Welcome to Pittsburgh Classical Acupuncture, under the direction of Licensed Acupuncturist Andrew Macfarlane MS L.Ac. Classical Chinese Acupuncture, which is distinct from commonly practiced acupuncture, is a very rare and ancient holistic medical system.
Encompassing a complete understanding of the nature and development of health and illness, it excels in precisely tailored, individualized, and highly effective treatments for an incredibly wide array of conditions.Classical Acupuncture is acupuncture as it was during the height of its development, in all its richness and complexity.
Encompassing a complete understanding of the nature and development of health and illness, it excels in precisely tailored, individualized, and highly effective treatments for an incredibly wide array of conditions.Classical Acupuncture is acupuncture as it was during the height of its development, in all its richness and complexity.
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Welcome to Pittsburgh Classical Acupuncture, under the direction of licensed acupuncturist Andrew Macfarlane, MS, L.Ac. With so many modalities of healthcare available today, it can be confusing and at times overwhelming to choose an appropriate therapy when faced with illness or when simply trying to nourish and support one's health and wellness.
The Acupuncturist
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Andrew Macfarlane MS, L.Ac, received his Masters of Science in Acupuncture from the Swedish Institute School of Health Sciences in New York where he studied under the preeminent master of Classical Chinese Medicine, Dr. Jeffrey Yuen.
His unique schooling consisted of thousands of hours of both Chinese and Western Medical course work as well as extensive clinical training in acupuncture, and provided an ideal match for Andrew's keen interest in natural health approaches and the art of healing.Andrew is currently licensed to practice acupuncture by the state board of medicine in both Pennsylvania and New York.
His unique schooling consisted of thousands of hours of both Chinese and Western Medical course work as well as extensive clinical training in acupuncture, and provided an ideal match for Andrew's keen interest in natural health approaches and the art of healing.Andrew is currently licensed to practice acupuncture by the state board of medicine in both Pennsylvania and New York.
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I want to take this opportunity to express my sincere gratitude for the professional, insightful, effective treatment that I have received from you. My physical condition of hypertension, shortness of breath, lack of energy and lethargy has responded so positively while under your care.
I have had extensive experience with acupuncture treatment for the last five years, and I must say that your particular aptitude and natural affinity both in diagnostic conversation and applied technique are remarkable.The results you produced in dealing with me as a client was reassuring and produced a new feeling of hope regarding my recovery of full health.
I have had extensive experience with acupuncture treatment for the last five years, and I must say that your particular aptitude and natural affinity both in diagnostic conversation and applied technique are remarkable.The results you produced in dealing with me as a client was reassuring and produced a new feeling of hope regarding my recovery of full health.
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What is the difference between Classical Chinese Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)?. Please refer to 'What is Classical Chinese Acupuncture?' for a brief description of the differences between Classical Chinese Acupuncture and TCM.
Classical Chinese Acupuncture, which is distinct from Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), utilizes a complete theoretical and clinical understanding of all 68 acupuncture meridians, allowing for treatment of virtually any condition.With that being said, the following is a list of ailments treatable by acupuncture according to the World Health Organization.
Classical Chinese Acupuncture, which is distinct from Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), utilizes a complete theoretical and clinical understanding of all 68 acupuncture meridians, allowing for treatment of virtually any condition.With that being said, the following is a list of ailments treatable by acupuncture according to the World Health Organization.
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