Acupuncturists in Michigan

National Board Certified (NCCAOM) Acupuncturist, Member of the Michigan Association of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine, Licensed Chinese Herbalist (China). Ya Chu graduated in 1994 with 5 years of training in Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine from Chengdu University of Traditional Chinese Medicine P.R.China (Top 5 TCM University in China).Grace graduated with honors in the top 1% of the program's students. Her Professor, Li Changdu, was the Director of the Department of Acupuncture at Chengdu University Hospital of TCM. Ya Chu practiced 10 years in China, and has been working with Charlotte Yang M.D. in the United States over 12 years.

I have a Family practice for over over 33 yrs. Babies and children are treated with electro-acupuncture that is painless. Acupuncture is successful with pain conditions and many other health challenges. I teach simple techniques to help with emotional upsets as well. These techniques can be used safely and effectively in the privacy of your home. Very fine needles are used to insure comfort. I teach breathing methods and Qi Gong (energy training) that can be used in your private life to enhance your health and well being. I utilize many diverse techniques to deliver the holistic health care that you need and want.

Acupuncture uses tiny needles to awaken different points in your body, stimulating it to produce natural steroids and release endorphins. Your natural steroids decrease inflammation, while endorphins inhibit pain. All this is natural and without side effects, unlike pharmaceuticals. Not only does acupuncture reduce pain, but it also facilitates genuine healing at the site of the trauma. Moxa is an herb known as mugwort that is commonly used along with acupuncture due to its numerous health benefits.