Technique includes needles, glass jars, whalebone

AUBURN - People can get creeped out when it comes to needles, according to Susan Sheldon.

Sheldon, an Auburn acupuncturist, told a group of local business women last week that the tools of her trade tend to cause some apprehension at first in her customers.

But as part of the demonstration, she put a needle into a carefully located point on her own forearm without giving an indication of any sort of pain. These needles are as thin as a human hair, and you can barely feel them, Sheldon said.

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