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Skilled acupuncturists trained in Chinese and Japanese acupuncture styles located in Watertown, MA at 200 Dexter ave offering safe, personal, effective treatments for patients of all ages.

☀️ Stay Cool This Summer with AcupunctureIn Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), summer is connected to the Fire element,...
07/06/2026

☀️ Stay Cool This Summer with Acupuncture

In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), summer is connected to the Fire element, which governs the Heart. While it’s a season of energy and growth, too much heat can leave you feeling restless, anxious, overheated, or burned out.

Acupuncture helps restore balance by clearing excess heat, calming the mind, supporting circulation, and promoting overall well-being.

✨ Some of our favorite summer acupuncture points include:
❤️ Heart 7 – calms the mind and improves sleep.
💚 Pericardium 6 – eases stress, nausea, and supports emotional balance.
💙 Kidney 6 – nourishes the body’s cooling Yin energy.
💛 Large Intestine 11 – helps reduce heat, inflammation, and skin flare-ups.
🧡 Du 14 – clears excess heat and supports immunity.
💜 San Jiao 5 – relieves heat-related headaches and helps regulate body temperature.

Stay balanced, refreshed, and enjoy everything summer has to offer! ☀️🌿

200 Dexter ave in Watertown

💚 Get your acupuncture on!
📲 (617) 294 9537
📩 [email protected]
www.acuspotacupuncture.com

🇺🇸 Happy 4th of July! ❤️🤍💙Wishing you a joyful Independence Day filled with peace, laughter, and meaningful moments with...
07/04/2026

🇺🇸 Happy 4th of July! ❤️🤍💙

Wishing you a joyful Independence Day filled with peace, laughter, and meaningful moments with the people you love.

May this holiday bring you renewed energy, good health, and time to slow down, recharge, and appreciate life’s simple blessings.

Thank you for trusting us to be part of your wellness journey. We wish you a safe, happy, and relaxing holiday!

Happy Independence Day! 🎆
💚 Get your acupuncture on!
📲 (617) 294 9537
📩 [email protected]
www.acuspotacupuncture.com

07/02/2026

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06/29/2026

Ever wonder what those cupping marks really mean?
Cupping marks aren’t simply bruises—they’re a response to the suction created during treatment. The color and how long they last can reflect factors such as local circulation, tissue tension, and the condition of the underlying muscles and connective tissue.
Darker marks may appear in areas with greater muscle tightness or reduced circulation, while lighter marks often fade more quickly. These observations can help guide treatment by highlighting areas that may need additional attention.
Remember, every body responds differently, and the marks are temporary. The goal of cupping isn’t the marks themselves—it’s to help relieve tension, improve circulation, and support your body’s natural healing process.

200 Dexter ave in Watertown

💚 Get your acupuncture on!
📲 (617) 294 9537
📩 [email protected]
www.acuspotacupuncture.com

Benefits:✅Supports energy flow throughout the body✅Helps balance and harmonize chakras✅May reduce stress and emotional b...
06/24/2026

Benefits:
✅Supports energy flow throughout the body
✅Helps balance and harmonize chakras
✅May reduce stress and emotional blockages
✅Encourages mental clarity and focus
✅Promotes relaxation and inner peace
✅Supports physical, emotional, and spiritual wellness

💚 Get your acupuncture on!
📲 (617) 294 9537
📩 [email protected]
www.acuspotacupuncture.com


Enhances self-awareness and mindfulness Helps restore overall energetic balance
ChakraHealing EnergyHealing MeridianTherapy HolisticHealth SpiritualWellness

🌿 Things Your Acupuncturist Wishes You’d Stop Doing! 🌿😅 Be honest… how many of these are you guilty of?🥤 Drinking iced d...
06/16/2026

🌿 Things Your Acupuncturist Wishes You’d Stop Doing! 🌿

😅 Be honest… how many of these are you guilty of?

🥤 Drinking iced drinks and cold smoothies
In Traditional Chinese Medicine, too much cold can weaken digestion and leave you feeling bloated, sluggish, and tired.

🌙 Staying up past 11 PM
Your body does some of its most important restorative work while you sleep. The timing of sleep matters, too!

🥗 Eating cold salads every day
Warm, cooked foods are often easier to digest and can help reduce bloating.

🦶 Walking barefoot on cold floors
The Kidney meridian begins on the sole of the foot. Keeping your feet warm is a classic TCM recommendation.

💦 Going to bed or outside with wet hair
One of the oldest pieces of Chinese medicine advice: avoid exposing your body to cold and dampness.

🏃‍♀️ Overexercising and undereating while trying to conceive
Your body needs enough nourishment and energy to support healthy hormones and fertility.

👇 Which one are you guilty of? Tell me in the comments!

✨ And if you’re an acupuncturist, what would you add to this list?

💚 Get your acupuncture on!
📲 (617) 294 9537
📩 [email protected]
www.acuspotacupuncture.com

✨ Benefits of LI-11 (Large Intestine 11) Acupressure Point 🌟Helps reduce body heat and inflammation🌟Supports relief from...
05/30/2026

✨ Benefits of LI-11 (Large Intestine 11) Acupressure Point

🌟Helps reduce body heat and inflammation
🌟Supports relief from fever and sore throat
🌟May help with digestive discomfort, including diarrhea and vomiting
🌟May support relief from food sensitivities and stomach discomfort
🌟Can help ease elbow pain and arm tension
🌟Supports liver and gallbladder balance
🌟May help calm excess “stomach fire” according to Traditional Chinese Medicine
🌟Supports detoxification and immune health

⚠️ Acupressure is a supportive wellness practice and is not a substitute for professional medical care.

💚 Experience the benefits of acupuncture and holistic wellness!

📲 (617) 294-9537
📩 [email protected]
🌐 www.acuspotacupuncture.com

Shen is one of the vital treasures in Chinese Medicine, alongside Qi (our life force energy), Blood, and Jing (our deepe...
05/21/2026

Shen is one of the vital treasures in Chinese Medicine, alongside Qi (our life force energy), Blood, and Jing (our deepest essence — often compared to our inherited vitality).

Shen is often translated as Spirit — but not in the sense of belief or religion. Shen reflects our consciousness, emotions, thoughts, creativity, and inner presence. It governs our mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being.

Spirit is the spark that connects us to both the seen and unseen parts of life.

According to Chinese Medicine, every organ carries its own Spirit, each contributing to who we are — our emotions, personality, resilience, and vitality. These aspects continuously move and interact within us, creating balance or imbalance.

When we nourish the body, we nourish the Spirit.

Stress, poor habits, exhaustion, inadequate nourishment, and overwhelming emotions can weaken Shen over time. When Shen becomes disturbed, it may appear as anxiety, insomnia, restlessness, forgetfulness, scattered thinking, dull eyes, emotional imbalance, or feeling disconnected from yourself.

Practices like meditation, Tai Chi, Qi Gong, movement, proper nourishment, acupuncture, herbs, and intentional rest are believed to help strengthen Shen and restore harmony.

When we care deeply for our physical health, emotional balance, and inner life, our Spirit has space to thrive.

Because true wellness is never only physical — it is mind, body, and Spirit working together.
💚 Get your acupuncture on!
📲 (617) 294 9537
📩 [email protected]
www.acuspotacupuncture.com


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200 Dexter Avenue Suite 236
Watertown, MA
02472

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Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 7pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm

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