Specialties
Reno Acupuncture offers natural herbal remedies, acupuncture for back pain, and natural healing methods for emotional and internal conditions. The practice is run by Dr. Gary Danchak, OMD (Oriental Medical Doctor) who is nationally certified to practice acupuncture and clinical herbology through the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine. Acupuncture Treatments Results through acupuncture and herbal medicine, my work at Reno Acupuncture clinic effectively treats the following: Headaches, Migraines, Emotional Stress, Depression & Anxiety, Insomnia, Nerve Pain, Back Pain, Neck Pain, Shoulder Pain, Joint Pain, Allergies, Acute Pain, Chronic Pain, Osteoarthritis, Rheumatoid arthritis, High Blood Pressure...
History
Established in 2004.
Reno Acupuncture opened in 2004 we offer acupuncture to the Reno community in a friendly and relaxed setting. Treatments last a full hour; Dr Danchak welcomes your questions and is happy to fully explain procedures to promote your understanding and offer you peace of mind. Why people choose us?
At Reno Acupuncture, we use instant pain points, some of which are Traditional Chinese acupuncture points, and some of which are Tung-family Taiwanese points (a treasured family secret, handed down through many generations) to stop pain within minutes.
Meet the Business Owner: Dr Gary D.
My experience of being introduced to acupuncture is personal. Acupuncture changed my life one summer day in Chicago in 1997. I had strained my low back lifting weights and couldn’t sleep because of the pain. I went to a Chinese acupuncturist who had a little office in an old church in Evanston. I braved two feet of black urban snow and got my first acupuncture treatment, and I simply couldn’t believe how good I felt. When I couldn’t stop babbling about what a magician my acupuncturist (Dr. Ming Jie Chiang) was, she laughed and said: “This is how you’re supposed to feel.”
I returned to St. Louis and quit my job as a film critic for the Riverfront Times, (the second-best job in the world), and have been consumed in the practice and study of Oriental Medicine since that day in 1997.