Welcome to Oriental Ensure Acupuncture Massage Clinic

Dear clients,

Our Scarborough office、Markham office、Mississauga office are all open now for Acupuncture, Massage therapy ,Cupping, Reflexology, Head Massage and Traditional Chinese Medicines. Feel free to text 647-230-2907(Emily) for massage appointments or 416-655-1311(Jenny) for acupuncture & TCM appointments.

With the new Ontario COVID-19 Enhanced Protocols currently in effect at the clinic, you are requested to wear a mask while in the clinic. Please also wear loose clothing. IN ADDITION, for the safety of everyone, you must self pre-screen prior to your appointment:

If you or your household family members are experiencing any of the following symptoms:

  • a fever ( 37.5 °C or above)
  • cough,
  • runny nose,
  • sore throat,
  • back or whole body ache
  • shortness of breath or difficulty breathing.

If yes, ***AVOID COMING TO THE CLINIC and Reschedule.  Thank you!




Acupuncture is a holistic treatment approach that has been used for more than 3,000 years. More and more people even celebrities are trying acupuncture.
Everywhere you turn; there are stories about celebrities getting acupuncture  cupping ( Cupping Therapy in Rio Olympics ) or Moxibustion etc. these ancient Chinese therapies. 
Acupuncture has been proven to be an effective form of treatment for systemic disorders, alleviating pain, and more than hundred  other health conditions  which have been reviewed by  WHO(World Health Organization).

HEALING FROM THE ROOT,beyond treating symptoms...
So you can enjoy better health and well-being!
We take pride in making tremendous changes in our patients' life. 

Jarry Liu: R.Ac/RMT


Chinese Acupuncturist since 1989
Government Registered Acupuncturist
 Registered Massage Therapist of Ontario
Fluent in English and Mandarin

Jarry offers top Chinese acupuncture treatments for different kind of  health conditions, with more than 30 years of clinical experience, you will feel the difference. Book an appointment online with Jarry.



注册针灸师/中医师
Government Registered Acupuncturist
Licensed Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner
Fluent in English and Mandarin

 Michael offers both professional Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine treatments for different kind of health conditions. He also offer home visit service and online accessment. Book online both for Scarborough office or Mississauga office.


Cannis C.(R.Ac)
注册针灸师
Government Registered Acupuncturist 
Fluent in English, Cantonese and Mandarin
Specializes in Cosmetic acupuncture and women healthcare
includes Menstrual disorder, Infertility, PMS, Menopause,
Symptomatic uterine myoma / Fibroids,
Digestive disorder, any pain condition, weight management etc.



 Licensed Holistic Practitioner 
8+ Years  Clinical experience
Graduated from Registered Massage Therapy Program of the College of Traditional Chinese  Medicine and Pharmacology Canada
and Acupuncture Diploma of Ontario College of Traditional Chinese Medicine  

Main areas of specialization
Cupping Massage
Therapeutic Massage
Head massage
Facial Massage
Hot Stone Therapy
Reflexology
Aroma Therapy
Acupressure

毕业于加拿大中医药学院注册按摩推拿师专业,
及安大略中醫學院針灸師專業,目前继续修读中医师专业,
吳濱江院长著名的吳氏頭療的親傳弟子
多年诊所临床按摩推拿经验,擅长頭肩頸推拿及精油開背,
調理頭痛,壓力,失眠,視力等各种亚健康問題....
擅长精油穴位推拿治疗各种痛症。

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Treatments maybe covered by your health
insurance providers,Car insurance or WSIB. 

 We offer direct billing to 20 major insurers:  


Our mission is to provide the public with 
affordable,high quality naturopathic treatment 
and to promote an alternative,holistic,
and complementary healing approach.


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Please contact us anytime! 
We look forward to hearing from you.

Acupuncture for Optimal Health - Natural Therapy that works


Optimal health, We all want to have it, but very few of us are anywhere close to achieving it. This is because, unfortunately, health is not a high priority for most of us. Even more so, most of us don’t even know how to define optimal health. Our medical model teaches us that health is the absence of disease. But health is much more than this. There are millions of people who don’t have a diagnosable disease, but are still in poor or mediocre health.

Interestingly, there are also many people who do have a disease but are in good to excellent health. How could this be? Because we define health in a much different way than our medical model does. we define health as the absence of addiction, not disease. Health is about living spontaneously. In Chinese medicine, the character ziran symbolizes both health and spontaneity.

Now, this may seem strange to you. But think about it. People who are free of harmful habits and addictions generally exude peace and contentment. The habits means both inner and outer habits. For instance, coffee, sex, gambling, food, cocaine, etc. are external habits. Inner habits include belief systems and perceptions that are habitual, rote, and stuck. We get lost in what we think we know about ourselves and our lives. To achieve optimal health, we must be free of addictions of all kinds. The daily habits are what get us in trouble.

We can see here that optimal health has a strong spiritual component, as it is largely based on seeing through limiting thoughts and beliefs and living with a fresh perspective every day. The byproduct of a spiritually, emotionally and physically balanced life is tremendous energy and vitality and a heightened experience of general wellness. If this is one end of the spectrum and death is at the other, I would argue that most of us are somewhere in the middle. We may not have a ‘disease’, but we don’t feel that great either. We may have chronic pain, stress, emotional ups and downs, fatigue, etc.

Sometimes we wonder if there really is something wrong with us. Symptoms such as these show us that the wind is blowing in the wrong direction, especially if there is a family history of degenerative illness or cardiovascular disease. If we look at the following statistics, it is obvious that, as a society, we have a ways to go before most of us are optimally healthy. ,more than 4 million people in Canada have diabetes
  • 62%, or over 3 in 5 of Canadian adults are overweight or obese.31% of Canadian children and youth aged 5 to 17, an estimated 1.6 million, are overweight or obese
  • We each have a 1 in 3 lifetime risk of getting some form of cancer
  • An estimated 1.6 million Canadians are living with heart disease or the effects of a stroke1.3 million Canadians are living with heart disease.More than 400,000 Canadians are living with long-term stroke disability
  • In 2012, more than 66,000 Canadians died from heart disease or stroke . That’s one person every 7 minutesalmost 14,000 Canadians died as the result of a heart attack, more than 13,000 Canadians died as the result of a stroke
  • Six million Canadian adults, or one in five, have high blood pressure and 1 in 6 Canadians (762,000 individuals) with high blood pressure are unaware of their condition
  • 5.4% of the Canadian population aged 15 years and over reported symptoms that met the criteria for a mood disorder: depression,anxiety etc.
  • In 2011, 747,000 Canadians were living with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias - that's 14.9 per cent of Canadians 65 and older.By 2031, if nothing changes in Canada, this figure will increase to 1.4 million.
The following five foundations of optimal health have spiritual, emotional, and physical connotations, each of which is an integral part of healing. Each of these must be met with this quality of spontaneity that optimal health depends upon.


1. Mindfulness, Passion, and Purpose: For most of us, embarking on the path to optimal health will entail making some lifestyle changes that are conducive to this pursuit. To do this authentically, we have to start with a healthy psychological orientation toward making changes. This means that we initiate our healing without using will power. Instead, we use mindfulness, passion, and purpose to guide us through change. We identify with the deepest part of ourselves that is already complete and we set an unwavering intention to allow this to surface as we embark on healthy living. We are not making changes out of guilt or ‘should’. This will always backfire because will power comes in limited supply. Contrarily, we have a burning desire to discover who we are and to fulfill our potential. Our health is crucial to and inseparable from this process. This is the most important foundation because it is crucial for the success of any of these other foundations.

2. Nutrition: Ok, now that we have identified what we are seeking out to do, we need to eat a certain way to be healthy. Food is an extremely important influence in our mood, attitude, energy level, and how comfortable we feel in our skin. The key is to strip away what you have been taught about food through your upbringing, the media, or what you see around you. Food is either poison or medicine and we have to start working w/ it medicinally if we wish to use it as a gateway to optimal health. Eating an organic whole foods diet is a wonderful first step to take in this regard.

3. Exercise: We have all heard that it is essential to exercise regularly, but so many of us haven’t made a commitment to it. This is because exercise feels like a burden, it is uncomfortable and we have to use will power to do it. Sometimes we use exercise to beat ourselves up, or we exercise out of guilt. And for some of us, it just isn’t on our radar screen at all. Exercise can only be done long-term if it is enjoyable.

4. Sleep: Most of us need 7-9 hours of sleep per night to get the rest we need for our busy lives. When we are living with mindfulness, passion, and purpose, we can get away with much less sleep, perhaps even 4-5 hours per night. If you suffer from insomnia or restless sleep, then healing this one of the first priorities for your health. We need time to rest and restore, or else our waking hours will be compromised.

5. Chinese medicine: So, how does alternative medicine fit into achieving optimal health? Well, it plays a big role even if we aren’t suffering with explicit health problems. In China, acupuncture is considered to be a primary part of the average person’s lifestyle. It keeps the internal workings of the body balanced and often improves one’s mental well being as well. The truth is that, unless you are already optimally healthy, acupuncture and herbs can take you very far in that direction. Other forms of medicine such as Ayurveda can also be included in this category, as can the skillful application of drugs and surgery in Western medicine.

In order to initiate the lifestyle choices that reflect a high degree of wellness, it is important that you take action NOW. We are incredibly clever when it comes to putting off things of this nature. We convince ourselves that it’s simply not a good time to even think about this. Each of us has a passion for self-care and optimal living that is buried within us. How are you going to find it in this moment? Perhaps the first step is making a personal commitment to live in accordance with health and balance rather than stress, drama, and denial. Yes, it’s easier said than done, but it certainly can be done. 

Looking for an experienced acupuncturist for Optimal Health, book appointment online at Oriental Acupuncture Clinic or call 416-800-3978 for free consultation. 


Please contact us anytime! 
We look forward to hearing from you.