AcuBoston

AcuBoston AcuBoston offers natural acupuncture and holistic care guided by traditional Eastern medicine in Dedham & Brookline.

We address the root of your concerns, supporting mind-body-spirit balance. Most insurance is accepted—check coverage on our website.

06/15/2026

Feeling anxious or overwhelmed?⁠

Try this simple acupressure technique ↓⁠

Start at your Adam’s apple, then slide your fingers to the side of your neck until you feel the large muscle.⁠

Gently massage that area in slow, circular motions.⁠

In Chinese medicine, this point is used to help calm the mind, regulate the nervous system, and bring your body out of “stress mode.”⁠

Do this for 1–2 minutes on each side while taking slow, deep breaths.⁠

You may start to feel your body relax and your mind quiet down.⁠

This is a great one to use:⁠
• during moments of anxiety⁠
• when you feel overwhelmed⁠
• before bed to help you unwind⁠

Save this for later — your nervous system will thank you.⁠



Educational content only — not medical advice.

06/15/2026

Feeling stressed or like your emotions are building up?⁠

Mint can be a simple, natural way to relieve that pressure.⁠

Try it as a tea — it helps calm the body and gently release tension, like a cork about to pop.⁠

06/11/2026

Constant charley horses? (Sudden, involuntary, and often painful muscle spasm or cramp, typically in the legs, that lasts from several seconds to minutes)⁠

Try this formula 👆⁠

06/08/2026

Upset stomach?⁠

Try a simple bowl of oatmeal with dates.⁠

Dates are known to help soothe digestion, support hydration, and gently settle the stomach.⁠

06/04/2026

“Let food be your medicine.”⁠

Goji berries support women’s health by nourishing the blood and supporting the liver and kidneys.⁠

Simple habits & powerful results.⁠

06/01/2026

Feeling stressed?⁠

Your body is like a low battery smoke detector — it keeps beeping when it needs attention.⁠

That’s your signal to slow down and recharge.⁠

Try this acupressure point to help calm your system and reset 👇⁠

05/28/2026

Part 3 of asking our acupuncturists their favorite tools in the clinic ↓⁠

Dr. Sam’s pick: Gua Sha Spoon⁠

One of his go-to tools for breaking up muscle stagnation, improving circulation, and relieving tension — especially in the shoulders and throughout the body.⁠

Stay tuned for more 👀⁠

05/25/2026

Feeling overheated, or like your body won’t calm down?⁠

Try this simple acupressure reset ↓⁠

Place your fingers on the inside of your elbow (right in the crease) and apply gentle pressure while breathing slowly.⁠

This point is commonly used in Chinese medicine to help clear heat, regulate body temperature, and support your nervous system.⁠

Do this for 1–2 minutes on each side. You might notice a slight warmth or tingling — that’s normal and a sign of increased circulation.⁠

This is a great one to use:⁠
• after a workout⁠
• when you’re feeling overheated⁠
• during moments of stress or irritability⁠

Save this for later and try it next time your body feels “off.”⁠



Educational content only — not medical advice.

05/22/2026

High blood pressure?⁠

Struggling with sleep or going through menopause or perimenopause!⁠

Your body may have too much rising energy.⁠

To help bring that energy back down, try these acupressure points 👆⁠

05/20/2026

Neck tension?⁠ Here's a tip from licensed acupuncturist Dr. Sam Watts!⁠

Try this acupressure point in your hand 👆⁠

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16 Milton Street
Dedham, MA
02026

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