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What Does Acupuncture Treat?
Acupuncture treats a wide range of disorders and disease and is even more effective when used in addition to other treatments. According to the World Health Organization in an analysis of Controlled Clinical Trials, Acupuncture was clinically effective in treating … Continue reading
Posted in Acupuncture, Research, Topics in Health
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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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Health & Happiness
“No one will ever be more invested in your own mental or physical health than you. The more you take an interest in your own health and what supports it and the more responsibility you take for your own health … Continue reading
Posted in Acupuncture, Reflections
Tagged Acupuncture, chinese herbs, Chinese Medicine, Health, Healthcare, Nora Gedgaudas, Oriental Medicine, traditional chinese medicine, Traditional Chinese Medicine Student
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Making Soup As Medicine
Turns out medicinal soup can be good tasting as well as good for you! I am missing school again today… thought I’d kicked my little stomach bug over the weekend, but it’s back again. It might seem like I’m trying to … Continue reading
Posted in Chinese Herbal Medicine, Cold & Flu, Nutrition, Topics in Health
Tagged antiviral, astragalus, boost immunity, cauliflower, chen pi, chinese herbs, elderberry, flu treatment, food as medicine, garlic, ginger, huang qi, mushrooms, nausea, olive leaf extract, orange peel, soups, swiss chard, TCM, traditional chinese medicine, upset stomach, vomiting
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It’s a BIG weekend!
So, here I sit, just spent another 10 hours in school knocking down midterms fighting off an inevitable headache, but I’m still at it! In case you didn’t already know, this weekend is kind of a big deal! For one … Continue reading
Posted in Acupuncture, Exercise & Lifestyle, Fun Facts, Reflections
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