Lake Acupuncture LLC

Lake Acupuncture LLC Nicholas Zimet, L.Ac. He accepts most insurance. At Nicholas Zimet, L.Ac. Acupuncture we provide integrated health care to bring our patients optimal results.

specializes in modern and traditional acupuncture, herbal medicine, dietary therapies, and therapeutic massage.Nick takes pride in working collaboratively with you and your doctors to provide the best care. By treating each case for its individual and unique needs, we are able to achieve quick and significant results. Our services include traditional and modern styles of acupuncture, herbal medicine, cupping, nutrition and diet therapy, massage, and more. We believe that the future of health care is integrated medicine that is compassionate, effective, and informed by the best practices and scientific knowledge available. Being an acupuncturist with a background in science allows me a unique ability to provide this care and I take pride in our professional role in newly emerging health care models. Nicholas Zimet graduated Suma Cum Laude at the top of his class with a 3 years Masters Degree in Acupuncture and Oriental medicine. He is licensed by the board of medical practice and nationally certified by the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine. He has a BA cm laude in Psychology and Biology and has worked in several research and medicine positions before entering work in traditional medicine.

Hey look we are on TV tonight!
03/26/2021

Hey look we are on TV tonight!

Nearly a dozen businesses along Lake Street damaged or in various ways impacted by the unrest following George Floyd's death have a dose of help easing some of their pain.

We are a community of diverse peoples and will not tolerate hate.AOMA recently put it so well that I paraphrase here: "W...
03/19/2021

We are a community of diverse peoples and will not tolerate hate.

AOMA recently put it so well that I paraphrase here:
"We’ve all dealt with so much in the last 12 months, a pandemic, gripping winter storms, and sadly and perhaps with most impact have been continued incidents of discrimination, racism, and quite frankly misguided and unfounded hatred. All this leaving most of us at best confused, at worst filled with worry and anxiety about our safety (physical and emotional) and the safety of those we love.

Quite frankly although devastating, the pandemic is a much less complicated issue to deal with as long as we all take the recommended safety precautions. Dealing with racism and hatred is much more complex. The roots of hate and prejudice are as complex and as varied as we are as humans. I do though gain hope and solace knowing that the roots of truth, love, understanding and commitment to inclusion are strong. These are the forces needed to begin the journey of ending racism, prejudice, and hatred.


The recent shootings in Atlanta leave us all so very sad especially since it appears to be an act against the Asian community. For us at the clinic, these acts of violence and hatred against the Asian community strike very hard. As a community we can show solidarity in finding ways to advocate for social justice, anti-racism, anti-hatred. It starts with each of us. Our clinic represents the value of Chinese culture and heritage through Chinese Medicine. To all those of Asian descent and in particular Chinese descent, know that we value, respects, and stand with you. Any acts of racism or hatred against you or your loved ones are acts against the entire professional AOM community. We will continue to support all efforts to end racism and hatred in our country. We will do all we can to support efforts of Healing, Peace, and Love."


Below are a few good resources to learn more, get involved, and become an advocate.

With Love and Peace,

Nichols Zimet, L.Ac.


Mental Health support:

https://www.asianmhc.org

Learn more about hate crimes:

https://www.napaba.org/page/HateCrimeResources

Report an incident:

https://stopaapihate.org/reportincident/

Provide financial support for anti-hate:

https://www.gofundme.com/c/act/stop-aapi-hate

https://charity.gofundme.com/o/en/campaign/community-action-fund

Hate Is A Virus - The commUNITY Action Fund is our effort to raise $1 MILLION DOLLARS for boots-on-the-ground community organizations.

We got a great interview with the Lake Street Council about our clinic and our role in the community!
02/23/2021

We got a great interview with the Lake Street Council about our clinic and our role in the community!

For 7 years, Nicholas Zimet has been operating his acupuncture clinic at the corner of 4th Ave and Lake Street. During this time, Nicholas and his team have focused on providing relief from pain, anxiety, and women’s health issues. They have found strong success with chronic and difficult to treat...

A well spoken response to the Supreme Court as to why licensed acupuncturists are listed as essential healthcare workers...
12/10/2020

A well spoken response to the Supreme Court as to why licensed acupuncturists are listed as essential healthcare workers.

December 10, 2020 -- because

Feeling overwhelmed this year? We've got your back and can help you get back to your best!
12/10/2020

Feeling overwhelmed this year? We've got your back and can help you get back to your best!

11/03/2020

Dear Patients, Friends, and Family

Election week is upon us. The months leading up to this week, as well as the days and weeks to follow, have been, and may continue to be, challenging for many. Among us, we hold many passionate and diverse political views, and the differences between so many across the nation seem to be magnified this year. 2020 has not been an easy year for anyone. We have experienced a full gamut of emotions ranging from fear, uncertainty, anger, confusion, and disbelief to relief, gratitude, pride, collaboration, compassion, kindness, and joy.

Our clinic recognizes this may be another stressful time in a challenging year. We know this week will be filled with news that may cause unrest throughout the nation. As a clinic, we do take a stance on our values and promises, one of which is respect. As a community committed to preparing the next generation of health care we are committed to regarding each other’s feelings, rights, safety, and need for care and compassion. More than ever, we rely on our promises. We are united in purpose; earning one another’s trust and respectful of our differences.

As this week and the rest of the year unfolds, take care of yourselves. Be gentle and kind to one another. Stay safe and healthy. Use the resources available, including counseling, acupuncture, and faith communities. Lend a listening ear or a compassionate hand to those that may be feeling down.

Love and Respect,
Nicholas Zimet, L.Ac.

An important new study from Harvard is demonstrating a greater insight into the what we already know: Acupuncture helps ...
08/14/2020

An important new study from Harvard is demonstrating a greater insight into the what we already know: Acupuncture helps inflammation! (yes even cytokine storms as we see in acute illness). While there is a lot more to be done, I am always enthusiastic for the deeper understanding of what are doing!

Acupuncture activates inflammation-regulating pathways, tames cytokine storm in mice.

Want to see an animation briefly explaining the neural pathways involved in pain relief from acupuncture? Look no furthe...
07/18/2020

Want to see an animation briefly explaining the neural pathways involved in pain relief from acupuncture? Look no further!

Needling specifications: 1.Overall analgesia (e.g. small operations like removal of skin spots) Intensity and duration manual manipulation: 1 to 2 min. lifti...

The state is having another day of free testing available to all. If you believe that you may have been in contact with ...
06/26/2020

The state is having another day of free testing available to all. If you believe that you may have been in contact with infected individuals or that you have questionable symptoms (or even if you are just anxious and could use the certainly) this is a resource for you!

COVID-19 has a disproportionate impact on Native communities. This Saturday, we are partnering with the Native American Community Clinic to offer free testing at Harding High School for the St. Paul Native community. No symptoms, insurance, or ID required. Details below ⬇️⬇️⬇️

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2929 S 4th Avenue, Ste 208
Minneapolis, MN
55408

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 7pm
Tuesday 10am - 7pm
Wednesday 10am - 7pm
Thursday 10am - 7pm
Friday 10am - 7pm

Telephone

+16123536907

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At Nicholas Zimet, L.Ac. Acupuncture we provide integrated health care to bring our patients optimal results. By treating each case for its individual and unique needs, we are able to achieve quick and significant results. Our services include traditional and modern styles of acupuncture, herbal medicine, cupping, nutrition and diet therapy, massage, and more. We believe that the future of health care is integrated medicine that is compassionate, effective, and informed by the best practices and scientific knowledge available. Being an acupuncturist with a background in science allows me a unique ability to provide this care and I take pride in our professional role in newly emerging health care models. Nicholas Zimet graduated Suma Cum Laude at the top of his class with a 3 years Masters Degree in Acupuncture and Oriental medicine. He is licensed by the board of medical practice and nationally certified by the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine. He is a faculty member at the Northwestern Health Sciences University where he teaches clinical medicine. He has a BA cm laude in Psychology and Biology and has worked in several research and medicine positions before entering work in traditional medicine.