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Points Newsletter - january 2004
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Chinese Medicine as an Adjunctive
Therapy for Cancer Treatment
By the Staff of Tao of Wellness
The history of Chinese medicine in the treatment of cancer has
spanned several thousands of years throughout Asia. In recent years, Chinese
medicine is noted as an effective adjunctive therapy when used in conjunction
with conventional oncology. It is used extensively not only to manage side
effects of conventional cancer therapies but also to increase and support the
patient's immune system in combating the disease. More...
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Visit the Dentist – Have an
Acupuncture Treatment?
Soft music, warm towels, the aroma of lavender or freshly baked
bread, perhaps even a hand massage—until recently these items might not be
associated with a dental visit. Yet a growing number of dentists say these
pampering amenities persuade patients to make and keep appointments and help
them stay relaxed during dental procedures. More...
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Western, Eastern Doctors Keep
Troops Fit
The mission of the 376th Air
Expeditionary Wing in Kyrgyzstan is to protect combat airpower in the U.S.
Central Command area of operations. But that mission is not possible without a
fit, healthy team of international coalition members operating as a cohesive
team. More... |
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RECENT RESEARCH |
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Chinese
Herbal Formula Does Not Improve Allergy
Suffering
When Combined With Acupuncture |
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Limited Acupuncture Available in Boston
Area Teaching
Hospitals |
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Acupuncture Shows Promise for Menopausal
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ASK THE DOCTOR
Q:
Can acupuncture help someone quit drinking?
A:
Dr. Susana E. Mendez, CAS,
LCDC, ABMPP writes: Yes! Acupuncture can help you stop drinking. Auricular
acupuncture can decrease cravings for drugs and alcohol, reduce withdrawal
symptoms, relieve tension and help people relax.
See more
here.
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