your body doesn’t suddenly “break.”
It sends quiet signals first, dry skin, thinning hair, low energy, bloating, mood shifts.

Before supplements.
Before another protocol.
Start with food that actually supports what your body is asking for.

This isn’t about restriction or perfection.
It’s about responding earlier — while the signals are still whispers.

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01/01/2026

As 2025 comes to a close, we’re reminded that healing isn’t about doing more, it’s about listening better.

This year was filled with quiet wins, steady progress, and trust built one session at a time.

We’re grateful for every patient who chose care, patience, and commitment to their health.

Wishing you a peaceful close to the year and a grounded, healthy start to 2026.

Thank you for being part of the Kimura Acupuncture community.

#2026

Your body rarely breaks down overnight.It whispers first.Fatigue before anemia.Low mood before a vitamin D diagnosis.Tin...
12/30/2025

Your body rarely breaks down overnight.
It whispers first.

Fatigue before anemia.
Low mood before a vitamin D diagnosis.
Tingling before labs flag B12.
Eye twitching before deeper nervous system strain.

These early signs are your body asking for support—before things escalate.

The same is true for eye health. Subtle changes in circulation, nerve signaling, and stress patterns can show up long before measurable vision loss. That’s why I offer AcuNova, a neuro-acupuncture approach used as supportive care for eye conditions such as glaucoma. It doesn’t replace your ophthalmologist—but it can complement care by supporting the nervous system, circulation, and stress regulation that influence visual function.

If you’ve been told to “monitor and wait” and want to be proactive, your first step is a $37 consultation + eye-focused evaluation (no treatment included).

📍 Kimura Acupuncture — Williston Park, Long Island
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Not all winter colds are the same — and treating every sniffle the same way is why some colds drag on for weeks.Some bod...
12/29/2025

Not all winter colds are the same — and treating every sniffle the same way is why some colds drag on for weeks.

Some bodies need heat and warmth to recover.
Others need hydration and gentle cooling.
The trick is knowing which state your system is in before you push it the wrong way.

Supporting circulation, relaxing the neck and nervous system, staying hydrated, and resting deeply can shorten how long a cold hangs around — and how intense it feels.

This is also where acupuncture, gua sha, and heat therapies can support recovery by helping the body regulate instead of fight itself.

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Cold isn’t just a temperature, it’s a stressor to your nervous system, muscles, digestion, and circulation.When key are...
12/28/2025

Cold isn’t just a temperature, it’s a stressor to your nervous system, muscles, digestion, and circulation.

When key areas stay cold, the body tightens, slows down, and compensates.

That’s when symptoms like bloating, stiffness, fatigue, headaches, and poor circulation start showing up.

Staying warm isn’t about comfort, it’s about keeping your body regulated and resilient.

This is also why acupuncture and heat-based therapies are so effective: they restore circulation, relax the nervous system, and help the body function instead of fight.

If your body always feels stiff, bloated, tired, or “off,” temperature might be part of the missing piece.

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12/27/2025

Eye pressure and vision changes can feel unsettling, especially when the plan is simply “monitor and wait.”

Zhong Kui is an extra (non-meridian) acupressure point often included in eye-support routines for people managing glaucoma or optic nerve stress. Gentle heat stimulation at this point is used to encourage circulation and calm neurological signaling connected to the eyes.

This isn’t a cure, and it doesn’t replace ophthalmologic care, but when used consistently and appropriately, supportive techniques like this can become part of a broader eye-health strategy.

Eye care doesn’t have to be passive.

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If you’re local to Mineola / Long Island and want a professional evaluation, you can book a consultation to see if eye-focused acupuncture support is appropriate for you.


The holidays don’t need another food rule — they need digestive support.When digestion is overwhelmed, bloating, heavine...
12/26/2025

The holidays don’t need another food rule — they need digestive support.

When digestion is overwhelmed, bloating, heaviness, fatigue, and brain fog follow. Not because you “overdid it,” but because your system needs warmth, rhythm, and ease — especially in winter.

This is the approach we use in clinic:
no restriction, no shame, just supporting how the body actually works.

If bloating, heaviness, or sluggish digestion keeps showing up — especially around the holidays — acupuncture can help regulate digestion, calm the nervous system, and restore balance.

📍 Kimura Acupuncture | Williston Park, Long Island
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📩 Book a session if your digestion needs support beyond food alone

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12/23/2025

Being told to wait and see when it comes to your vision can feel unsettling. You’re noticing changes, asking questions, and yet the plan feels passive.

I’m Rumiko Kimura-Galzina, licensed acupuncturist and founder of Kimura Acupuncture in Williston Park, New York. I specialize in AcuNova, a modern neuro-acupuncture approach used as supportive care for eye health.

AcuNova is not a cure and does not replace ophthalmologic care. But for some patients, it may support visual function or help slow functional changes over time. Treatments are gentle and performed on the hands, feet, and around the eyebrows — never in the eyes.

If you’re looking for a proactive, non-invasive way to support your eye health alongside your existing care, the next step is a consultation and eye-focused evaluation to see if this approach may be appropriate for you.

📍 Williston Park, Long Island
🔗 Consultations available

Your liver isn’t just detoxing food.It’s managing emotion, flow, hormones, and digestion.When Liver Qi moves → you feel ...
12/20/2025

Your liver isn’t just detoxing food.
It’s managing emotion, flow, hormones, and digestion.

When Liver Qi moves → you feel clear and steady.
When it’s stuck → PMS, bloating, headaches, irritation, 1–3am wake-ups.

This isn’t about “calming down.”
It’s about letting things move — physically and emotionally.

Feed it light.
Move your body.
Stretch. Twist. Walk.
Support it the Kimura way.

Strength isn’t just built in the gym, it’s built in recovery.Acupuncture helps your body recover faster, reduce soreness...
12/19/2025

Strength isn’t just built in the gym, it’s built in recovery.

Acupuncture helps your body recover faster, reduce soreness, improve circulation, and keep your nervous system regulated so you can train consistently without burning out. It supports muscle repair, joint mobility, focus, sleep, and injury prevention — the parts most people overlook when progress stalls.

If you’re lifting, training, or staying active but feel tight, fatigued, or stuck, acupuncture helps your body actually adapt to the work you’re putting in.

📍Mineola, Long Island
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Cupping marks get misunderstood all the time — and no, they’re not bruises.A bruise comes from injury and broken capilla...
12/18/2025

Cupping marks get misunderstood all the time — and no, they’re not bruises.

A bruise comes from injury and broken capillaries.
A cupping mark comes from suction encouraging circulation and tissue release — without damaging the skin.

That’s why cupping marks usually aren’t sore, and why their color changes as circulation improves over time.

And facial cupping redness?
That’s simply increased blood flow doing its job — not trauma.

Cupping is one tool we use thoughtfully, only when appropriate, to support circulation, reduce tension, and help the body reset — never to “force” anything.

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12/16/2025

Some days I’m a licensed professional…
other days I’m a full-time content teen filming videos in my living room so actual grown adults remember I exist.
The duality is insane.

I can heal your nervous system and hustle for the algorithm.

Address

99 Hillside Avenue , Ste. R
Williston Park, NY
11596

Opening Hours

Wednesday 10am - 6:45pm
Friday 10am - 6:45pm
Saturday 10am - 4:15pm

Telephone

+15168821292

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