Lee Acupuncture Inc.

11/22/2025

11/21/2025

Tell me what you want next!!
I am listening.

11/21/2025

Share with someone suffering from skin problems now.
Drop a “MORE” in the comments and we’ll get you scheduled.

2 Powerful Acupressure Points to Reset & Recharge
Struggling with hormonal imbalances, fatigue, or tension? Try these ancient points to support natural healing:

Sì Mǎ Zhōng (Master Tung Point)
Location: Where your middle finger touches the lateral side of your thigh (next to GB31) when standing naturally.
Use your thumb to massage firmly for 1–2 minutes. Great for regulating reproductive function and easing lower body tension.

Qūchí (LI11)
Location: At the end of your elbow crease when flexed.
Apply pressure or massage for 1 minute, 3x per day. Known to clear heat, reduce inflammation, and support hormonal balance.

Your body was designed to heal. Sometimes it just needs the right nudge.

11/21/2025

Comment “BOUNDARY” for my Energy-Protection Guide.

Weak boundaries? Say yes when you don’t want to? Absorb everyone’s stress?
You’re not alone — and you can change that.

PC6 (Neiguan — Inner Pass) protects your Heart energy.
SJ5 (Waiguan — Outer Pass) shields your outer boundary.
Hold both points, breathe in and out, and move your wrist gently.
This simple TCM technique helps you stay centered and stop taking on what isn’t yours.

You deserve strong boundaries.

11/20/2025

Comment "ENDO: and I’ll send you my natural endometriosis relief guide.

One condition I have been deeply obsessed with—and honestly frustrated by—is endometriosis.
The amount of misinformation, dismissal, and misunderstanding around this disease makes me sick.
Too many women are told their pain is “normal,” “in their head,” or “just part of being a woman.”
It’s not.
Endometriosis deserves real answers, real research, and real support.
And women deserve to be believed, validated, and guided with clarity.

If you’ve been struggling with symptoms that don’t make sense… you’re not alone, and it’s not your fault.

11/20/2025

Congrats!! We are Mama Maker! Schedule your appointment today.

11/20/2025

Comment "DAMP" and I’ll send you a herbal and lifestyle guide for clearing the phlegm.

Something stuck in your throat—even when you’re not sick?
In Chinese medicine, that’s a sign of phlegm from dampness caused by weak digestion

11/19/2025

Comment “RING” if you want my favorite acupuncture ring info!

Want to give your whole body a mini massage in just ONE minute?

This simple 5-finger acupressure routine using an acupressure ring boosts circulation, balances your organs, and supports emotional health. In Chinese medicine, each finger is connected to a different system:

👍 Thumb — Lungs + Heart (stress, immunity, breathing)
☝️ Index Finger — Digestion + Gut health (bloating, constipation, cravings)
🖕 Middle Finger — Circulation + Emotional balance (irritability, blood flow)
💍 Ring Finger — Mood, lymphatic flow, neck + shoulder tension
🤏 Pinky — Back pain, Kidneys, urinary health, metabolism + weight support

How to do it:
Use your opposite hand to rub, tap, or “scrape” the sides of each finger — or glide an acupressure ring up and down for deeper stimulation.

Just 1 minute a day can help:
✔ Boost energy
✔ Calm your nervous system
✔ Reduce stress + worry
✔ Support circulation + lymphatic flow
✔ Improve digestion
✔ Strengthen kidney + adrenal function

Your body will feel the difference.

11/19/2025

Comment "EYE" to get my under eye acupressure guide!

Most dark circles aren’t just from “not sleeping.”

They’re often signs of deeper patterns, thin under-eye skin, chronic allergies, sluggish lymphatic drainage, nutrient deficiencies, hormonal shifts, or even genetics.

In TCM, dark circles commonly reflect Kidney Qi depletion, chronic stress, and impaired fluid metabolism.

What actually helps:

- Support lymphatic flow through gentle massage, hydration, and movement
- Treat chronic allergies to reduce venous pooling
- Optimize iron, B12, folate, and essential nutrients
- Balance hormones and support adrenal health through restorative routines
- Reduce salt intake to prevent fluid retention
- Strengthen Kidney Qi with adequate rest, warm meals, herbal support (when appropriate), and stress reduction
- Improve sleep quality not just sleep hours

11/19/2025

Can't wait to meet all of you tomorrow!!

11/18/2025

What other body odors do you notice? 🤔

7 Surprising Body Odors You Shouldn’t Ignore
(Dr. Lee’s Integrative Medicine Perspective)

These specific odors can offer valuable clues about your metabolic, hormonal, and organ imbalances through both a Western and Traditional Chinese Medicine lens.

1. Sweet, “maple syrup” scent
This may appear when the body struggles to break down protein efficiently, sometimes signaling underlying metabolic concerns.
👉 TCM insight: Often associated with Spleen Qi deficiency, leading to dampness and incomplete digestion.

2. Ammonia-like or “cat urine” sweat
Common during intense stress, dehydration, or increased protein breakdown, and may indicate kidney strain.
👉 TCM insight: Frequently linked to Kidney Yin deficiency or overexertion.

3. Metallic or blood-like breath
May be related to gum bleeding, anemia, or heightened stress responses.
👉 TCM insight: Typically tied to Liver and Heart Heat or blood stasis.

4. Musty, “old cigar box” body odor
Often connected to sluggish liver detoxification or congestion in detox pathways.
👉 TCM insight: Suggests Liver Qi stagnation combined with Damp Heat.

5. Vinegar-like scalp odor
May show up with hormonal imbalances, chronic stress, or yeast overgrowth.
👉 TCM insight: Points to an imbalance between the Liver and Spleen.

6. Bleach or chemical-smelling sweat
Common in dehydration, high chloride loss, or reactions to certain medications and supplements.
👉 TCM insight: Reflects fluid deficiency combined with internal Heat.

7. Fishy odor (beyond BV)
Can also stem from nutritional deficiencies such as low B2, gut dysbiosis, or chronic stress patterns.
👉 TCM insight: Typically indicates Damp Heat in the lower burner.

11/18/2025

Acupuncture Works!