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8 Scientifically Proven Benefits of Acupuncture
Acupuncture is a medical treatment that involves the use of thin needles that are inserted into the body at very specific locations. Acupuncture is one of the primary components of traditional Chinese medicine, which also includes Chinese herbal medicine, cupping, … Continue reading
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The Joys of Turmeric
And by joys I really mean, health benefits! Turmeric truly is one of the all time Superfoods of our time. There is pretty much nothing Turmeric will not benefit and it’s fun to cook with as well as easy to … Continue reading
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How Does Moxibustion Work?
One of the most useful modalities in Chinese Medicine is the herb known as Moxibustion. Otherwise known as Mugwort, Artemisia Vulgaris, or Ai Ye (chinese pinyin); it can be used in a number of different ways. It can be taken … Continue reading
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Treating Menopausal Symptoms with Acupuncture vs. Pharmaceuticals
Currently one of the prescribed treatment protocols for women going through Menopause is an Anti-Depressant such as Effexor. Research shows that the anti-depressant actually has the added benefit of treating hot flashes and night-sweats; which are common symptoms associated with … Continue reading