Evolutionary Acupuncture: Nemesia Sorcar, L.Ac

Moxa over sliced onion for recalcitrant shoulder pain. Assisting tai yang to open the muscle layer and embrace the exterior.

Over the last three decades, I have helped thousands of women find peace and balance in their bodies and transform their lives by learning to come home to themselves.

The Yin Qi Gong program is my gift to you– an opportunity to put the depth of this experience into a tangible, transformative daily practice. I hope you will join me in Yin Qi Gong.

https://yinqigong.com/yin-qi-gong-course/

Acupuncture provides a safe and effective treatment for seasonal allergies.

https://www.healthcmi.com/Acupuncture-Continuing-Education-News/1988-acupuncture-beats-drugs-for-allergic-rhinitis-relief

To schedule your first visit and releive your seasonal allergies, once and for all, click the link below:

https://evolutionaryacupuncture.as.me/schedule.php

For the month of February, I will be offering $20 off Initial Acupuncture sessions!
To redeem this enter the promo code SELFLOVE when purchasing your initial session through my website:

https://evolutionaryacupuncture.as.me/schedule.php

Now is a wonderful time to invest in your health!

Wild harvested Mimosa Tincture, $25/bottle

If you are looking for a last minute holiday gift, I have some tinctures for sell:

Passion Potion-an aphrodisiac tincture with deer antler, that is a fun way to ignite passion and sensuality

Flow Formula-a Chinese herbal formula for helping balance the hormones for women, and aiding in the treatment of PMS, while also helping improve skin and hair

Suan Zao Ren Tang-a Classical Chinese herbal formula for sleep and anxiety, especially for those who are over-worked

Ding Zhi Wan- an ancient Alchemical formula for focus, increasing neuroplasticity, and helping change thought patterns

If you are interested in purchasing a tincture, DM me 🙂

Tincture are $25/ 2Oz bottle

Made with organic grain alcohol

As the weather becomes colder it is normal for old injuries to resurface and pain to arise in the body. Osteoarthritis tends to flare up in the colder months. The reason for this from a Chinese medical perspective is because cold constricts and the consolidating nature of cold weather prevents proper circulation of qi and blood. An old Chinese adage is “where there is stagnation there is pain.” This indicates that cold temperatures can lead to a lack of qi and blood flow leading to stagnation and pain. The remedy then is to adjust to the cooler weather by nourishing the body with warm, circulation promoting foods, drinks, and activities.
A few tips for keeping the body warm and limber:
-incorporate ginger and cinnamon into the diet, these spices are acrid and warm and promote the movement of qi and stimulate the yang Qi, they also help decrease inflammation, while promoting circulation.
-increase broths, soups and stews to warm the digestive fire. Bone broth is a great remedy for aches and pains because it provides collagen to the joints.
- Slow it down; slow, mindful movements such as yoga and qi gong are wonderful ways of helping to strengthen and stretch the body and warm the joints to keep your body feeling supple despite the constriction of the cold.

This Spring Western Mass will be gaining an extraordinary Acupuncturist! If you are in Western Massachusetts and want to experience Classical Chinese Medicine, schedule an appointment with Josh, he is very talented practitioner and even developed a system that links Chinese Medicine and Astrology.

Hi,

I'm Joshua Warren.

I graduated from Daoist Traditions College of Chinese Medical Arts in Asheville, NC with my Master’s in Acupuncture and Herbal Medicine in 2017. My education focused on the Classical roots of Chinese Medicine, which challenged me to develop a practice that investigates the deeper aspects of disease and one that embodies compassionate healing presence. I use these perspectives in developing adaptable treatment strategies to meet old diseases with new names.

I relocated to Washington DC in December 2017 to practice in both private and community settings, and served a diverse population within the DMV metropolitan area. My clinical experience led me to treating a wide-range of disorders, and I have a particular interest in pain management and stress reduction, gut health and sleep issues, as well as psycho-emotional concerns.

I will be returning to Western MA and opening my new practice, Connecticut River Acupuncture in the early Spring of 2023, in order to be closer to family and cultivate community, and to deepen my relationship to the landscape.

In my spare time I enjoy writing, drawing, hiking, drinking coffee, and discussing medicine and astrology with friends and kindred strangers.

🧝‍♀️

“Letting go will teach you the art of being soft and humble, yet powerful and free.” — Alexandra Vasiliu

Autumn, like spring has a lot to do with change, beginnings and endings, you can’t force a letting go, but you can be with the grief that comes up, and this can clear away the fear of change that may keep one stuck. There is no rebirth without death, the two go hand and hand, and in being reminded of this, there is nothing to be afraid of in letting go. Releasing allows us to be lighter, more buoyant. Letting go can seem scary, like a small death, but it is a preparation to meet ourselves at the depths, to enter the dark void of winter so that we can be reborn in the spring. Seasons are a reminder of the constant cycles of life. When we embrace these cycles, it can bring about greater insight to us about ourselves, about the natural order of things.

Are you curious about different healing modalities outside of traditional Western medicine? Has the process of finding a holistic practitioner seemed daunting?

Join us next Wednesday, November 2nd, from 6-9 PM for our Speed Dating for Healers (read description) event! This event allows you to sit in front of a practitioner for a small fee/period of time to ask questions about the modality that they work with, and to see if your personality gels before signing up for a full length and full priced appointment of their services.

This is a fantastic, bite-sized way to explore your options with different holistic methods for finding inner AND outer peace with local practitioners in a comfortable setting.

Please note, this is NOT an actual dating scenario — this event is designed to help match you with a practitioner that seems like the best fit for the healing modality you’re interested in. We know the name is deceiving, but we can't help but correlate how finding the right practitioner is definitely its own type of relationship! So please do not misinterpret our cheeky event title, these folx are NOT on the menu for the eavning — their SERVICES are.

Some of the healers you can meet at this event include:

Bonnie Casamassima — Intuitive By Nature 🔮 Clairvoyant, guiding you to connect with your own intuition, discuss what a channeling session with a medium can look like

Cory Peay — 🌅 Light worker through the medium of sound healing

Nemesia Camille — Evolutionary Accupuncture 🌿 Acupuncturist utilizing body work, herbalism, stone medicine, and self-cultivation tools

Rachel Chamness — 🪘Sound healer using reiki and educating others on how to channel

Shekkinah Dawn — 💛 Reflections of the heart healing traumas

Valery Soltis — Valery Soltis 🙏🏽 Trauma release therapist utilizing physical movement/ ERYT-500 and YACEP

Tickets for this event are $10 which include your first drink, and there will be delicious vegan food options for dinner. Our friends from Rocky Top Rock Shop will also have a vendor booth set up for shopping. Get your tickets now!

Are you curious about different healing modalities outside of traditional Western medicine? Has the process of finding a holistic practitioner seemed daunting?

Join us next Wednesday, November 2nd, from 6-9 PM for our Speed Dating for Healers (read description) event! This event allows you to sit in front of a practitioner for a small fee/period of time to ask questions about the modality that they work with, and to see if your personality gels before signing up for a full length and full priced appointment of their services.

This is a fantastic, bite-sized way to explore your options with different holistic methods for finding inner AND outer peace with local practitioners in a comfortable setting.

Please note, this is NOT an actual dating scenario — this event is designed to help match you with a practitioner that seems like the best fit for the healing modality you’re interested in. We know the name is deceiving, but we can't help but correlate how finding the right practitioner is definitely its own type of relationship! So please do not misinterpret our cheeky event title, these folx are NOT on the menu for the eavning — their SERVICES are.

Some of the healers you can meet at this event include:

Bonnie Casamassima — Intuitive By Nature 🔮 Clairvoyant, guiding you to connect with your own intuition, discuss what a channeling session with a medium can look like

Cory Peay — 🌅 Light worker through the medium of sound healing

Elizabeth Clanton - Mindful Moments Healing Services 🔮 Sound healing, Egyptian Reiki, and doula services

Nemesia Camille — Evolutionary Accupuncture 🌿 Acupuncturist utilizing body work, herbalism, stone medicine, and self-cultivation tools

Rachel Chamness — 🪘Sound healer using reiki and educating others on how to channel

Shekkinah Dawn — 💛 Reflections of the heart healing traumas

Valery Soltis — Valery Soltis 🙏🏽 Trauma release therapist utilizing physical movement/ ERYT-500 and YACEP

Tickets for this event are $10 which include your first drink, and there will be delicious vegan food options for dinner. Our friends from Rocky Top Rock Shop will also have a vendor booth set up for shopping. Get your tickets now!

"It is never too late to ask yourself
'Am I ready to change my life, am I ready to change myself?' However old we are, whatever we went through, it is always possible to reborn. If each day is a copy of the last one, what a pity! Every breath is a chance to reborn. But to reborn into a new life, you have to die before dying."
-Shams Tabrizi

New Blog about the Chong meridian, one of the eight Extraordinary meridians, and the way we can utilize this meridian as means of coming back to our true nature:

"The Chong meridian is our blueprint that connects our fate (kidneys, essence) to our choice (heart, spirit), thus our lifetime is an unfolding of our personal evolution through various experiences that our soul has magnetized to us in order to grow. The eight extraordinary meridians are, “vessels of evolution” (Jeffery Yuen), this is because the eight extraordinary vessels provide us the wisdom to change our life and affect the course of our destiny. By illuminating the way in which we hold power within our choice of how we live, think, act, etc. this illuminates the link between how epigenetics and lifestyle can alter our genetic expression and thus change the way that our life plays out. "

The Chong Meridian; coming back home to ourselves — Evolutionary Acupuncture Our Chong meridian is our blueprint, it is the foundation of our individuation as a soul in a body. The Chong meridian begins in the womb for women and in the prostate for men, this lower dan tian area where the Chong begins represents an area of creative and sexual potential where new life and crea

I was recently interviewed by the Knoxville Voyager about my business Evolutionary Acupuncture!
Here's a clip:
"I chose to become an Acupuncturist because I know through experience that Chinese Medicine works. Chinese Medicine is a complete system of Medicine, it encompasses nutrition, herbalism, bodywork, lifestyle advice, and acknowledges the mind body and spirit. Not to mention, Chinese medicine has withstood the test of time, it is over 3000 years old and is still utilized currently in Hospitals in China and other parts of the world, and it is becoming more acknowledged by Allopathic Medicine."
The full article can be accessed below:

Meet Nemesia Sorcar of Evolutionary Acupuncture - Voyage Knoxville Magazine Today we’d like to introduce you to Nemesia Sorcar. Hi Nemesia, we’d love for you to start by introducing yourself. I have known since I was a small child that I wanted to help improve people’s lives, as well as my own life. Since I was a teenager I have been interested in different ways […]

https://time.com/6171247/acupuncture-health-benefits-research/

"According to one analysis published in February 2022 in the BMJ that analyzed more than 2,000 scientific reviews of acupuncture therapies, the science is strongest behind acupuncture’s efficacy for post-stroke aphasia; neck, shoulder, and muscle pain; fibromyalgia pain; lactation issues after delivery; lower back pain; vascular dementia symptoms; and allergy symptoms.

The National Institutes of Health (NIH) finds that acupuncture for pain relief tends to have the most evidence, especially for conditions that have become chronic like osteoarthritis and lower back pain, as well as tension headaches. A review of 11 clinical trials also suggests that acupuncture may help with symptoms associated with cancer treatment, the NIH notes."

Why Acupuncture Is Going Mainstream in Medicine Here's what research says about the complementary therapy