Nini previously worked for Kaiser Hospital from 1997-2000 treating their worst pain cases with acupuncture where many for whom surgery had failed. While at Kaiser Nini took part in a Federally funded grant using acupuncture to treat addictions, a program that was proven highly successful. Since 1988, Nini has treated hundreds of satisfied clients.

According to traditional Chinese Medicine, the human body is pervaded by an energy circulation system that vitalizes and regulates all organ functions. Energy pathways near the surface of the body are called meridians, and along these organized sets of designated points the flow of energy can be increased, reduced or regulated. Using thin needles, an acupuncturist stimulated selected points to achieve the desired effect. In terms of Chinese Medicine, this is how acupuncture normalizes dysfunction and restores the dynamic equilibrium of heath.

From the perspective of biochemistry, research indicates that acupuncture may stimulate the production of endorphins in the brain, (natural pain suppression) and immobilizes anti-inflammatory and anti-infectious agents by strengthening the body's immune system.

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