Acupuncture is one of the oldest methods of treating health issues. It was first practiced in China more than 3000 years ago and continues to be a medical system very much in practice in the world today. Cindy E. Levitz, L.Ac. is here to help you! Cindy treats people, not just conditions. She takes the time to understand what you need and how you are experiencing your health problems.

Then she develops a treatment plan tailored to you personally, one that will help you feel better fast. Cindy will work together with you to find effective relief from a variety of health conditions.

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About Acupuncture

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According to Chinese Medical theory, human beings have a natural flow of energy, or Qi (pronounced "chee"), throughout the body. Good health of body and mind depends on the smooth flow of Qi circulating in energy pathways called meridians. Pain and disease occur when there is imbalance, deficiency or blockage of the energy.

About Cindy

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Cindy E. Levitz, L.Ac., Dipl OM, C.SMA has been in private practice in NYC since 1996. She specializes in treating all types of Acute and Chronic Pain, Stress and Anxiety Reduction and Women's Health Issues. Facial Rejuvenation Acupuncture is also a specialty. Years ago, Cindy developed a debilitating inner ear problem which caused severe dizziness.

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Acupuncture is effective, comfortable and non-invasive treatment for many different kinds of pain. When there is pain, there is no free flow. When there is free flow there is no pain. This is an axiom which describes the mechanism of pain as viewed in Chinese medicine and acupuncture. By releasing the blockages through acupuncture, the free flow of energy (Qi) is restored, blood flow is increased, muscles are relaxed and pain reduced or eliminated.As a practitioner, Cindy knows that your emotions can impact your physical health and that the reverse is also true.

Pain and Sports Injuries

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Acupuncture is effective, comfortable and non-invasive treatment for many different kinds of pain. When there is pain, there is no free flow. When there is free flow there is no pain. This is an axiom which describes the mechanism of pain as viewed in Chinese medicine and acupuncture. By releasing the blockages through acupuncture, the free flow of energy (Qi) is restored, blood flow is increased, muscles are relaxed and pain reduced or eliminated.In addition, studies have shown that acupuncture increases your body's production of endorphins, which are your system's natural pain killers.

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