- Bull City Acupuncture3622 Lyckan Prkwy
Suite 6004
Durham, NC 27707919-949-2676 Hours
Mon9am -5:30pmTue11am- 7pmWed9am - 5:30pmThu11am-7pmFri9am-4pm
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- Testimonials
I’ve seen a number of acupuncturists over the years, and Jon E. Walker is one of the best. I saw Jon E. for a variety of lingering health issues, and the improvement was amazing. Jon E. has a wonderfully holistic approach to acupuncture—combining dietary suggestions, herbs, and acupuncture. He also has a great manner about him—easy-going and easy to talk to. I highly recommend Jon E.’s acupuncture practice.
I found your ability to listen uncanny and despite being a man, really in tune with some of the issues and concerns I was facing as a mother and woman in general. Your guidance was always helpful and gentle with notes of giving myself some room for error and cutting myself some slack. I thought your care was extremely informative and educational – I always left knowing something new about my body and natural ways to address my concerns. I’m... Read more »
I feel extremely fortunate to be under your care. I had struggled with most of these health issues (feeling cold, night sweats, chronic fatigue, irregular menstrual circles, high blood pressure, poor digestion, dry skin, brittle nails and a lot of other small unexplained issues with pain and mood) for five years prior to seeing you. I saw several doctors who performed expensive tests but came up with nothing or gave me... Read more »
Tag Archives: electro acupuncture
A Helpful Primer on Acupuncture Needles
Just how many types are there and what do they all do?
If you’ve ever thought about trying acupuncture, you might find yourself with an equal mix of curiosity and trepidation. What is this “ancient medicine?” How does it work? And what about all the different kinds of needles? Do they hurt? Let’s take some of the guesswork and trepidation Continue reading
What is Electroacupuncture?
While you might be familiar with what acupuncture is, have you ever heard of electroacupuncture? Just like traditional acupuncture, electroacupuncture uses needles on various acupuncture points. The difference comes in that with electroacupuncture, a small electrode is attached to the needles which allows a small amount of electricity to pass through, giving a slight vibration or low hum during Continue reading

