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Acupuncture in Flatiron, NYC

david foster acupuncturist

Classical Chinese Medicine in NYC

For 13 years I have used acupuncture and Chinese medicine to treat all conditions, with a special focus on conditions of the head and mind, as well as male & female fertility and post-partum health and recovery.   

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David Foster Acupuncture
928 Broadway #1207
New York, NY 10010
646-242-7621
646-242-7621
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Acupuncture in a Nutshell

Herbal Profile: Chi Xiao Dou (Adzuki Beans)!

Published February 18, 2026

 

 

In Mexico black or refried beans are most popular. Caribbeans eat black peas, Indians more lentils, and of course Americans prefer the sweetest of all, baked beans. In China though, adzuki beans are more than just a delicacy—they are an important ingredient in our classical pharmacopeia, often used to treat conditions of the intestines or skin, the latter

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Alternative Acne Treatments

Published February 11, 2026

 

 

Acne has many faces. Why does it land on us? Our faces and backs, upper or lower back? Why for some of us is it itchy, while not for others? For some it is painful. Some women get flares on their cycle, or just after. Why?

The Jue Yin-Yang Ming mechanism is one of the most important connections

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Point Profile for Reflux: Stomach 36

Published February 4, 2026

The first acupuncture point whose name I learned and was able to identify while my (first) acupuncturist was needling me was “Stomach 36”—”Zu San Li,” or “Three Leg Mile,” in reference to its alleged ability to help the patient walk three additional miles, as all transportation at the time of its discovery was obviously by foot.

“Li,” in Chinese,

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