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Acupuncture

Acupuncture is the insertion of thin, metal needles to stimulate specific points of the body that reach meridians. These stimulation points are called acupuncture points or acupoints. Traditional Chinese medicine holds that there are 365 commonly used acupuncture points on 20 meridians on the human body. Typically, it takes 15 to 30 minutes of manipulating the needles in these acupuncture point... Read More

Acupuncture is the insertion of thin, metal needles to stimulate specific points of the body that reach meridians. These stimulation points are called acupuncture points or acupoints. Traditional Chinese medicine holds that there are 365 commonly used acupuncture points on 20 meridians on the human body. Typically, it takes 15 to 30 minutes of manipulating the needles in these acupuncture points and 30 to 60 minutes of retaining the needles. By doing so, it regulates the flow of qi throughout the body and restore health to the mind and body, thus balancing the yin and yang. The insertions of needles are manipulated either by the hand or by electrical stimulation, called electroacupuncture.

Conditions Treated

Oriental medicine is a very comprehensive system of medicine. It works with your body to produce true healing instead of suppressing symptoms. A few of the conditions successfully treated by acupuncture and Oriental medicine are:

General:

Women’s issues, including painful periods, menopause, and other gynecological issues. These are treated without requiring uncomfortable examinations.
Chronic pain, especially joint and muscle pain, arthritis, as well as headaches and other discomforts.
Fatigue, including chronic fatigue syndrome, or a general feeling of being down.
Most conditions that respond to drug treatment, respond even better to acupuncture and Chinese herbs - without side effects. However, we insist on partnering with your doctor to determine a proper course of treatment. Some medications need special care and planning.
Most chronic conditions such as allergies, asthma, and more respond extremely well to acupuncture.

The World Health Organization recognizes that TCM treats these specific conditions:

Cardiovascular Disorders:
Angina
Hypertension

Dermatology (Skin Conditions):
Acne
Eczema
Psoriasis
Rosacea

Endocrine/Metabolism:
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Diabetes
Thyroid Conditions

Gastrointestinal/Digestion:
Acid Reflux/Heartburn
Constipation
Diarrhea
Indigestion
Irritable Bowel Syndrome

Gynecology:
Breech Positioning Of The Fetus
Female And Male Infertility
In Vitro Fertilization Support
Induction Of Labor
Irregular/Painful Menstruation
Menopause
Morning Sickness
PMS
Post-Partum Depression

Mental Health:
Mild to Moderate Anxiety
Mild to Moderate Depression
Insomnia/Sleep Disturbance
Stress

Musculoskeletal Pain:
Dental Pain
Joint/Limb Pain
Low Back Pain/Sciatica
Neck Pain
Osteoarthritis
Repetitive Stress Injuries
Rheumatoid Arthritis
Sports Injuries

Respiratory:
Allergic Rhinitis
Asthma
Bronchitis
Common Cold
Cough
Flu
Sinusitis

Neurological:
Bell’s Palsy
Headache/Migraines
Meniere’s Disease
Multiple Sclerosis
Post Stroke Paralysis
Shingles
Thoracic Outlet Syndrome
TMJ
Trigeminal Neuralgia

Uro-Genital:
Bed Wetting
Bladder Dysfunction
Incontinence

General Well Being

Natalie Marie Ramon R.TCMP, R.Ac

What sets Natalie Ramon apart from all other acupuncturists in Sudbury?…

Education & Experience.

She has graduated from a 5 yr college program focused on TCM and acupuncture versus a 3 year program, or more commonly, a 10 day course. She has also done advanced studies and an Internship in China. Natalie is celebrating her 15th year of owning her own business and practicing acupuncture and Chinese medicine.

Want to know more?

Prior to starting her journey in Chinese medicine Natalie completed a 4 year Bachelor of Sport and Physical Education (HONS) cum laude at Laurentian University. She then felt a desire to develop her healing skills and moved to British Columbia to embark upon her journey into TCM. At this time she was already a Reiki level 2 practitioner. Natalie completed her first two years of a 5 year Doctor of TCM program at the International College of TCM in Vancouver. She then transferred to Victoria where she completed the later 3 years at the Canadian College of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine. Natalie is a Registered TCM Practitioner in Ontario with the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners and Acupuncturists of Ontario (CTCMPAO).

In 2009 Natalie had the opportunity and pleasure of going to China to do advance TCM studies and a hospital internship at the Chengdu University of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Its affiliated hospital. While there she observed numerous cases at different stages of a disease and treatments, as the hospital had an inflow of 4000 outpatients per day, and 2000 inpatients. A large portion of the study revolved around the use of Chinese herbs. The hospital produced on average 10,000 prescriptions per day. In Chengdu she worked with modern medicine Doctors and Dr.s of TCM, and came to understand better how these practices compliment each other, and where one practice is stronger over the other.

Natalie strongly believes in TCM theories and in treating the mind, body and spirit together. Finding the root of each health concern and correcting it is an important part of alleviating branching symptoms. TCM can make sense of many complex diseases and discomforts, and often draws connections between symptoms, emotions and disorders.

During the pandemic, Natalie accessed a wonderful community of acupuncturists and TCM practitioners and was brought back to Qigong studies online. She wanted to deepen her practice in a more immersive way, and found White Tiger Qigong, which offered a blend of ancient traditional medical qigong exercises, with the understanding of them through a modern sports science framework. She travelled to Vietnam to study medical qigong in a 3 week intensive. With daily practice, she felt the connection between her energetic, physical, emotional and spiritual body and the changes to her overall health. She felt there were many tools in qigong that her Sudbury community could benefit from, and she looks forward to sharing these through Qigong workshops.

Natalie loves spending her free time with her husband, Steve, and children, Rosie, Sophia and Fraser. She is passionate about living an active life that adapts with the seasons. You can find her cross country skiing, skating, hiking, canoeing, and practicing qigong and yoga. She believes in balancing an external practice with an internal one of breath work and meditation. She is also energized by experiencing other cultures and landscapes through travelling the globe.

It is Natalie’s passion to share her knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine in the Greater Sudbury community and to help people on their healing journey.

What sets Natalie Ramon apart from all other acupuncturists in Sudbury?… Education & Experie... Read More

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