Parago Jones Acupuncture
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Parago Jones has been a Colorado licensed acupuncturist/practitioner and educator for more than 20 years and is the current Academic Dean at the Colorado School of Traditional Chinese Medicine (CSTCM) in Denver, a nationally accredited Master's Degree program.

He also previously was the Clinical Director for more than 12 years while teaching core curriculum subjects within the program and continues to be a lead instructor for the National Clean Needle Technique exam, a nationally required exam for all acupuncturists practicing in the United States.Parago is continuously researching and studying about the health/disease paradigm focusing on diet, nutrition, lifestyle, and the role of these within the Traditional Chinese medical model.

He aligns himself strongly with the fundamental basic philosophy that the acupuncturist physician not only treats disease but more importantly educates about our choices and assists the patient in his/her health challenges to optimize health and vitality.
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It is through the skillful means of acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine, diet, and a conscious intention toward wellness and wholeness that we bring our full focus on.
It is our goal to support every individual toward realizing that potential so to bring fulfillment and enrichment to the deepest levels of our human potential.
Our mission is to elevate our needs and cares to the sacred and to bring respect and integrity to the individual and his or her unique journey in this life.
It is our primary commitment to define, initiate, and practice a concept of health and balance that strives for the greatest good of each individual.
Chronic pain, especially joint and muscle pain, arthritis, as well as headaches and other discomforts.
Most conditions that respond to drug treatment, respond even better to acupuncture and Chinese herbs - without side effects.
However, we insist on partnering with your doctor to determine a proper course of treatment.
Some medications need special care and planning.
Most chronic conditions such as allergies, asthma, and more respond extremely well to acupuncture.
We use acupuncture and other forms of Oriental medicine, including Chinese herbs and moxibustion (a localized heat treatment).
The first visit (with diagnosis) can last from an hour to an hour and a half, and end with an acupuncture treatment lasting another 30-60 minutes.
Your subsequent visits will be much faster - usually an hour long.
We'll make a short review of your progress followed by an acupuncture treatment.
If it's warranted, we also prescribe an herbal formula.
Herbs are nearly always prescribed in a balanced formula, where different herbs have supporting effects.
Most people barely feel a thing when needles are inserted.
Some people feel a slight pinch, and others ask "Is it in yet?"
The reason acupuncture needles don't give the painful sensation you might expect is because they're very, very thin in comparison to the hypodermic needles used to give injections.
Hypodermic needles are necessarily hollow so that the shot can be injected.
They also have a very blunt point (actually a wedge shape) in comparison to an acupuncture needle.
Forty acupuncture needles can fit into the tip of one standard 18 gauge hypodermic needle.
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