Moy Acupuncture & Wellness

09/19/2026

Come visit at 5 Park St for shopping therapy and free quick short acupuncture session by a licensed acupuncturist!

09/03/2026

Tea drinking has been a lifestyle habit for many people in many cultures and we are slowly trending into that weather where we cozy up with a nice cup of tea!

Check out this article on tea drinking and health!

Dou QP. Tea in Health and Disease. Nutrients. 2019 Apr 25;11(4):929. doi: 10.3390/nu11040929. PMID: 31027187; PMCID: PMC6520965.

Do you have a favorite tea shop? Share in the comments !

Main Street Gift & Cafe

08/21/2026

Honey season and fall is coming and stock up on nature's throat coating yummy syrup.

08/19/2026

Article by National Geographic

For years, acupuncture has faced skepticism. Now, new research suggests it doesn’t just distract pain—it may actually change how the body processes it. Here’s what scientists are uncovering.

08/17/2026

Summer Is Ending — How Can We Prepare for Fall?

As the beautiful, long days of summer begin to fade, New England welcomes cooler weather, colorful foliage, warm tea, and pumpkin season. As the seasons change, our daily routines and bodies adjust as well.

So, where does acupuncture fit in?
Research continues to explore the relationship between acupuncture and the immune system. A 2023 review published in Frontiers in Immunology [Wang M, Liu W, Ge J, Liu S. The immunomodulatory mechanisms for acupuncture practice. Front Immunol. 2023 Apr 6;14:1147718. doi: 10.3389/fimmu.2023.1147718. PMID: 37090714; PMCID: PMC10117649.] examined how acupuncture may influence immune regulation, including interactions involving the nervous and immune systems. While research continues to develop, these findings offer an interesting look at acupuncture beyond what many people simply think of as “needles.”

At Moy Acupuncture & Wellness, we take an individualized approach to seasonal wellness and acupuncture care for both adults and younger patients when appropriate.

As we transition from summer into fall and back to school , it can be a good time to pay attention to rest, nutrition, movement, stress, and the everyday habits that support your overall wellbeing.

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08/11/2026

Chinese medicine working with Western Medicine on Parkinson’s case. How amazing it is to help this person!

Students recently proved that, despite being one of the longest documented conditions—dating back to Homer’s “The Odyssey” and beyond—treating Parkinson’s disease requires a team.

The Interprofessional Healthcare Forum’s (IPHF) recent presentation featured physician assistant studies, pharmacy, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine students as they described their roles on collaborative care teams for patients with Parkinson’s.

From diagnosis to medication therapy, strength building, mindfulness, and complementary therapies, read about the interprofessional event at MCPHS News: https://bit.ly/4c0SKyX

08/09/2026

53 Merriam Ave Suite 5 Leominster Ma 01453
Behind the post office!🏤

08/09/2026

We are located behind the post office

08/08/2026

Is Acupuncture Really Just Needles?

When most people hear “acupuncture,” they immediately think of needles. While fine, sterile needles are an important part of acupuncture, there is much more behind the practice than simply inserting needles.

Acupuncture can be practiced using different styles, theories, and techniques. A practitioner’s education, training, clinical experience, and approach to care can influence how treatment is provided.

Read more about this on our website...

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