Davin Ramlogan LAc.

  • Acupuncture works to create a state of harmony and balance in the body in order to encourage the body’s natural healing processes. Located in Midtown and at Alban Acupuncture

  • Chinese Medicine uses herbal formulas to address the root cause of imbalance while supporting the body’s natural healing processes. A custom herbal formula can be tailored to your specific needs—whether it is stress, digestion, sleep, immunity, hormonal balance or chronic pain.

  • Cupping therapy can be used for a variety of ailments, especially musculoskeletal pain.

  • Internal imbalances in our body can manifest on the face. Facial acupuncture is rooted in traditional acupuncture allowing to not only improve circulation to the face, but to create a state of harmony in our bodies.

  • Similar to cupping, Gua Sha can be used for musculoskeletal pain. Applied gently on the face, it can also be used in conjunction with facial acupuncture

  • Experience acupuncture at an affordable cost in a community setting at Brooklyn Acupuncture Project.

View fullsize Moxibustion is the practice of burning dried Mugwort on or near the skin. In Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine, moxibustion can be used for a variety of reasons. One application is to help soften tight muscles before trigger point/dry ne
View fullsize Trigger points--also known as muscle knots--in the trapezius muscle is a common reason for neck pain, but did you know they can also create a referred pain pattern to the jaw and temporal region? In Traditional Chinese Medicine, addressing stagnatio
View fullsize The Traditional Chinese Medicine organ clock outlines a 24-hour cycle in which the body's Qi (vital energy) flows most abundantly through specific organ systems. It is encouraged to align one's daily activities with the body's natural rhythms. Bow
View fullsize Turmeric, also called Jiang Huang in Traditional Chinese Medicine, contains the active compound curcumin and can be very helpful in reducing symptoms of inflammation, especially in conditions such as arthritis. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, Jiang
View fullsize In Chinese Medicine there are acupuncture points that have been empirically shown to be effective for specific conditions and ailments. Look no further than Pericardium-6 (aka PC6). It is located three finger breadths above the wrist crease. This
View fullsize In Traditional Chinese Medicine, focus and clarity are connected to the Shen (mind) and the smooth flow of Qi (energy). - The Heart houses the Shen, so when the heart is balanced the Shen is clear. - The Liver governs the free flow of Qi, so when
View fullsize Chinese medicine creates a state of harmony and balance in the body to encourage the body's own healing processes and help regulate itself. By addressing underlying imbalances it can help with a variety of menstrual, peri-menopause, and menopause sym
View fullsize Trigger Points are where fibers of a muscle bunch together creating muscles knots. They are often associated with a referred pain pattern. Many people come into the clinic complaining of jaw tension and I often find that releasing their trapezius mu
View fullsize Wild mint such as peppermint can help relieve digestive complaints such as nausea, vomiting and abdominal pain, especially, when those complaint are related to nervousness. It can be combined with fresh ginger as well for a stronger effect! #chine
View fullsize Acupuncture with Davin Now accepting private appointments in Midtown! #acupuncture #midtown #NYC #wellness #traditionalchinesemedicine
View fullsize Read about the benefits to drinking matcha here: https://www.davinramlogan.com/blog/matcha (link in bio)
View fullsize True sciatica is an irritation to the sciatic nerve that is often due to a herniated disc of the lower lumbar vertebrae. However, sciatica-like pain can also be cause by piriformis syndrome, where the piriformis muscle compresses on the sciatic nerv