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Chinese Acupuncture in Tel Aviv

Chinese acupuncture is a natural treatment in which ultra-fine, sterile, single-use needles are placed at precise points along the meridians to improve blood flow, ease pain and bring the body back into balance. With Yotam Sraya in Midtown Tel Aviv, every session starts with a full Chinese-medicine diagnosis – questions, pulse, tongue and abdominal palpation – and is tailored to you.

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Chinese Acupuncture in Tel Aviv

What can acupuncture help with?

  • Muscle and joint pain – back, neck, shoulders, knees
  • Digestive issues – bloating, reflux, constipation
  • Breathing issues – asthma and allergies
  • Period pain and hormonal imbalance
  • Stress, anxiety and sleep problems

How does acupuncture work?

Chinese medicine maps the body into channels – meridians – each linked to an internal organ. Palpating these channels shows what is out of balance. Points are then chosen from the diagnosis: nourish where something is lacking, disperse where there is excess or stagnation. As circulation along the channel improves, so does the organ's function.

Treating the root, not only the symptom

Instead of taking a pill every time your head, stomach or back hurts, the question is why it hurts. That is why treatment also looks at habits – posture, food, sleep – with simple tools for change, so that the improvement lasts.

What does a session look like?

Diagnosis

Questions, pulse, tongue and abdominal palpation.

Treatment

The whole session lasts about an hour – resting with the needles in a quiet room, plus complementary tools as needed.

Follow-up

Advice on food, movement and sleep, and a personal treatment plan.

Yotam explains

Yotam explains

Does acupuncture hurt?

Does acupuncture hurt?

Why fear of needles comes from blood tests – and why it doesn't apply to acupuncture.

Back pain – without surgery

Back pain – without surgery

Why an MRI doesn't tell the whole story, and how acupuncture treats back pain.

Period pain shouldn't hurt

Period pain shouldn't hurt

Yotam's statement: there is a natural treatment for period pain – it isn't "normal".

From patients

★★★★★

Yotam is simply amazing. Calm and serene, endless professionalism and incredible knowledge. I came to him after a long period of back pain from sitting too much and, like a magician, he released all the pain and stiffness. Warmly recommended – you'll leave with a healthier body and peace of mind.

SSapir G.Back pain
★★★★★

The only one who truly helped me with two problems I couldn't solve for a long time. I didn't believe he could help because I'd tried everything, but I'm the happiest person in the world that I came to him. He helped me wonderfully – and he's also an amazing person to talk to about anything.

TTamarSleep & menstrual issues
FAQ

Questions about Chinese Acupuncture

Does acupuncture hurt?

It shouldn't. The needles are as fine as a hair – far thinner than a blood-test needle – and are inserted superficially. Most people feel at most a tiny pinch or a pleasant heaviness, and many fall asleep during the session.

How many sessions will I need?

Chinese medicine is a process. Yotam recommends a minimum of five sessions, then you review progress together – range of motion, sleep quality, pain level – and decide whether to continue weekly, space sessions out, or finish.

Are the needles sterile?

Yes. Only sterile, single-use needles are used.

Ready to feel better?

Message Yotam now – he answers personally, usually the same day. A short question, no commitment.

The clinics
Midtown Tel Aviv
150 Menachem Begin Rd., Midtown complex, Tel Aviv
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Givatayim border
5 Ma'avar Yabok St., Tel Aviv (Givatayim border)
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By appointment · Sun–Thu
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