Rose Point Acupuncture
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Rose Point Acupuncture
Your symptoms aren’t random. They have a pattern.
Hot flashes, 3am waking, brain fog, aching joints, a temper that shows up out of nowhere. Most women are told these are just separate things to put up with. In Chinese medicine they aren’t separate at all — they cluster into patterns, and the pattern is what tells you what will actually help.
Twelve questions. About two minutes. You’ll get your dominant pattern and what it means.
This is an educational self-assessment based on Traditional Chinese Medicine patterns. It is not a medical diagnosis and does not replace care from your doctor. If you have heavy or unusual bleeding, chest pain, severe mood changes, or any symptom that worries you, please see a physician.
Your dominant pattern
Every woman shows some of each. The tallest bar is the one driving the most of what you feel right now.
Remember, we are unique humans and these patterns may not fit you perfectly — this is likely only part of your unique health picture.
What’s happening
What this pattern usually looks like
How acupuncture works with it
One thing to try this week
Knowing your pattern is the first half
The second half is a plan built around it — which points, how often, what to change at home, and how long it usually takes. That’s what we work out together in a free consult. No pressure, just a conversation about your symptoms.
Or call/text 714-388-6757, or email rosepointacupuncture@gmail.com.
Want all four patterns to keep?
Download the full guide — all four patterns, symptoms, and what to try for each — as a one-page reference you can save or print.
Rose Point Acupuncture · Dr. Victoria Moreno · 714-388-6757 · rosepointacupuncture@gmail.com
This self-assessment is educational and based on Traditional Chinese Medicine patterns. It is not a medical diagnosis and does not replace care from your doctor. If you have heavy or unusual bleeding, chest pain, severe mood changes, or any symptom that worries you, please see a physician.