I practice Chinese Medicine with an emphasis in Contemporary Asian Medicine® Allyson Lange-Sost, L.Ac., Dipl.Ac., BMPT II Contemporary Asian Medicine® NCCAOM Nationally Board Certified Acupuncturist National Diplomate in Acupuncture Licensed in Florida & Georgia Certified Biomagnetic Pairing Therapist, Level II Certified Shen-Hammer Pulse and CDM/COM Instructor Over 29 years of experience in healthcare in both...
Your First Visit: What to Expect… Your first visit will probably last 1½ hours. This initial appointment is dedicated to a comprehensive intake and examination. I ask a lot of questions. This is because so often-most of the time-symptoms arise for multiple reasons. There are often many causes for one symptom and many symptoms from...
Asian Medicine is concerned with balance, circulation and movement, relationships, and quantity of energy. What is Pulse Diagnosis This specialized, evolving form of pulse taking and a sophisticated means of understanding the person as a whole and of detecting deviations from health. This particular methodology takes years of instruction and hands on practice to learn...
Asian Medicine is concerned with balance, circulation and movement, relationships, and quantity of energy. Asian Medicine is not magic. Nor is it new, voodoo, or unproven. It is, in fact, one of the oldest healing practices in use today, and has been utilized by millions of people all over the world for thousands of years!...
I have experience and success in treating the following conditions: Acupuncture and Asian Medicine help the body recover and restore organ system function, allowing for optimal health and well being. Biomagnetic Pairing Therapy is an effective option for identifying and clearing both acute and chronic pathogenic organisms that cause or contribute to symptoms and diseases....
Prevention is an important aspect of caring for your health. So often people are curious about what I do and tell me they would love to give acupuncture a try but hesitate because ‘there’s nothing wrong with them’ or they ‘don’t like needles’. First of all, needling is only one modality that I use when...