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Cupping Could Be the Key to Improved Fertility
In the recent 2016 Olympics that took place in Rio, two things are hard to miss. The first of those two things is the record breaking medal run that U.S. swimmer Michael Phelps has managed to put together over the last 16 years of his life. The second are the giant...
5 Ways to Alleviate Menopause Symptoms this Summer
Summer is supposed to be the time of year that we get to relax and enjoy ourselves. For women experiencing symptoms of menopause, that expectation can often be difficult to realize. With the summer heat, hot flashes, weight gain, dizziness, and dehydration occur more...
Stop Stress and Prevent Migraines with Acupuncture
Stress triggers the vast majority of headaches and migraines. For those individuals who regularly experience stress-related symptoms, it should come as no surprise that a reduction in stress equals a decrease in the frequency of headaches and migraines, as well....
Menopause, Acupuncture, and Relieving the Stress of Aging
Every woman is going to, typically between the ages of 45 and 55, experience menopause. As the menstrual periods begin to cease, child bearing age has passed. Typically, periods begin to become less frequent prior to menopause. They become irregular, the duration...
Acupuncture and Irritable Bowel Syndrome Treatment
Irritable bowel syndrome or, as it's more commonly known, IBS, is a disorder of the large intestine. Symptoms of the disease include diarrhea, constipation, pain in the lower abdomen, and bloating. IBS can even cause anxiety and depression, heart palpitations, and...
Acupuncture May Be the Key to a Healthy Heart
February is a month chock full of hearts. Not only is Valentine’s Day one of the biggest holidays in the United States, but February is also American Heart Month. Even beyond February, however, it’s important to focus on heart health. One thing a lot of people do not...
Oriental Medicine for Weight Management
In Oriental medicine the root of excess weight is an imbalance within the body caused by malfunctioning of the spleen and liver organ systems. Acupuncture points, as well as foods and herbs selected to assist with weight loss can directly influence the Qi of the...
Eat According to Your Type- Five Element Food Guideline
According to Chinese Medicine, each individual is born with a certain constitution that strongly establishes their personality, emotional state, health risks, and their strength and weakness. The...
Archetype Self-Assessment Profile
Understanding your individual psychology according to the Five Phase theory can help you identify who you are and how you function within the Chinese Medicine paradigm. It can help you evaluate your personal strengths and weaknesses, it can also guide you in the use...
How to resolve emotional issues for chronic diseases?
When addressing emotional impact on chronic diseases, there are two aspects of concerns. Although conventional medicine tends to overlook the emotional component in the formation of chronic diseases, traditional Chinese medicine has long recognized emotion as one of...
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