The Acupuncture and Herbology Clinic was originally established in 2002 by Kevin R. Pett Phd., in an effort to provide natural healing alternatives based on the extensive clinical and empirical use of Asian medicine. Kevin believes in a patient centered approach to healing and treatment where the root causes of illness are determined and treated. Through the use of Acupuncture and natural botanical Asian plant medicines both the cause of the condition and the resultant symptoms are properly addressed.
In this manner an effective resolution to the illness is accomplished. The clinic is located at Bigfoot Wellness www.bigfoot-wellness.com in Sisters Oregon, located at 392 East Main Ave., Sisters Oregon 97759. Phone consultations are also available if you are unable to be seen at the clinic in Sisters. Dr. Kevin continues to support patients in many geographic areas.
Kevin began his study of Chinese Medicine at the Traditional Chinese Medical College of Hawaii and continued his study at the International Institute of Chinese Medicine in Santa Fe New Mexico where he received his Doctorate in Oriental Medicine in 2002 (DOM).
In this manner an effective resolution to the illness is accomplished. The clinic is located at Bigfoot Wellness www.bigfoot-wellness.com in Sisters Oregon, located at 392 East Main Ave., Sisters Oregon 97759. Phone consultations are also available if you are unable to be seen at the clinic in Sisters. Dr. Kevin continues to support patients in many geographic areas.
Kevin began his study of Chinese Medicine at the Traditional Chinese Medical College of Hawaii and continued his study at the International Institute of Chinese Medicine in Santa Fe New Mexico where he received his Doctorate in Oriental Medicine in 2002 (DOM).
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The Acupuncture and Herbology Clinic is a patient-based practice that was established in 2002 to provide patients with affordable, yet exceptional, natural healing alternatives to health issues and concerns through the practice of Contemporary Oriental Medicine.
To accomplish these goals the Clinic utilizes the many elements of Oriental Medicine.
Oriental Medicine is a 3000 year old evidence based medical system that includes the application of Acupuncture, Chinese herbal medicine, nutritional and lifestyle counseling, and environmental management.
To accomplish these goals the Clinic utilizes the many elements of Oriental Medicine.
Oriental Medicine is a 3000 year old evidence based medical system that includes the application of Acupuncture, Chinese herbal medicine, nutritional and lifestyle counseling, and environmental management.
The ancient medical art of acupuncture is considered a new "alternative" medicine in most western cultures today.
In reality, acupuncture and related treatments are established, clinically-proven medical modalities that are over 5,000 years old.
In conjunction with Chinese herbal medicine, it forms a complete and comprehensive medicine.
How Do Acupuncture & Herbs Work?
Acupuncture is a technique of treating certain conditions by passing very thin disposable sterile needles through the skin to specific points on the body.
In reality, acupuncture and related treatments are established, clinically-proven medical modalities that are over 5,000 years old.
In conjunction with Chinese herbal medicine, it forms a complete and comprehensive medicine.
How Do Acupuncture & Herbs Work?
Acupuncture is a technique of treating certain conditions by passing very thin disposable sterile needles through the skin to specific points on the body.
The earth has over 250,000 varieties of living botanical plants, herbs, fungi, trees and flowers.
Of these 250,000, approximately only 1 percent has yielded substances that create an astonishing 25 percent of the prescriptions dispensed by pharmacies in the United States.
Another 13 percent comes from microorganisms and 3 percent more from animals, for a total of over 40 percent that are natural organism-derived.
As noted Harvard biologist E.O.
Wilson states: We better listen up, few are aware of how much we already depend on wild organisms for medicine.
Of these 250,000, approximately only 1 percent has yielded substances that create an astonishing 25 percent of the prescriptions dispensed by pharmacies in the United States.
Another 13 percent comes from microorganisms and 3 percent more from animals, for a total of over 40 percent that are natural organism-derived.
As noted Harvard biologist E.O.
Wilson states: We better listen up, few are aware of how much we already depend on wild organisms for medicine.
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