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Moxibustion and breech presentation babies

Moxibustion and breech presentation babies

By Marcie Bower, Lic.Ac. This post is copied from our older, original blog. Original post date 8/8/2014. A breech presentation refers to the situation when the baby is lying in a position other than head-down inside…

Posted on June, 06 2018 by admin Posted in Chinese Medicine theory, Herbal Medicine

The Power of Observation and Palpation: Pulse and Tongue Diagnosis

By Michael Dell’Orfano, Lic.Ac. This post is copied from our older, original blog. Original post date 8/14/2015. One interesting, somewhat enigmatic part of the treatment experience for patients is when the practitioner takes the pulse…

Posted on June, 06 2018 by admin Posted in Chinese Medicine theory, Diagnosis

The History and Clinical Application of Cupping

The History and Clinical Application of Cupping

By Michael Dell’Orfano, Lic.Ac. Cupping is a treatment modality of Chinese medicine that has been part of the medicine for over 1500 years.  In China, the earliest use of cupping is attributed to the famous…

Posted on April, 26 2018 by admin Posted in acupuncture, Chinese Medicine theory, Diagnosis, pain, Uncategorized

What is a dermatome?

What is a dermatome?

This post is copied from our older, original blog. Original post date 2/19/14.  By Marcie Bower, Lic.Ac. If a patient comes in to my clinic experiencing a rash in a line across his ribcage, or…

Posted on February, 02 2018 by admin Posted in acupuncture, Chinese Medicine theory, Diagnosis, pain

The energy of the Lungs

The energy of the Lungs

This post is copied from our older, original blog. Original post date 10/30/2013. By Marcie Bower, Lic.Ac. The energy of the Lungs, in Traditional Chinese Medicine, controls a wide array of physiological functions in the…

Posted on December, 01 2017 by admin Posted in Chinese Medicine theory, Five Elements, preventative medicine, seasons and health

“Brighten the Eyes”

“Brighten the Eyes”

This post is copied from our older, original blog. Original post date 11/6/2013. By Marcie Bower, Lic.Ac. Want to maintain healthy eyes? Try acupuncture! Many people know that acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicine can be…

Posted on December, 01 2017 by admin Posted in Chinese Medicine theory, head symptoms, research

Alternate ways of moving stagnant qi

Alternate ways of moving stagnant qi

This post is copied from our older, original blog. Original post date 12/18/2013. By Karl Bower, Lic.Ac. Much of the time, as a culture, we talk about ‘qi stagnation’ as a dominant paradigm in the…

Posted on December, 01 2017 by admin Posted in acupuncture, Chinese Medicine theory, exercise, Healing Wisdom, mental health, Uncategorized

Herbs to warm you up

Herbs to warm you up

This post is copied from our older, original blog. Original post date 1/21/2014. By Marcie Bower, Lic.Ac. With another bout of arctic weather heading our way over the next few days, there is no doubt…

Posted on December, 01 2017 by admin Posted in Chinese Medicine theory, Healing Wisdom, Herbal Medicine, nutrition, recipes

The Five Elements

The Five Elements

This post is copied from our older, original blog. Original post date 12/11/2013. By Marcie Bower, Lic.Ac. In Chinese Medicine, we frequently talk about the Five Elements – but what exactly are these mysterious “elements”?…

Posted on December, 01 2017 by admin Posted in Chinese Medicine theory, Five Elements, Healing Wisdom, seasons and health

Detoxing for the New Year: The Detox Lifestyle Overhaul

Detoxing for the New Year: The Detox Lifestyle Overhaul

This post is copied from our older, original blog. Original post date 12/29/2013. By Marcie Bower, Lic.Ac. Many patients have asked me recently about how our wellness services can help them “detox” in the New…

Posted on December, 01 2017 by admin Posted in acupuncture, Chinese Medicine theory, exercise, Healing Wisdom, massage, nutrition, stress, stretching

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