Many Eastern and Western doctors today work together to improve the health of their patients. They continually find ways in which the two disciplines complement each other, thus, creating an alternative approach to health was published.

Chinese Herbs

Another cornerstone of Chinese medicine is the use of natural herbs derived from plant to adjust excess or deficiency states and promote healing. The aim of herbal therapy is to regain balance within the system. Knowledge accumulated over thousands of years of study has resulted in a vast resource of herbal combinations that function very specifically within the body. Unlike most Western modifications, herbal remedies are completely natural and have no drug side effects.

Acupuncture Points

Acupuncture uses the insertion of fine needles into specific acupuncture points on the body's surface in order to regulate the flow of Qi. These points generally relate to one of the twenty pathways or meridians that, internally and externally, connect the body (organs, tissues, ligaments and tendons, etc.), mind and spirit, Each point has specific as well as general functions, usually based on its associated meridian or organ and its anatomical location.