​“If you should treasure the future, look to the past.”
                                                                                      -Confucius

Acupuncture: Science and Research
The World Health Organization and scientific research confirm that the following conditions can be improved with acupuncture:
•          Musculoskeletal Disorders, Back Pain, Headache, Neck Pain and Migraines.
•          Upper Respiratory System. Acute sinusitis.
•          Respiratory System. Acute bronchitis.
•          Eye Disorders. Acute conjunctivitis.
•          Mouth Disorders. Toothache.
•          Gastrointestinal Disorders. Spasms of esophagus.
•          Neurologic Conditions.
•          Reproductive & Gynecological Conditions.
•          Mental Emotional Problems.

Your Health- Teamwork and Action
Doctor Elizabeth Marazita works with you on your healthcare goals, your symptoms and the root causes of any imbalances.  Working with Dr. Marazita is a partnership.  She is committed to investing her clinical experience and research to empower you to achieve your wellness goals.  As Dr. Marazita’s patient, you will be coached to do regular homework (tailored nutrition, teas, exercise routines and other) to take an active part in your wellness journey. Terracotta Acupuncture offers regular wellness workshops and classes both in-house and around our community. 

Appointments: 517-798-1510.
We take many types of insurance.
Please check with your insurance provider.

We look forward to welcoming you to our historic former Michigan State Dormitory Building  
​complete with a host of community professionals.

Terracotta Acupuncture
210 ABBOT STREET, 2ND FLOOR, SUITES 88-90
EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823

​“Chinese Medicine is a lifetime of study.”

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Elizabeth Marazita, DAOM
Doctor of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine

• Nationally Board Certified NCCAOM (#21686) since 2004
• Registered Acupuncturist, State of Michigan (540100006)
• Clinical Resident, Bastyr Center for Natural Health, 2005
• Overseas Study of Chinese Medicine: Shanghai University of Chinese Medicine, Shanghai, PRC (Summers 2002 and 2007); Chengdu University of Chinese Medicine, Chengdu, PRC (2007), TCM University Saigon, Vietnam, (2002) and Cui Yue Li Clinic, Beijing, PRC, (1999)
• Professor of Chinese Medicine, 2004-present
• Continuing Education: non-stop​