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Locality: Richmond, British Columbia

Phone: +1 604-271-3234



Address: 165-11720 Steveston Highway V7A 1N6 Richmond, BC, Canada

Website: www.vancouveracupunctureclinic.com

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Ryan Jaw,, BKin., RAc. Registered Acupuncturist in Vancouver 26.02.2021

[TCM Pulse Taking/Tongue Diagnosis] . . . I love new patients asking me questions about why am I taking their pulse and looking at their tongue. Both these diagnosis methods are very important in Traditional Chinese Medicine as it shows us what is going on inside the body in addition to confirming and solidifying our diagnosis. ... . . We not only check for the rate of the pulse but also the quality of the pulse (e.g. depth, fluidity, strength) . . As for the tongue, different areas of the tongue correspond to different TCM organs/meridians. We also look at the tongue body colour, shape, moisture and features; as well as tongue coating thickness, colour, and root. . If you have any question about tongue and pulse diagnosis in Traditional Chinese Medicine feel free to let me know.

Ryan Jaw,, BKin., RAc. Registered Acupuncturist in Vancouver 14.02.2021

My favorite acupuncture point! Have you had this point done by your acupuncturist before? If you haven’t you must try!

Ryan Jaw,, BKin., RAc. Registered Acupuncturist in Vancouver 31.01.2021

Even the most decorated Olympian in the world Michael Phelps needs Cupping! Why not try this ancient Chinese healing method today! Cupping uses glass or plastic cups to create a negative pressure or suction on the skin surface. It is used to help relieve sore and tight muscles by increasing blood circulation to specific areas and helps to draw out toxins from the body. It can also be used to help the body's general circulation if placed on the specific 'Meridian' points alon...g the back. The cups are usually left on the skin for 5-10minutes; after taking the cups off there may be some dark red or purple 'spots/bruises' left from the cupping which in normal cases will go away in 5-10days. These spots are usually painless but may feel slightly sore. There are many types of cupping including: "stationary/dry" cupping (most common; seen in the pictures), moving cupping, flash cupping, wet/bleeding cupping If you have any questions about cupping or any other Traditional Chinese Medicine modalities like Acupuncture, please let me know. Next time you see circular marks on the back or shoulders of people, you will know what it is! Better Health, Better Life