I've devoted the majority of my life to learning specialized techniques that get you pain free faster and have that relief last longer than I've ever seen before! In fact many of my patients only need 6-10 treatments for the pain to vanish and never come back. Get back to the activities you enjoy, call (530) 403-6386 now to schedule an appointment.
To learn more, sign up below for my free report on combating chronic pain and you'll also receive an email series that explains pain and how acupuncture can help.
To learn more, sign up below for my free report on combating chronic pain and you'll also receive an email series that explains pain and how acupuncture can help.
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About Eric
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I started studying Chinese Medicine formally in 1989.
Since then I have completed 2 different 2 year internships, one with Jing Chen L.Ac. (author and illustrator of An Anatomical Atlas of Acupuncture Points) and one with Michael Turk (author of Pain's Healing Secret and a pioneer in the treatment of chronic pain).
In addition to these internships, I studied acupuncture and herbs in Korea and lived in China for one year studying in various hospital departments.
All of this training allows me to help you overcome chronic pain and other health problems faster and more economically.
Since then I have completed 2 different 2 year internships, one with Jing Chen L.Ac. (author and illustrator of An Anatomical Atlas of Acupuncture Points) and one with Michael Turk (author of Pain's Healing Secret and a pioneer in the treatment of chronic pain).
In addition to these internships, I studied acupuncture and herbs in Korea and lived in China for one year studying in various hospital departments.
All of this training allows me to help you overcome chronic pain and other health problems faster and more economically.
Clinic Information
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Baldwin runs from Myers along side the railroad tracks and then changes names to become Yard Street which crosses Washington Ave at the 4 way stop sign near Oroville High School.
We are at the south east corner of Daryl Porter Way and Baldwin.
Looking out my front door, you can see Western Pacific Brewing (the old train depot).
We are at the south east corner of Daryl Porter Way and Baldwin.
Looking out my front door, you can see Western Pacific Brewing (the old train depot).
Conditions Treated
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My specialty is the treatment and elimination of pain.
Especially chronic pain from old injuries.
Common things I treat are neck pain and migraine headaches, low back pain, sciatica, hip pain, knee pain (including "arthritis"), ankle pain, shoulder pain (rotator cuff problems, bursitis etc.), elbow pain (tendinitis, tennis elbow etc.), wrist pain, pain at the base of the thumb, carpal tunnel syndrome, numbness and tingling anywhere in the body and more.
Also I treat acute injuries like sprained ankles, sprained backs, pulled muscles, etc.
Especially chronic pain from old injuries.
Common things I treat are neck pain and migraine headaches, low back pain, sciatica, hip pain, knee pain (including "arthritis"), ankle pain, shoulder pain (rotator cuff problems, bursitis etc.), elbow pain (tendinitis, tennis elbow etc.), wrist pain, pain at the base of the thumb, carpal tunnel syndrome, numbness and tingling anywhere in the body and more.
Also I treat acute injuries like sprained ankles, sprained backs, pulled muscles, etc.
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All of the needles I use are brand new, one time use, pre-sterilized needles of the highest quality.
They are used only once on you and then properly disposed of.
A. The smoky smell comes from burning Chinese mugwort (this is called moxibustion).
Mugwort is used to warm the needles during most acupuncture treatments here.
This is an important part of the treatment for chronic pain and is the favorite part for most patients because it feels so good.
In Chinese, the word we translate as acupuncture is Zhenjiu.
They are used only once on you and then properly disposed of.
A. The smoky smell comes from burning Chinese mugwort (this is called moxibustion).
Mugwort is used to warm the needles during most acupuncture treatments here.
This is an important part of the treatment for chronic pain and is the favorite part for most patients because it feels so good.
In Chinese, the word we translate as acupuncture is Zhenjiu.
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