Health is indeed wealth and priceless. However, it is not necessarily something that begins with the body. It begins with how we think and how we take responsibility for our own wellbeing.
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Moving from one place to another rarely offers up the same kinds of things you found where you were before. It sounds like you know exactly what to do: acupuncture, herbal medicine, and relaxation techniques are all readily available in this area. You may have to start taking charge of your own healing by seeking out the individual self-care modalities that speak to you specifically as the next step in your own evolution.
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Check out
www.insightofnc.com for a listing of healing practitioners not far from your new home...Meanwhile, think on these words set down by one of the most famous American inventors:
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"The doctor of the future will give no medicine, but will interest her or his patients in the care of the human frame, in a proper diet, and in the
cause and prevention of disease."
Thomas A. Edison
US inventor (1847 - 1931)
Now that I'm seriously into the golfing, I wish to maintain the bod so as to prevent injury and remain limber for the big swing. I see Gabrielle Pullen, an extraordinary body mechanic who comes to the house and works both me and Jack out. Gabrielle will soon be on this site and will share with you her venue. I also see Donna Arz, owner of the Healing Light in North Auburn. Arz uses Reiki, an ancient therapeutic technique, to help me maintain my level of energies at the peak. I hate driving in heavy traffic--and it's worse than ever--so Arz helps me smooth out so I can navigate with minimum stress. Oh, when needed, I do see Matt Lambert, chiropractor with a great sense of humor, for necessary alignment. Matt is really a hoot and we both find ourselves howling all the while he's working out the kinks. I would definitely like to hear about other holistic healers in our immediate Auburn area. 
