Your medical needs

Emotional

Well Being

Depression and anxiety are often due to the impact of inflammation, nutritional factors, or unrelenting stress.

Acupuncture has been proven to affect the central nervous system, to stimulate the parasympathetic nervous system that gets you out of "fight or flight" mode.

It reduces inflammation and cortisol levels.

All of this makes acupuncture incredibly effective at treating anxiety and depression.

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Women's Health

& Fertility

While modern medicine often limits women's health management to 

contraceptive pills & pap smears, Chinese medicine has thousands of years' history of balancing cycles, and addressing the complexity that makes up the complete picture of health for women through every stage of life.

At taproot, we help women of all ages to naturally balance hormones and feel their best.

Pain

Management

Our Sierra Madre based acupuncture solutions can offer the very needed relief from the grip of chronic pain  - and fast.  With acute pain, patients usually feel better almost immediately.  With a holistic, consistent and well-followed plan of therapy,  the source of the pain can be addressed, adjusted,  & repaired., which leads to long-term relief,  without drugs or side effects!

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Eye 

Health

Our integrative medicine approach addresses your unique needs. At taproot, we target the underlying conditions associated with your eye disease through a combination of science-based, research-backed Chinese & Western medicine protocols.

We can accompany you in the management of degenerative eye conditions, or work with acupuncture, nutrition & herbs to improve vision and eye comfort.

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Digestive

Health

We believe that digestion is the key of overall health. Our gut is often called the

second brain.

With a combination of acupuncture, herbs,

dietary council, & chosen supplements,

we provide a targeted plan to address root causes

of imbalances in the

digestive tract.

This approach encourages healing and maintaining a healthy gut environment.

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