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Acupuncture in Flatiron, NYC

david foster acupuncturist

Classical Chinese Medicine in New York City & Maplewood, New Jersey

For over a decade I have used acupuncture and Chinese medicine to treat all conditions, with my special focus being the head. Migraines, Headaches, Neck Pain, Dizziness, Insomnia, Anxiety, Depression, as well as complex diseases, such as Parkinson’s, MS, Myasthenia Gravis, and post-stroke recovery.

Free initial consultation... Or call 646-242-7621 with any questions

David Foster Acupuncture
928 Broadway #1207
New York, NY 10010
646-242-7621
509 Valley St
Maplewood, NJ 07040
646-242-7621
*By appointment only

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Acupuncture in a Nutshell

What Should We Be Drinking?

How much water should we be drinking? Is cold water okay? Is coffee healthy or not, already? What about decaf? What about green tea? Green juices? Prune juices? Sparkling water??? Please tell me sparkling water is OK! It’s all I’ve got…

Across the generations (and mediums) there have been many hydration gurus, and I suppose in this blog I’m throwing

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Acupuncture’s Abdominal Diagnoses

 

Contrary to popular belief, there is a great deal of overlap between Chinese and Western medical diagnoses and systems. A good clinician from either should inquire about your metabolism—fluid or otherwise. How often do you pee and poop? Drink water or eat? We both feel patients’ pulses, at the wrist and sometimes even the carotid (throat) and dorsal

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What do Gout, Varicose Veins, & Neuropathy Have in Common?

What do neuropathy, gout, and varicose veins have in common? In western medicine not much, aside from being awful inconveniences, ranging from sources of extreme pain to discomfort and/or a significant cosmetic preoccupation.

For neuropathy you go to the neurologist, for gout to the rheumatologist, and for varicose veins you might see your primary care, who will likely refer

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