The Point Acupuncture & Holistic Health

01/01/2026

This is a good illustration of the power of an acupuncture point, with acupuncture and moxibustion over time. Lower cholesterol and Uric Acid, less knee pain, better sleep and digestion. Quick read too!

Six months of acupuncture combined with moxibustion at a single acupoint—Zusanli (ST36)—produced clinically relevant improvements in lipid metabolism and

11/23/2025

One great side effect of acupuncture is that while we work on the predominant issue, other smaller issues can get better too. This medicine benefits the whole person.

08/16/2025

02/14/2024

Love is in the air and I love helping people like you every day. Spread the love and refer me to a friend or family member looking for relief.

02/14/2024

Love is in the air! I love helping people like you every day. Spread the love and refer me to a friend or family member looking for relief.

09/20/2023

One of my amazing patients made a gluten free lasagna just for me!!! I love my patients!!

05/20/2023

Boost Bone density! Read my blog post to learn about research done for patients with osteopenia and osteoporosis and acupuncture.
https://www.thepointholistichealth.com/single-post/boost-bone-density

09/05/2021

I’m very happy to announce that I have moved my practice to The Serenity Center and Community Space in Oviedo!! I am now located at 2040 Winter Springs Blvd. I will be taking patients this week.

10/12/2019

I treat Veterans in my practice and acupuncture helps them in so many ways!

SAN ANTONIO – The Department of Veterans Affairs is embracing a new kind of health care. For some veterans, acupuncture and tai chi are even replacing painkillers. The Trouble Shooters were granted exclusive access into the new Whole Health program. San Antonio is one of its flagship sites, an...

06/25/2019

Acupuncture is found to be an effective treatment in many cases for chronic headaches. Here is a short article from Duke University regarding studies done in acupuncture treatment results for headaches.

By Duke Medicine News and Communications Acupuncture is more effective than medication in reducing the severity and frequency of chronic headaches, according to a new analysis conducted by Duke University Medical Center researchers. The National Institutes of Health recommended acupuncture as a viab...