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Musculoskeletal pain rarely appears overnight — and true relief isn’t instant. Japanese acupuncture works gently with your body’s own reflex systems, using subtle, tailored treatments to address the body’s underlying pattern.
In clinic, an infrared lamp is used to gently warm the body, helping to relax muscles, improve circulation, and support the flow of Qi. This soothing heat penetrates deep, encouraging balance and easing tension naturally, a nourishing complement to y
In winter, the immune system is not just a shield, it’s a quiet dialogue between your body and the world. Kiiko Matsumoto Style acupuncture listens deeply to how your system is holding that conversation and how your body responds to cold, stre
Warmth brings the body back to itself. A bowl of broth A slower breath A gentle return to rhythm In Chinese medicine, winter is the time to support digestion, circulation, and the quiet strength that comes from within. Warm, cooked foods like soups

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