Whether you're looking for pain management, stress relief, or better overall wellness — the five therapies at Aujaswa are traditionally used to support all three, individually or in combination.


Acupuncture is a traditional therapy that involves placing very fine, sterile needles at specific points on the body. It works by gently stimulating these points, which are believed to support the body's natural balance and circulation.
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Electro-acupuncture follows the same principles as traditional acupuncture — fine, sterile needles are placed at specific points — but small clips are then attached to the needles and connected to a device that delivers a mild, controlled electrical current. The stimulation is gentle and the intensity is always adjusted to a comfortable level.
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Moxibustion is a traditional therapy in which a rolled moxa stick — made from dried mugwort — is gently heated and held near specific acupuncture points on the body. The warmth it produces is believed to stimulate circulation and support the body's natural recovery. It is often used alongside acupuncture and is completely non-invasive — the moxa stick never touches the skin.
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Small seeds are placed on ear or body acupoints and held in place with tape, providing gentle, continuous stimulation over several days. It's a non-invasive way to extend the benefits of a session between visits.
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Cupping involves placing small, rounded cups on the skin and creating a gentle suction inside them. This lifts the skin and underlying tissue slightly, and is traditionally used to ease muscle tightness and support circulation — often alongside acupuncture.
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