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ACUPUNCTURE | HTM SINGAPORE
Acupuncture is not painful; it triggers subtle neurological and microvascular responses indicating channel activation.
What is Acupuncture?
Acupuncture is the therapeutic insertion of ultra-fine, sterile filiform needles into specific acupoints along the body’s meridian pathways.
In TCM, health depends on the smooth flow of Qi (vital energy) and Blood. Pain or dysfunction arises when channels are obstructed. Acupuncture restores meridian flow, balances Yin and Yang, and resolves deep-seated stagnation.
Key Benefits
1. Helps alleviate acute and chronic physical discomfort by encouraging natural endorphin release.
2. Promotes nervous system calming, shifting the body toward parasympathetic recovery.
3. Enhances localized microcirculation and tissue oxygenation.
4. Supports organ function and reproductive cycle regulation.
1. Back pain, sciatica, neck tension, and joint stiffness
2. Tension headaches, migraines, and facial tightness
3. Insomnia, chronic anxiety, and executive burnout
4. Menstrual cramps, cycle irregularities, and fertility prep
5. Digestive disorders like bloating, IBS, and reflux
Testimonials
At HTM, we pair classical point selection with modern neuro-anatomical understanding to provide gentle, precise, and drug-free relief for pain, stress, and internal disharmony.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Does acupuncture hurt?
No. Needles are hair-thin; you may only feel a tiny pinch followed by a mild, dull ache (De Qi).
2. Are the needles safe and sterile?
Yes, we strictly use single-use, disposable sterile needles.
3. How many sessions will I need?
Acute conditions often improve in 2–4 sessions, while chronic issues may require an initial 6–8 session plan.
4. Can I combine it with other treatments?
Yes, it pairs exceptionally well with Osteopathy and Cupping.
5. Can I exercise right after acupuncture?
Light walking is fine, but avoid high-intensity workouts immediately following a session.
6. Are there any side effects?
Minor temporary bruising or a light relaxed feeling are the most common responses.
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