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Points Newsletter - April 2008
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Mushrooms:
The Ultimate Longevity Food
By Dr.
Maoshing Ni, L.Ac., D.O.M., Ph.D.
In Asia, mushrooms are favored for their earthy flavor
and their therapeutic properties. Ancient Chinese lore is filled with
legends of mortals that stumbled upon a 1,000-year-old mushroom and
attained immortality.
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Constipation is an Imbalance
By Ban B. Wong,
L.Ac.
There
are many ways to bring a smile to someone’s face and having a healthy
bowel movement is one of them.
In ancient China, constipation was not a rare condition. When the
Emperor of China was constipated, his doctors would have to move heaven
and earth to help him have a bowel movement. Fortunately, wise ancient
Chinese doctors found that acupuncture and herbs helped the Emperor
regain regularity in his bowel movements. 
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What
Happened to Mississippi House Bill 724?
A letter to the Acupuncture Community from
Jerusha De Groote, MSOM of the Mississippi Oriental Medicine Association
The struggle has been long and arduous, and
many wonderful things have happened along the way for House Bill 724.
Unfortunately, it met its demise on the House Floor this past Thursday,
February 28, 2008. I am not discouraged, though! This bill went down in
a blaze of glory and controversy, just as I suspected it might.
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ASK THE DOCTOR
Q:
Does acupuncture help seasonal allergies?
A:
Yes, acupuncture
and Chinese medicine have
effectiveness in treating seasonal
allergies. You may want to follow up
with immune system strengthening
tips to prevent reoccurring
infections....

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