Davin Ramlogan LAc.

  • Acupuncture works to create a state of harmony and balance in the body in order to encourage the body’s natural healing processes. Located in Midtown and at Alban Acupuncture

  • Chinese Medicine uses herbal formulas to address the root cause of imbalance while supporting the body’s natural healing processes. A custom herbal formula can be tailored to your specific needs—whether it is stress, digestion, sleep, immunity, hormonal balance or chronic pain.

  • Cupping therapy can be used for a variety of ailments, especially musculoskeletal pain.

  • Internal imbalances in our body can manifest on the face. Facial acupuncture is rooted in traditional acupuncture allowing to not only improve circulation to the face, but to create a state of harmony in our bodies.

  • Similar to cupping, Gua Sha can be used for musculoskeletal pain. Applied gently on the face, it can also be used in conjunction with facial acupuncture

  • Experience acupuncture at an affordable cost in a community setting at Brooklyn Acupuncture Project.

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