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WINTER | SPRING 2025

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Learn about the WAC’s fitness, recovery and lifestyle services and programs. 54 WAC Magazine | wac.net WELLNESS Nutrition, fitness, recovery, lifestyle Programs 206.839.4780 | wac.net/wellness energy, and improve various body functions. Chinese herbs offer an alternative approach to traditional Western medicine and focus on restoring harmony within the body. Cupping Cupping is a traditional Chinese medicine technique that uses warmed glass jars to create vacuum-like suction on specific points of the body. This allows blood flow under the cup to the targeted area. Cupping is often used to alleviate pain, reduce stress, and support recovery from respiratory issues or muscular tension. The treatment may leave temporary marks or circular bruises on the skin, which typically fade in a few days. Thirty- and 45-minute appointments available. Moxibustion Moxibustion is a traditional Chinese medicine technique that involves burning dried mugwort, known as "moxa," near or on specific acupuncture points of the body to stimulate the body's energy flow, also know as "qi". This can be done directly on the body or near the body as an alternative needle-free treatment that contributes to pain management. Tui Na Tui Na is a traditional Chinese therapeutic massage technique that combines acupressure, stretching, and various hand movements to stimulate the flow of qi and promote healing. Tui Na focuses on addressing specific health issues, such as musculoskeletal pain, joint problems, and even certain internal conditions. It's often used alongside other Chinese medicine practices, like acupuncture and herbal therapy. PHYSICAL THERAPY IRG Physical Therapy Receive treatment and rehabilitation from IRG Physical & Hand Therapy. Providers see one patient per hour. Monday– Friday by appointment. BODY TREATMENTS Cryotherapy Experience a new degree of recovery with cryotherapy, which works by cooling your Appointments are recommended for all Wellness services. Cancellations must be received one full business day ahead of time to avoid charge. WAC practitioners accept most forms of insurance. Contact your provider to confirm. ACUPUNCTURE & EASTERN MEDICINE New! Dr. Rae Wang joins the WAC as Acupuncturist and Eastern Medicine Practitioner. Dr. Wang's services are available 9 am–12 pm on Tuesdays. First-time clients receive a complimentary consultation (15 minutes). Standard service costs are $185 (initial visit, 60 minutes) and $145 (follow-up visits, 45 minutes). Dr. Wang provides bill statements so you can work directly with your insurance company. Acupuncture Acupuncture uses fine stainless- steel needles to stimulate key areas of the body in the treatment of various health conditions and the creation of overall wellness. Originating from traditional Chinese medicine, acupuncture has been used for over 2,500 years. Chinese Medicine & Herbs Chinese herbs are natural plant-based ingredients used in traditional Chinese medicine to support wellness and balance in the body. Over thousands of years of practice, these herbs have been carefully selected to promote healing, enhance E M I L I O H U E R TA S Acupuncturist and Eastern Medicine Practitioner Dr. Rae Wang joins the WAC Wellness Center team.

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