About Mid Devon Acupuncture
Mid Devon Acupuncture offers traditional acupuncture using sterile, single-use needles inserted into specific points to stimulate the movement of Qi and Blood. The practice draws on Classical Chinese Medicine, a complete system refined over more than 3,000 years.
Services include cupping therapy, which increases blood flow to tissues and eases muscular tension, making it useful for painful musculoskeletal issues. Moxibustion—the therapeutic burning of Moxa to apply heat to the body—and Gua Sha complement the core acupuncture treatments, with Gua Sha particularly valued for muscular pain and the early stages of colds or flu.
Mid Devon Acupuncture is ideal for anyone seeking holistic, evidence-based Eastern medicine approaches to pain relief and wellness.
Treatments & Pricing
Cupping
Useful for painful musculoskeletal issues, increases bloodflow, eases tension.
Acupuncture
Sterile needles inserted into specific points to stimulate Qi and Blood movement.
Moxibustion
Burning of Moxa to give heat to the body using various methods.
Gua Sha
Treats muscular pain and early stages of cold or flu symptoms.
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Frequently asked questions
What is traditional acupuncture and how does it work?
Traditional acupuncture uses sterile, single-use needles inserted into specific points in the body to stimulate the movement of Qi and Blood, based on Classical Chinese Medicine—a complete system of medicine that has been in use for over 3,000 years.
What can cupping therapy help with?
Cupping therapy is useful for painful musculoskeletal issues, as it increases blood flow to tissues and eases tension in muscle fibres.
What is moxibustion?
Moxibustion is a therapeutic technique that involves the burning of Moxa (Artemisia Vulgaris) to give heat to the body as part of your treatment.
Can you treat colds and flu with these therapies?
Yes, Gua Sha is particularly useful when treating the early stages of a cold or flu, and can also be used for treating muscular pain.
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