Bai Shen Acupuncture is in Belmont, North Carolina and conveniently located outside of the city of Charlotte. We are dedicated to providing services focused on creating health using the natural healing abilities of one's own body through Classical Chinese Medicine. It is our promise to have pure and honest intentions to improve health when administering every treatment.
Bai Shen Acupuncture was founded by Shari H. Miller in 2008. We are convenient to Charlotte, Gastonia, Mt. Holly, Lake Wylie and surrounding areas. Acupuncture and Classical Chinese Medicine can have positive effects in the treatment of virtually any disorder.
Acupuncture is very effective in the treatment of pain, injuries, depression, anxiety, women's health, men's health, cold's and flus, digestive disorders, allergies, arthritis, addiction, skin conditions, headaches, stress, pregnancy and post partum, and much more.IF any of you have ever considered acupuncture - did you know we have an AWESOME practitioner right here in Belmont?! Shari Miller LAc is fabulous.
Bai Shen Acupuncture was founded by Shari H. Miller in 2008. We are convenient to Charlotte, Gastonia, Mt. Holly, Lake Wylie and surrounding areas. Acupuncture and Classical Chinese Medicine can have positive effects in the treatment of virtually any disorder.
Acupuncture is very effective in the treatment of pain, injuries, depression, anxiety, women's health, men's health, cold's and flus, digestive disorders, allergies, arthritis, addiction, skin conditions, headaches, stress, pregnancy and post partum, and much more.IF any of you have ever considered acupuncture - did you know we have an AWESOME practitioner right here in Belmont?! Shari Miller LAc is fabulous.
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Shari H. Miller, L.Ac. is licensed in the state of North Carolina and is also a Nationally Board Certified Acupuncturist holding a Diplomate status with the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine.
She received her Masters Diploma from Jung Tao School of Classical Chinese Medicine.
Before obtaining her license in acupuncture, Shari spent 16 years as a licensed massage therapist in Charlotte, N.C.
Shari's acupuncture practice is located Belmont, N.C.
Acupuncture helps keep my body/spirit in balance so that I'm calmer and my immune system works better.
She received her Masters Diploma from Jung Tao School of Classical Chinese Medicine.
Before obtaining her license in acupuncture, Shari spent 16 years as a licensed massage therapist in Charlotte, N.C.
Shari's acupuncture practice is located Belmont, N.C.
Acupuncture helps keep my body/spirit in balance so that I'm calmer and my immune system works better.
The most common condition treated with acupuncture is pain.
However, Chinese Medicine is a complete medicine able to treat any condition.
Most of the time, when a patient comes in for pain, they find out that this is the treatment that will help other ailments that they may have.
People without particular health complaints find that having acupuncture "tune-ups" once a month helps maintain balance in the busy and stressful lifestyles that we all lead.
Some choose to receive treatments 4-5 times per year, with the change of the seasons, because acupuncture can help to support general well-being and to prevent seasonal colds and allergies.
However, Chinese Medicine is a complete medicine able to treat any condition.
Most of the time, when a patient comes in for pain, they find out that this is the treatment that will help other ailments that they may have.
People without particular health complaints find that having acupuncture "tune-ups" once a month helps maintain balance in the busy and stressful lifestyles that we all lead.
Some choose to receive treatments 4-5 times per year, with the change of the seasons, because acupuncture can help to support general well-being and to prevent seasonal colds and allergies.
The practitioner will ask the client multiple questions pertaining to the reason the appointment was scheduled.
Also, questions may be asked that seem completely unrelated to the condition but make sense within the principles of Chinese Medicine.
The follow-up appointments will also start with an interview, but not nearly as extensive as the first visit.
Chinese Medicine uses two primary means of physical diagnosis.
The first is feeling the pulses.
This is not the same as the pulse rate taken in Western medicine, however they are located on the wrists.
Also, questions may be asked that seem completely unrelated to the condition but make sense within the principles of Chinese Medicine.
The follow-up appointments will also start with an interview, but not nearly as extensive as the first visit.
Chinese Medicine uses two primary means of physical diagnosis.
The first is feeling the pulses.
This is not the same as the pulse rate taken in Western medicine, however they are located on the wrists.
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