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Many of you know that I have been an Essential Somatics Movement Teacher in Training (ESMTT) since September. I admit that even the name is a mouthful, and I know that most people don’t have prior familiarity with Somatic movement. So, why should you be interested in
Read MoreThese herbal patches contain pain-relieving and inflammation-reducing Chinese herbs. They work great for back pain in any location, as well as trapezius tightness, and shin splints. For the month of April, we will be selling the herbal plasters at a 20% discount, just $3.00 per box
Read MoreDouble “Stamp” Fridays Anyone who comes in for a treatment on a Friday morning this month will get a double “stamp” on your card, so you can earn your free visit even quicker! $10 New Patient Special September 25 For your friends who are new to
Read MoreWe are doing another moxa class on March 17 for those of you who couldn’t make the first one. Moxa, short for moxabustion, is a Chinese herb that is used externally to warm acupuncture points and channels. It’s a treatment that you can take home to
Read MoreMoxa, short for moxabustion, is a Chinese herb that is used externally to warm acupuncture points and channels. It’s a treatment that you can take home to use on yourself for a number of different conditions, such as joint and muscle pain and stiffness, fertility and
Read MoreAcupuncture has been used to treat pain for thousands of years. It can be effective for a wide variety of conditions, ranging from ankle sprain to rheumatoid arthritis. If you are considering trying acupuncture for your pain condition, taking these simple steps can help you get
Read MoreThe United States Air Force recently announced a program that surprised, and thrilled, many acupuncturists. Apparently, a military physician has been using auricular (ear) acupuncture on soldiers with pain conditions with great success. They have nicknamed the protocol “battlefield acupuncture,” because it is simple enough to
Read MoreSeveral months ago, I wrote a post about how acupuncture and massage can help with post-surgical pain relief. Recently, another study came out supporting that finding. The study, done by researchers at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York, involved 70 participants. All were patients who
Read MoreAfter reviewing 15 controlled studies, researchers at Duke University concluded that acupuncture is beneficial for pain relief from surgery. The study found that patients who received acupuncture before or during surgical procedures experienced substantial benefits compared to the control groups. These included: ·        Less pain ·       Â
Read MoreMany people have already read this article, but it’s worth reviewing. It is some of the best press acupuncture has received recently. A large-scale German study found that acupuncture provided relief for low back pain, performing almost twice as well as conventional medical treatments. This study
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