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Points Newsletter - June 2006

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A Conversation with Dr. Maoshing Ni About the Secrets of Longevity

Q. Is it really possible for anyone to live happily to 100?
A. Your Body Wants To Be 100!
The human body has a beautiful design - a design that can carry it one hundred years or even more. But YOU need to learn how to get out of the way. YOU need to learn how to help the body do what it does best: LIVE! I can talk about the many challenges to longevity, but my experience tells me that human behavior is the greatest obstacle to longevity. More...

Controlling Crohn’s Disease and Colitis with TCM
By Ban B. Wong, L.Ac.

Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) is often believed to be an autoimmune disorder that causes inflammation and/or ulceration of the digestive tract. Genetics, race, diet and the immune system can all play a role in IBD, but the exact cause is still unknown. More...

Kentucky Passes First Acupuncture Law

An arduous, eight-year journey has come to an end for acupuncture and Oriental medicine practitioners and proponents living in Kentucky. Governor Ernie Fletcher signed HB17, the state's first law regulating acupuncture, on April 26, 2006, making Kentucky the 44th state to implement laws regulating the practice of acupuncture. More...

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This Month's Articles

June 2006
Volume 4, Number 6

A Conversation with Dr. Maoshing Ni About the Secrets of Longevity

Controlling Crohn’s Disease and Colitis with TCM

Kentucky Passes First Acupuncture Law

Recent Research

Ask The Doctor

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