Is Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture Still Relevant? The Perception: Is Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine still relevant? Chinese medicine was created prior to the use of microscopes, blood work, and germ theory. Its methods are very low tech and involve no machines. Inserting needles into the body seems barbaric! Added to this, there is the overly simplistic and clichéd stereotype. Mr. Miyagi type people and creations of strange herbal concoctions, leading to miraculous cures are imagined. The Continue Reading
The Downward Spiral of Health
The Downward Spiral of Health. Where are you on the trail? There is a downward spiral of health that occurs when people start to age. At first, it is not apparent, but after age 35 physical health starts its very slow decline. The diseases and the limitations set in, the accidents and surgeries pile up, the inflammation kicks in, and weight and flexibility get worse. We have started to embrace the health, diet, exercise and nutrition conversations. However, disease and restriction are Continue Reading
Free Consultation and Acupuncture Treatment for your Hay Fever and Allergies!
Hi! My name is Joshua, and I am an acupuncturist who helps people with allergies, just like you. Hey, I'm very practical person and like you when I am suffering from hay fever and seasonal allergies, I want relief fast! So, doing some acupressure like this gets 4 points on each side of your face to really open up the sinuses, clearing the eyes and face. You can do it several times a day for quick relief. If you looking for more help with your hay fever and allergy symptoms have you tried Continue Reading
Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine Developed Around the Importance of Blood Flow!
Acupuncture and Chinese medicine developed around the importance of blood flow. This new understanding of Chinese medicine , through blood flow helps to explain acupuncture's effects on the body! They found that if you increased blood flow throughout the body, the body didn’t age as fast and didn’t get as much disease. Surprisingly, increasing blood flow helped to support the health of the body by delivering the oxygen, the nutrients, the anti-inflammatories, and the feel-good hormones called Continue Reading