Pulse Acupuncture

Pulse Acupuncture Painless acupuncture for spinal related pain, allergies, asthma, infertility, and stress management.

12/07/2025

Tui Na isn’t a spa massage — it’s a clinical therapeutic technique rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine and designed to address the cause of pain and tension.

At Pulse Acupuncture, Tui Na combines acupressure, stretching, and targeted soft-tissue work to:

• release deep muscle stiffness
• improve circulation and lymph flow
• reduce inflammation
• calm the nervous system
• restore healthy mobility in the neck, back, shoulders, hips, and joints

Unlike general massage, Tui Na works along the meridians and acupuncture points to rebalance Qi and support the body’s natural healing processes.

Patients often choose Tui Na when they’re dealing with:
– chronic neck and shoulder tension
– lower-back pain
– stress held in the body
– limited mobility
– muscle tightness from workouts or long hours at a desk

After a session, most people feel noticeably lighter — like circulation has finally “switched back on.”

If you’re looking for a massage that doesn’t just relax you for an hour but actually helps your body function better, Tui Na is one of the most effective options in Chinese medicine.

📍 Book your session through the link in bio
📞 (973) 330-6444
💌 [pulseacuhealth@gmail.com]

In Traditional Chinese Medicine, winter isn’t just “cold weather.”It’s a season with a very specific purpose: to conserv...
12/03/2025

In Traditional Chinese Medicine, winter isn’t just “cold weather.”
It’s a season with a very specific purpose: to conserve, restore, and rebuild your energy.

And when you align with it — your immunity, digestion, mood, and overall vitality improve naturally.

f you want seasonal support

Acupuncture, cupping, herbal therapy, and bodywork are especially helpful in winter to improve circulation, reduce stress, and support the Kidney system.

At Pulse Acupuncture, we customize every treatment to what your body needs right now.

📍 Book your session through the link in our bio
📞 (973) 330-6444
💌 pulseacuhealth@gmail.com

11/29/2025

Fire cupping is a traditional therapeutic method that uses vacuum cups on the skin to stimulate healing and restore balance.

Here’s what cupping does:

• Improves blood and lymph flow — bringing nutrients and oxygen to tissues while helping flush out waste.
• Relieves muscle tension and chronic soreness — great for back, neck, shoulders, or post-workout recovery.
• Reduces inflammation and supports faster healing — useful for injuries, arthritis, or long-term strain.
• Supports overall wellness — helps stress relief, boosts immunity, supports circulation and energy flow.

At Pulse Acupuncture, cupping is done by licensed practitioners who tailor every session to your needs — whether it’s muscle tension, pain, stress, or recovery.

It’s a holistic, non-invasive method that works deep — from tissue to circulation to energy balance.

Give your body a chance to reset — feel lighter, move easier, and heal naturally.

📍 Book your session through the link in our bio
📞 (973) 330-6444
💌 pulseacuhealth@gmail.com

Meet Marina Doktorman, L.Ac Marina Doktorman is a Licensed Acupuncturist (L.Ac, Dipl.Ac) with over 20 years of clinical ...
11/25/2025

Meet Marina Doktorman, L.Ac

Marina Doktorman is a Licensed Acupuncturist (L.Ac, Dipl.Ac) with over 20 years of clinical experience in treating pain, stress, and complex health conditions.

She earned her Master’s degree in Acupuncture from the Tri-State College of Acupuncture in New York and continued her training internationally — including programs in South Korea, Denmark, and Canada. Her background includes Esoteric Acupuncture, Neuro-Acupuncture, Sports Medicine acupuncture, and Cosmetic Acupuncture.

What makes Marina unique is her individualized, whole-person approach. She doesn’t treat symptoms — she studies your history, lifestyle, stress patterns, and goals to build a treatment plan that supports the entire system.

Marina works with a wide range of concerns, including:
• chronic and acute pain
• stress & emotional imbalance
• women’s health concerns
• muscle tension and mobility issues
• sleep and nervous system health

For patients sensitive to needles, Marina also offers non-needle techniques such as acupressure, massage, and point stimulation with an electrical device.

At Pulse, your session with Marina is more than a procedure — it’s a carefully crafted experience combining Traditional Chinese Medicine with modern, evidence-based practices.

✨ Ready to work with a practitioner who truly listens and understands the body on a deeper level?
Book your session through the link in bio.

11/20/2025

Tui Na is a therapeutic medical massage used in Traditional Chinese Medicine.

It combines acupressure, stretching, soft-tissue manipulation, and joint mobilization to improve how your body functions — not just how it feels.

Tui Na helps:
• reduce muscle tension and pain
• improve circulation and lymphatic flow
• decrease inflammation
• restore joint mobility
• release chronic tension in the neck, shoulders, and lower back
• regulate the nervous system

From a TCM perspective, Tui Na reduces Qi and blood stagnation in the meridians, helping the body recover from stress, overuse, and chronic tightness.

It’s especially effective for people with back pain, neck stiffness, muscle tightness, headaches, sports strain, or post-injury tension.

📍 Book your session through the link in our bio
📞 (973) 330-6444
💌 pulseacuhealth@gmail.com

Knee pain isn’t just annoying — it can get in the way of walking, working out, or even everyday movement. It can come fr...
11/18/2025

Knee pain isn’t just annoying — it can get in the way of walking, working out, or even everyday movement. It can come from injuries, chronic conditions like arthritis, or joint overuse.

Acupuncture works safely and effectively. Thin needles target points around your knee, reduce inflammation, improve circulation, and trigger your body’s natural pain relief.

Instability of the knee joint or misalignment of tibia and femur can impair the circulation of qi and blood which results in tissue weakness. Blood stagnation is the result of trauma in the local region. The patient will often describe the pain as sharp, stabbing and fixed in location during activity. The localized Qi and blood deficiency may cause symptoms such as muscle spasms, decreased movement, fatigue and sensation of vulnerability with certain knee motions. This pattern often presents when pain is worse at night and better during the day.

Needling of agonist muscles: vastus medialis, vastus lateralis and re**us femoris.

Acupuncture will strengthen circulation of blood and Qi in the knee and strengthen the Kidneys. Faster healing in sports injuries and rehabilitation. For most optimal results, treatment should be implemented at 2-3 times a week for 4-6 weeks.

📍 Book your session through the link in our bio
📞 (973) 330-6444
💌 pulseacuhealth@gmail.com

Even when life feels “normal,” your body can still live in constant stress mode — tight shoulders, shallow breathing, re...
11/11/2025

Even when life feels “normal,” your body can still live in constant stress mode — tight shoulders, shallow breathing, restless sleep.⁠ ⁠

Acupuncture helps your body switch from tension to recovery — improving circulation, relaxing the nervous system, and restoring your natural energy flow.⁠

⁠At Pulse Acupuncture, we use personalized treatments that help you release built-up stress and reconnect with calm — from the inside out.⁠ ⁠

💡 Swipe through to learn how chronic tension affects your organs and how acupuncture helps your body rebalance.⁠ ⁠

✨ Your body deserves to rest. Book your session at Pulse today.⁠

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📍 Book through the link in our bio
📞 (973) 330-6444
💌 pulseacuhealth@gmail.com

11/08/2025

Discover a holistic approach to massage with Inna Razumovskaya, LMT

Іnna is a highly skilled massage therapist combining Eastern and Western methods, with 10+ years of experience in New York City. Certified in Thai massage, Manual activation of Polivagal protocol, Ohashiatsu. Her practice combines 5 elements theory, vagus nerve activation, sports massage, medical massage, DNM, myofascial release, acupressure and other that suit best her clients’ needs.

Her approach is deeply integrative: Inna begins each session with a short consultation to understand your history, condition, and goals. She then creates a personalized combination of techniques: sports and medical massage, Tui Na, acupressure, vagus nerve activation, and myofascial work.

Why choose Inna?
• Relieves chronic muscle pain, tension, and postural imbalance.
• Works with emotional and physical connections through the connection between body and mind.
• Restores mobility, flexibility, and natural energy of movement using a combination of Eastern and Western methods.
• Provides long-term effects, not just temporary relaxation.

Make an appointment with Inna and feel how touch can help you relax, restore your strength, and move more freely.

Now accepting clients at Pulse Acupuncture.⁠
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☘️ to make an appointment, use the link in the profile header⁠⁠
📞 (973) 330-6444⁠⁠
💌 pulseacuhealth@gmail.com

In TCM, the best time to strengthen the spleen is fall. The spleen is responsible for transporting our food and transfo...
11/03/2025

In TCM, the best time to strengthen the spleen is fall. The spleen is responsible for transporting our food and transforming it into nutrients which nourish other organs. The spleen’s activities help to fight off colds and infections. 

Late autumn- time of the year that the lungs are most affected and we’re more likely to catch a cold or the flu. It’s an excellent time to choose more black-colored foods such as black sesame and black beans. Some other great foods to eat all through fall are:

Sweet potato – Sweet potato has the effect of quenching thirst, moistening the lungs, benefiting the digestive system.

Pumpkin – Rich in nutrients, it contains vitamin C, glucose, vitamin E, folate, iron, and detoxifying.

Grapefruit – Grapefruit is rich in insulin, pectin, vitamins, minerals, fiber and can even suppress bacteria and high in antioxidants.

Acupuncture treatments at Pulse Acupuncture are tailored individually to maintain Yin and Yang balance, improves immune system to ward off bacteria and infections, warms the body with adjuncts heat therapies to make sure your body is strong to withstand the colder months of winter.

📍 Book through the link in our bio
📞 (973) 330-6444
💌 pulseacuhealth@gmail.com

10/29/2025

Facial massage with Gua Sha — glow, balance, and deep calm.

It boosts circulation, releases tension, and helps your skin breathe again. Each movement melts away stress and brings that natural, healthy glow back.
At Pulse, we combine ancient Gua Sha techniques with mindful touch — to lift, relax, and restore both your face and mind.
Feel the stress fade, your features soften, and your energy reset. This is how your glow begins — from within. ✨

📍 Book through the link in our bio
📞 (973) 330-6444 💌
pulseacuhealth@gmail.com

10/27/2025

Stretching - helps your body open up, move freely, and truly relax.

At Pulse, every session blends massage with gentle stretching — releasing deep tension, improving circulation, and helping your energy flow again.

Feel your fatigue melt away as your breathing becomes calm and steady.
This is how your body remembers what balance feels like. ✨

📍 Book through the link in our bio
📞 (973) 330-6444
💌 pulseacuhealth@gmail.com

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1030 Clifton Avenue
Clifton, NJ
07013

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Monday 10:30am - 7pm
Wednesday 10:30am - 7pm
Friday 10:30am - 7pm
Saturday 10:30am - 7pm

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