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The last six weeks of Wisconsin Winter can be brutal. You feel low energy. You catch more colds and bugs from a sluggish immune system. You feel cranky and irritable. You feel a little blue and very sick of Winter.

Jing Well Acupuncture offers a customized six-week treatment package that chases the “Dog Days of Winter” away!

The Jing Well solution features six acupuncture treatments (one per week) for the next six weeks. The treatments change subtly each week to help your body, mind and spirit cope with the end of Winter and the beginning of Spring. Even after one treatment, you will notice:

• Improved energy
• Less weariness and fatigue
• Sharpened clarity and alertness
• Lightened Mood
• Elevated spirit and attitude
• Lower pain level for Winter aches and pains
• Increased restful sleep

The Jing Well Acupuncture “Dog Days of Winter” six-week treatment package is only $300.00. This includes a free initial consultation and 37.5% discount off of normal treatment fees. Prepay the whole package and receive an additional $40.00 discount.

Don’t crawl to the Winter finish line! Start your Jing Well Acupuncture “Dog Days of Winter” Acupuncture weekly treatment package this week and enjoy the final six weeks of Winter like never before.

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Nevaeh Community Health and Wellness Lecture Series presents: Acupuncture & Chinese Medicine Kung Flu: Natural Solutions to Help Avoid and Fight the Flu

Joseph Cannariato, a Nationally Board Certified and Wisconsin-Licensed Acupuncturist and skilled Oriental Medicine practitioner will lecture about Oriental Medicine and the natural solutions to boost your immune system to resist flu bugs, as well as the amazingly effective treatments found through Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine. This free lecture occurs at Nevaeh MediSpa, 103 E Silver Spring Dr, this Thursday Oct 15 at 7:00pm. Read the rest of this entry »

It’s not long until Old Man Winter returns. This can mean flare ups for your arthritis that have you feeling like an old man… or old woman. There is safe, natural relief available from acupuncture and Oriental Medicine.

Arthritis is a common term that refers to a complex disorder of more than 100 distinct conditions. Two of the most common forms are osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis. While these two forms of arthritis have very different causes and effects on the body, they often share a painful common symptom —persistent joint pain. Read the rest of this entry »

Electroacupuncture or e-stim acupuncture is an effective tool for pain relief and improved healing in the hands of a skilled Oriental Medicine practitioner.

A recent study reveals the effectiveness of electroacupuncture:

estim study article link

Jing Well Acupuncture is a premium resource for advanced techniques such as estim-acupuncture. Jing Well is a full service clinic with thousands of hours of clinical experience and training in Oriental Medicine. The savvy consumer should find this infinitely preferable to the 300 hours of training for medical acupuncture found at pain management clinics, chiropractors, and inferior treatments found at low-cost community acupuncture clinics.

If you know someone in pain, tell them to call Jing Well Acupuncture & Natural Medicine today for premium treatments at affordable rates.

Scientists at the University of Michigan recently scanned and studied the brains of chronic pain sufferers.

They found acupuncture relieves pain by making key brain cells more sensitive to the pain-dampening effects of opioid chemicals.

Acupuncture by itself is an effective and natural way to relieve pain.

Acupuncture as complementary medicine is also a proven therapy for savvy patients who turn to Traditional Chinese Medicine. Moving the body’s Qi offers many health benefits during a treatment, pain relief, stress reduction, increased clarity and relaxation are but a few common ones.

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LA Times Article on Acupuncture Boosting Painkiller’s Effects.