Acupuncture for multiple sclerosis (MS) is a treatment that is not as well researched as other conditions, but is showing promising results both in research and practices across the country. According the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, there has not been a national study of the prevalence of MS in the U.S. since the mid […]
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This October, we sat down with Leslie Silver, L.Ac, to discuss health, healing, pulse diagnosis, patient success stories, tarot readings, and so much more. This #AOTM is one you don’t want to miss! Get the full Acupuncturist of the Month interview below. Leslie Silver, L.Ac holds a Masters in Chinese Medicine and is a Diplomate
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*Is CBD legal? Hemp CBD products are legal on the federal level (with 0.3% or less of THC) but may be illegal under certain state laws. Be sure to check your state laws before purchasing or selling CBD products, and keep in mind that nonprescription CBD goods are not FDA approved. Pain, no matter where
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Here we are, 7 months into this global pandemic, and we are still, day to day, learning new information or possible theories about the COVID-19 virus. Groups like the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the World Health Organization are still holding true that COVID-19 is mostly spread through droplets in the air.
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Lindsey Thompson is an East Asian Medicine Practitioner at the Thompson Family Acupuncture Clinic in Walla Walla, WA. Lindsey has been in practice since 2013 after volunteering with the Acupuncture Relief Project in Nepal, and completing her studies at the Oregon College of Oriental Medicine in 2012 in Portland, OR. She has a passion for
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Pediatric acupuncture is becoming increasingly popular in the United States as many parents are seeking more holistic methods of treatment to support their child’s health. Not only that, but its popularity is also thanks to the science that backs up its safety and benefits year after year. Parents are also keen on the thought
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Julia Pinkham L.O.M. is a Certified Licensed in Oriental Medicine. Her training and degree in Chinese Herb practice comes from the Maryland University of Integrative Health (formerly Tai Sophia Institute). She obtained her acupuncture therapy degree from the American Institute of Alternative Medicine in Columbus, Ohio. She has also obtained her Doctoral Degree from the
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Being an acupuncturist in today’s day and age means having to incorporate technology into your practice. This is not only to keep up with today’s ever-growing world of technology within the medical industry, but also to make it easier on yourself and your patients. Choosing the right acupuncture software program is a big decision,
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Dan Regan, LAC, is a lifelong Martial Artist, Acupuncturist and Herbalist who is licensed in New York and California. Dan is an instructor in several Martial Arts including Jeet Kune Do, Kali, Wing chun Silat, Mixed Martial Arts, Xingyi and Bagua. His Martial Arts training and injuries led him to discover the power of Traditional
Acupuncture for Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS) brings balance back to the liver and allows for the normal flow of blood and Qi. It is a natural modality that has seen much success in many acupuncture practices. PMS being a very common hormonal issue in women, 3 in 4 women have it at some point in
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