Tel Aviv Acupuncture & Traditional Chinese Medicine

14/01/2026

For many women, how the face looks is not just “cosmetic” – it’s how we meet the world. Our eyes, our forehead, our smile lines all tell a story of who we are and what we’ve been through. With time, stress, and lack of sleep, that story can start showing up as a deeply wrinkled forehead, lines between the brows, crow’s feet, lines around the mouth, or a tense, square jaw. Many of my patients tell me: “I still feel young inside, but my face doesn’t match how I feel.”

In Traditional Medicine, aesthetic care is not about freezing the face or erasing expression. It’s about helping the tissues, muscles, and skin return to their natural harmony. Facial acupuncture can support an “aesthetic look” at any age: softening a furrowed brow, easing the 11-lines between the eyebrows, relaxing a tight jaw, brightening the eye area, and softening lines around the mouth – while keeping the face mobile, alive, and truly yours.
With warmth,
Juyon Kim
Tel Aviv Acupuncture
🔗 Book your appointment: https://schedule.easybizy.net/juyonkimbodoff

13/01/2026

The 5 Spirits: A Gentle Map of Your Inner World
In Traditional Medicine, we don’t separate mind, emotions, and body.
We speak about Five Spirits – different aspects of our consciousness that live in the organs and shape how we feel, think, sleep, and move through life.
In my new video series I share four of them that I work with every day in clinic:

✨ Shen – Heart & Sleep
Shen lives in the Heart and Fire element.
It relates to clarity, joy, presence, and deep sleep.
When Shen is balanced, we sleep well and there is a natural brightness in the eyes.
When it’s disturbed, we may overthink at night, dream too much, or feel tightness in the chest.
Watch the Shen video: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DSsQ9xIiDwc/

🌿 Hun – Liver & Willpower
Hun lives in the Liver and Wood element.
It is our vision, plans, creativity and courage to move forward.
When Hun is stuck, we feel frustrated, angry, unmotivated or “sluggish” inside.
Watch the Hun video: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DS2lbChgGpx/

🌬 Po – Lungs & Grief
Po lives in the Lungs and Metal element.
It is our instincts, boundaries and ability to process grief and let go.
When Po is imbalanced, we may feel heavy in the chest, cry easily or feel emotionally numb, holding on to the past.
Watch the Po video: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DS-Uc15lEF8/

🍲 Yi – Spleen/Stomach & Overthinking
Yi lives in the Spleen and Earth element.
It is our thinking, focus and the way we “digest” life events, not only food.
When Yi is disturbed, we ruminate, worry, and even dream all night about the same situation – often with bloating or digestive discomfort.
Watch the Yi video: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DTSqzlvj2i8/

My hope is that these teachings help you recognize yourself with more compassion:
your sleep, your worries, your grief, your dreams — they all have a place and a language.
With warmth,
Juyon Kim
Tel Aviv Acupuncture

09/01/2026

06/01/2026

Hot Springs & Saunas in Winter – My Perspective

Many of you ask me if visiting hot springs or places like Hamei Ga’ash in the winter is “good” from a Traditional Medicine point of view. The short answer: yes – in winter it can be a beautiful way to support your body.

In Traditional Medicine, winter belongs to the Kidneys and the Water element. The body loves gentle warmth, deep rest, and relaxation of the muscles and joints. Warm mineral pools can:

* Gently warm Kidney Yang – helping with cold feet, stiff lower back, and achy joints
* Move Qi and Blood – easing muscle tension and “weather pains”
* Calm the nervous system – many people sleep better after a good soak

For most people, I love the idea of taking winter time to enjoy warm water, soft lighting, and quiet moments for yourself. Think of it as a moving meditation:
- breathe,
- float,
- stretch gently,
- and let the warmth sink into your bones.

Hot springs can be a wonderful kind of “water medicine” in the colder months, especially here in Israel.

With warmth,
Juyon Kim
Tel Aviv Acupuncture

05/01/2026

January Special – 25% OFF “Two Immortals”
As we begin the new year, I’m offering extra support for women going through perimenopause and menopause.
For January only, I’m giving 25% OFF the formula
Two Immortals (Er Xian Tang) – 120 capsules for patients for whom this formula is appropriate after a personal consultation.
In Traditional Medicine, Two Immortals is used to:
- Ease hot flashes, night sweats and insomnia
- Support hormonal balance and mood
- Nourish Kidney Yin and Yang, helping with fatigue, low libido and feeling “worn out”
This is a strong classical formula, not a general supplement, so I only recommend it when it truly fits your pattern.
📲 For details about the January 25% OFF price or to book a consultation, message me on WhatsApp: 054-733-4370
With warmth,
Juyon Kim
Tel Aviv Acupuncture & Traditional Medicine

02/01/2026

In my new video, I talk about Hun – the Liver spirit – and how it shapes your willpower, motivation, inspiration and ability to move forward in life.

Hun is linked to the Liver and the Wood element, which is most active in the spring season. In the video, I explain why caring for yourself gently in winter helps you enter spring with fresh will, new direction, and a sense of renewal.

🎥 Watch the full video here:
👉 https://www.instagram.com/reel/DS2lbChgGpx/

With warmth,
Juyon Kim

01/01/2026

In this video, I talk about Po – the aspect of the spirit that lives in the Lungs in Traditional Medicine and is closely connected to grief, boundaries, and letting go.
I explain how the Lungs are our most “exposed” organ, directly connected to the outside world through the breath, and how a strong Lung–Po system helps us:
* feel sadness when it’s appropriate
* process it in a healthy way
* and then gently release it
When Po is out of balance, we may feel stuck in grief for a very long time, heavy in the chest, or unable to let go of past pain. I also share how the connection between the Lungs and the Large Intestine reflects this ability to “release” on both physical and emotional levels.
With warmth,�Juyon Kim�Tel Aviv Acupuncture

31/12/2025

Dear all,

As we step into the New Year, I want to send you my warmest wishes — to each of you who has come to the clinic, shared your stories, and trusted me with your health this past year.

This is my wish for you:
- May your body feel strong and supported.
- May your nervous system find calm, even when life around you is intense.
- May your heart be light, and your sleep deep and restoring.

Thank you for allowing me to walk beside you on your healing journey.
I look forward to supporting you in the coming year — with needles, herbs, breath, and a lot of care.

With love and gratitude,
Juyon Kim

Happy New Year 🤍

30/12/2025

Сan Acupuncture Help With Hooded Eyes?

I get this question a lot in the clinic, especially from women who want a softer, more open look around the eyes - without injections or surgery. From a Traditional Medicine and anatomy perspective, there are two main types of “hooded eyes”:

1) Natural / genetic shape
You’ve had this lid shape since you were young. It’s more about bone structure and skin type. Acupuncture cannot change your basic eye structure or remove extra skin.

2) Age- or tension-related hooding
With time, we see:
- more puffiness and fluid around the eyes
- drooping of the brow
- tension in the forehead, scalp and neck

Here acupuncture can help in a gentle, natural way:

1) Reduce puffiness and heaviness around the eyes
2) Relax overworked muscles in the forehead and between the brows
3) Improve circulation so the skin looks brighter and more alive
4) Support the nervous system so the whole face looks less “tired”

Many of my patients tell me that after a series of treatments, their eyes don’t suddenly look “different” — they look more like themselves again: softer, lighter, less weighed down.

I always like to be honest:
Acupuncture cannot replace eyelid surgery if there is a lot of excess skin. But it can be a beautiful option if you want to:
- ease tension
- reduce swelling
- support graceful aging around the eyes

If you’re curious whether this approach is right for you, you’re welcome to book a consultation with me and we’ll look at your unique face, not just the “symptom”.
With warmth,
Juyon Kim
Tel Aviv Acupuncture
🔗 Book your appointment: https://schedule.easybizy.net/juyonkimbodoff

29/12/2025

26/12/2025

Shen – The Heart of Your Mind

In Traditional Medicine, we don’t separate the mind from the body.
In my new video, I talk about Shen - the Heart spirit - and how it shapes your sleep, dreams, clarity and emotional balance.
When Shen is in harmony, we sleep deeply, wake clearer, and there is a natural brightness in the eyes.When it’s disturbed, we may feel restless at night, overthinking, dreaming too much, or sensing a tightness in the chest - especially after long, intense days.
In this first video of my “Five Spirits” series, I explain what Shen is, how it can become overworked, and simple ways to start supporting your heart–mind.
🎥 Watch the full video here:
👉 https://www.instagram.com/reel/DSsQ9xIiDwc/

With warmth,
Juyon Kim