Western medicine seeks to suppress the symptoms of ailments. Chinese medicine takes a different approach, focusing instead on the underlying root causes of the ailment, to correct and prevent future health problems. The goal of Chinese medicine is to bring the body into energetic balance. Encompassing five holistic modalities (acupuncture, Chinese herbs, nutrition, lifestyle, and bodywork), it harmonizes the body naturally.
Dana Henry, a nationally licensed practitioner of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Herbology, with over 15 years of experience offers all of the traditional Eastern holistic modalities to help her patients achieve maximum health and energetic balance. Her motto is Eat, Sleep, Move, Connect. Each patient receives an individual treatment and herbal prescription based on an extensive personal intake.
We specialize in pain management, weight loss and digestive disorders, and women's health using acupuncture, herbal medicine, and other forms of alternative medicine. Acupuncture has changed my life.
Dana Henry, a nationally licensed practitioner of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Herbology, with over 15 years of experience offers all of the traditional Eastern holistic modalities to help her patients achieve maximum health and energetic balance. Her motto is Eat, Sleep, Move, Connect. Each patient receives an individual treatment and herbal prescription based on an extensive personal intake.
We specialize in pain management, weight loss and digestive disorders, and women's health using acupuncture, herbal medicine, and other forms of alternative medicine. Acupuncture has changed my life.
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Dana Henry, a nationally licensed practitioner of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Herbology, offers all of the traditional Eastern holistic modalities to help her patients achieve maximum health and energetic balance.
Dana owns a thriving private practice with offices in Ketchum and Twin Falls.
She is a graduate of the Southwest Acupuncture College in Boulder, Colorado, where she received her Masters Degree in Oriental Medicine.
Dana has a BA in Asian Studies from Colgate University, where she graduated Cum Laude and with Honors.
Dana owns a thriving private practice with offices in Ketchum and Twin Falls.
She is a graduate of the Southwest Acupuncture College in Boulder, Colorado, where she received her Masters Degree in Oriental Medicine.
Dana has a BA in Asian Studies from Colgate University, where she graduated Cum Laude and with Honors.
The needles are very small and fine and are not used to draw blood.
There is very little to no pain.
What is felt is a dull sensation which is the qi being activated in your body.
It is nothing compared to the pain and discomfort of your ailment that you live with on a daily basis.
Not at all.
Acupuncture needles can't spread disease.
We use only sterile, disposable needles.
They are used once and then discarded into a biohazard waste container, which is then shipped off to a medical waste facility.
There is very little to no pain.
What is felt is a dull sensation which is the qi being activated in your body.
It is nothing compared to the pain and discomfort of your ailment that you live with on a daily basis.
Not at all.
Acupuncture needles can't spread disease.
We use only sterile, disposable needles.
They are used once and then discarded into a biohazard waste container, which is then shipped off to a medical waste facility.
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