Welcome to Princeton Acupuncture in Princeton, NJ.

Paul Kelly has practiced Acupuncture in the Princeton NJ area since 1993. He has practiced Traditional Chinese Medicine since 1983, graduating from S.A.M.R.A. University of Traditional Oriental Medicine. He has been a Board Certified Acupuncturist in Princeton New Jersey since 1993, having moved to the area from the West Coast where he practiced acupuncture and taught at the Emperors College of Traditional Chinese Medicine for seven years.

Paul received his advanced degree - Doctor of Oriental Medicine in 1986, passed the National Commission for the Certification of Acupuncturists examination in 1987 and National Chinese Herbology examination in 1994. He holds a certificate in TuiNa Massage Therapy ( 1989) and a Diploma in Acupuncture Orthopedics (1991). He has been trained in the Allergy Elimination Technique by Dr. Devi Nambudripad and in Body Restoration Technique by Dr. Eric Berg. He is a member of The National Sports Acupuncture Association and belongs to the New Jersey Acupuncture Association.

Serving the Princeton, Mercer county, Somerset county, Hillsboro area since 1993  his office is located in Skillman New Jersey, just north of Princeton NJ.

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CONTACT US

  • 152 Tamarack Circle
    Skillman NJ
    (MAP)

    Phone: 609-924-3733

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Princeton Acupunture: Free Wellness Seminar!

Every Tuesday!

What You’ll Learn at the Princeton Acupuncture Health & Wellness Seminar

  • The 4 different types of Fat and what is really behind each one.
  • The big reason why most people never get into fat-burning despite lots of exercise and diet.
  • Why some people become suddenly more awake during the middle of the night than during the middle of the day.
  • What goes wrong in the body, which gives people anxiety and a lack of keeping it together.
  • The 3 things that nullify Fat-Burning hormones from working.
  • Why a person could have normal hormones (normal chemistry) on blood test, yet at the same time have many physical problems.
  • Why pain becomes chronic (long-lasting) and gets stuck in the body – exactly what keeps it from going away.
  • Why some people more of an active bladder at night than during the day.
  • The single biggest mistake people make with exercising which prevents any fat burning at all. This is not known about by many exercise trainers.
  • You might have noticed that your metabolism has slowed with age, but what you don’t know is how to slow this down triggering your own anti-aging hormones.
  • What the body is really looking for when it craves sweets, starches, breads, chocolate, chips, ice or grapefruit. Each one means a different thing.
  • Why drinking more water will not help you lose weight.
  • The 2 reasons why taking more calcium doesn’t always help with calcium deficiency issues.
  • Why calories are insignificant compared to fat-burning hormones.
  • Why reducing fat calories hasn’t help you lose weight.
  • An interesting reason why people can’t keep the weight off long term – you might have never considered this.
  • Most people are solving the wrong problem with weight loss – find out what that real problem is.

Learn why joint PAIN & INFLAMMATION in the LOW BACK, NECK, SHOULDERS, FINGERS and KNEES can get “stuck” in the body and become chronic (long-lasting). Find out why many types of treatments only give temporary relief and take way too long to work

Seminar Location:Princeton, NJ

Office Location: 152 Tamarack Circle, Skillman, NJ 08502

Date/Time: The workshop will he held weekly on Tuesday at 7:00 PM.

Call To Schedule: (609)924-2816

May 03, 2010 in Wellness |

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Catheryne

Hello:
Do you still give seminar/workshops on Tuesdays? Also, is it available as a webinar for those of us who do not live in NJ?
Sincerely - Cat

Posted by: Catheryne | October 21, 2010 at 02:33 PM

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