- 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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I wanted to take the time to say how impressed I am with the treatment I have received from Jon. As a western trained clinician, I can say that vestibular disorders and myofascial pain disorders are difficult to diagnose and treat. I am grateful to have found this practice and incredibly pleased with the treatments so far. Jon has a wonderful bedside manner and treats his patients with utmost respect. I highly recommend him to anyone searching for alternative ways... Read more »
I injured my back doing yard work. I was in constant pain which worsened with normal activities like sitting, washing dishes, and bending or carrying things. I tried the treatment my primary care doctor recommended for 3 months without any improvement, before moving on to acupuncture. With Jon’s treatments, my pain improved within a few weeks from debilitating to just troubling. During that time, other things about how I felt improved such as mood, energy level, sleep, digestion, and so... Read more »
After the surgery they put me in another room where my wife was waiting…. “Did the surgeon see you?” “No. What did he say?” “Well they had a surprise when they opened you up!….that wasn’t there on the June MRI. The disk ruptured and a big chunk lodged itself in the canal!” So they had to remove it and also did the laminectomy as planned. I am even more amazed that you took away the pain, even for one day,... Read more »
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The Bladder in Chinese Medicine
In Traditional Chinese Medicine, the bladder is one of the six yang organs, paired with one of the six yin organs. The yin organs store vital substances (such as Qi, blood, yin, and yang), whereas the yang organs are more active and have a function of constantly filling and emptying. The bladder is a perfect example of a yang organ. Continue reading
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