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Have you heard of Asian Natural Healing and Massage in Fountain Hills? Ms. Sue Jiang is a traditional Chinese therapist and the owner.

Sue not only offers different levels of massage, she performs traditional Chinese therapy. This method relieves the body of stress and chronic muscle tension and opens energy blockages in the body. Sue also works on chronic issues such as swollen joints, sciatica, back pain and many other area health issues.

The Chinese turn to medicinal herbs and healing foods first for their issues. Sue also practices moxabustion which you can learn about on the Internet. In traditional Chinese medicine, moxa is used to treat and prevent pain, discomfort and disease by expelling stagnancy and cold, thus warming the meridians, strengthening the blood and stimulating the flow of Qi.

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Have you heard of Asian Natural Healing and Massage in Fountain Hills? Ms. Sue Jiang is a traditional Chinese therapist and the owner.

Sue not only offers different levels of massage, she performs traditional Chinese therapy. This method relieves the body of stress and chronic muscle tension and opens energy blockages in the body. Sue also works on chronic issues such as swollen joints, sciatica, back pain and many other area health issues.

The Chinese turn to medicinal herbs and healing foods first for their issues. Sue also practices moxabustion which you can learn about on the Internet. In traditional Chinese medicine, moxa is used to treat and prevent pain, discomfort and disease by expelling stagnancy and cold, thus warming the meridians, strengthening the blood and stimulating the flow of Qi.

Moxa isn’t for everyone and Sue will let you know. She is highly knowledgeable in the Chinese way and can help heal in different ways.

Sue can be reached at 480-626-3636.

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