Welcome to Primordial Point Integrative Medicine
A private, one-person-at-a-time integrative medical practice with a blend of Classical Chinese Medicine, Psychotherapy, Motherwit and Energetic Medicine (homeopathy, and quantum mechanics).
As a Classical Chinese Medicine practice, we follow a Treatment Triangle which states that we:
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Treat where the issue is now - to shift current discomfort and stop its progression.
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Treat where it came from - to resolve it and prevent its reoccurrence.
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Treat where it would impact or move to if you did not intervene - because organs and tissues are already being taxed for their resources. This can create additional areas that need supportive treatment.
Dr. Felicia is an expert diagnostician known for finding the root source of conditions and tracking the manifestation of symptoms to the present moment.
TAXATION AND EXHAUSTION
Taxation refers to the daily overexertion, prolonged stress, or bad habits that drain your vital energy, exhaustion happens when this taxation depletes your body's reserves.
Enduring vacuity without recovery is called detriment, and extreme detriment without recovery is called taxation.
These three—vacuity, taxation, and detriment—occur in succession. In reference to the causes, there is not only one origin; even after it comes about, in most cases, the cause is vexation and taxation damaging qì.
Tiredness includes lack of physical and mental energy, poor motivation, excessive sleepiness, exhaustion, listlessness, feeling flat or a devastating inability to perform even the simplest of tasks.
In western medicine tiredness is often difficult to diagnose. Unless there is an underlying disease such as Fibromyalgia, Depression, underactive thyroid gland or low iron levels. Tiredness is often diagnosed as a Mood Disorder or as a psychological consequence.
In TCM, there are two main causes of tiredness: Either a person has a “deficiency condition” eg, Qi or Blood deficiency, or an “excess condition”. This “excess” may be due to an external pathogen (e.g. virus or a climatic factor such as “external dampness”) In practice, it’s usually a combination of both deficiency and excess.
Overwork, or working excessive hours, chronic fatigue, may deplete our fundamental energy. Poor diet, medication, poor sleep patterns and constitutional factors will all add to underlying triggers.
If you're experiencing persistent exhaustion that doesn't respond to conventional approaches, consider scheduling an appointment to determine your specific pattern and develop a targeted treatment protocol.
A CUSTOMIZED CHINESE MEDICINE ASSESSMENT
Herbal Medicine Consultation
Can I take Chinese herbs alongside my current medications?
Some herbs interact with medications, particularly blood thinners, blood pressure medications, and immunosuppressants. Always disclose your full medication list to your practitioner. A trained herbalist will select formulas that complement rather than conflict with your current treatment.
Frequently Asked Questions
“The acupuncture treatments have helped me begin to manage my chronic pain and stress levels. I highly recommend her services.”
- Kenneth V.
Contact us
Contact us today to schedule your acupuncture session and start your journey to better health.
1012 Market St. Suite 305
Fort Mill, SC 29708
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