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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
Posted in Chinese Herbal Medicine, Nutrition, Pain Management, Topics in Health, Women's Health
Tagged Acupuncture, Anti-inflammatory, Anti-oxidants, Arthritis, Atherosclerosis, Autoimmune Disease, Cancer, chinese herbs, Chinese Medicine, Curamin, Curcumin, Dysmenorrhea, Erin Resko Acupuncture, heart disease, Injury, Ketchum Acupuncture, Leukemia, Medicinal herbs for pain, Multiple Sclerosis, Oxidative stress, pain management, Painful menses, Sun Valley Acupuncture, Traumatic injury, Turmeric
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Exercise Tolerance, Acupuncture & the Heart
Part of the purpose of this blog is to share with you all the bits of information I come across during my studies in Acupuncture & Oriental Medical School. Personally, I love the medicine and have seen and learned its … Continue reading
Posted in Acupuncture, Exercise, Exercise & Lifestyle, Research
Tagged Acupuncture, Acupuncture Treatments, Congestive Heart Failure, exercise, Exercise & Health, heart disease, heart surgery rehab, integrative medicine, post surgery treatment, traditional chinese medicine, What can acupuncture do
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“So Easy A Caveman Can Do It?”
The theme of the week seems to be cholesterol; good fats and bad fats; eating a healthy diet and living a healthy life-style. But what does that mean? It could mean a number of things to different people. According to … Continue reading
Posted in Exercise & Lifestyle, Nutrition, Research
Tagged Acupuncture, cholesterol, Elite Kettlebell Gym, Exercise & Health, grass-fed beef, Health, heart disease, high cholesterol, hyper-cholesterolemia, Kettlebell training, kettlebells, Mark's Daily Apple, Michael Skogg, Nora Gedgaudas, obesity, Organic foods, Portland Kettlebell, primal body-primal mind, primal living, saturated fats, spinach, Spinach you, Tigard Kettlebell, wild-caugh salmon
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Doctors Going Alternative?
Complementary and Alternative Medicine’s For All For years, Dr. Ali Keshavarzian ignored “alternative” therapies because his Western-trained brain wanted more evidence that they actually worked. But Keshavarzian also knew conventional medicine often needed some assistance. And when he learned his … Continue reading