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Mother Warming is a postpartum treatment that helps energize the new parent and facilitate recovery. Best of all, it can be done in the convenience of their own home! Mother Warming is a technique that utilizes Moxa (Ai Ye or Artemisia), which is an herb that can be used to warm and stimulate acupuncture points through […]

Many traditional cultures recognize the time period right after a birth as being an opportunity for new parents to rest and recuperate. In the Chinese tradition of Zuo Yue Zi (or “sitting the month”), for example; new mothers are expected to stay at home and rest for a full 30-40 days after their new arrival, […]

A chemical pregnancy is a very early miscarriage that occurs before 5 weeks of pregnancy.  It happens when the egg has been fertilized by the sperm and becomes an embryo, but the embryo never implants in the uterine lining, implants improperly, or arrests in development before any evidence of the pregnancy can be detected on […]

You are invited to Yinova Brooklyn’s Open House! We’re new in the neighborhood and would love to get to know you and show you our new home in Brooklyn Heights! Come on by for some light bites and fun activities. Whether you’re an existing patient who wants to see the new digs or are new […]

Yinova is an integrative wellness center acclaimed for its expertise in fertility and reproductive health. Offering acupuncture, Chinese medicine, and bodywork from the field’s leading practitioners, we work in partnership with patients to realize their full potential. We are growing rapidly and are looking for both great practitioners and front desk staff as we expand. […]

Even when you’ve meticulously planned your journey to pregnancy, arriving at your destination can catch you by surprise. Now that you’re expecting, what’s next? Nurturing a Healthy Pregnancy Birth is often likened to a marathon. It’s a big event with big demands on the body. A little training and prep work goes a long way. […]

Spring is here! I know, I know –  it’s still quite cold; winter seems to be overstaying its welcome.  But, despite the stubborn chill and lingering snow, we have officially crossed the threshold into spring!

If you’ve ever been to an acupuncturist, you’ve likely been quizzed extensively about the length, color, and consistency of your period. Why, you may wonder, are we so obsessed with your menstrual blood? Are we secretly vampires? Collecting research for Pantone’s color of the year? The truth is, while various consistencies and shades of red […]

Among the vast trove of remedies in the pharmacopoeia of traditional Chinese medicine, some of the most revered medicinals are not plants, but fungi.

“Maybe you’re just stressed.” Time and time again, seemingly no matter what is going on with your health, professionals and friends alike all seem to lean on stress being the factor for everything from lack of sleep to colds; shoulder tension to fertility.