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Points Newsletter - September 2006
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Chinese
Medicine for Pediatric Care
By
Mary Hunter Ellegood, L.Ac.
Any
of our patients have come to believe that Chinese medicine has a place
in their health regimen. But not all realize that Chinese medicine can
be a valuable asset when addressing the medical needs of children. The
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) modalities frequently used with
children include tuina bodywork, cupping, and moxibustion, as well as
nutritional and herbal therapies. More...
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Traditional
Chinese Medicine For Diabetes Has Scientific
Backing
Reports of a traditional Chinese medicine having
beneficial effects for people suffering from type 2 diabetes now has
some scientific evidence to back up the claims. A collaboration between
Chinese, Korean, and Australian scientists at Sydney's Garvan Institute,
has revealed that the natural plant product berberine could be a
valuable new treatment.
More...
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National Acupuncture & Oriental
Medicine Day Aims to Educate Consumers about Benefits of Using Certified
Practitioners
Oct.
24 is Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (AOM) Day, a designation
recognized by leadership organizations in the field of acupuncture and
Oriental medicine, and spearheaded by the National Certification
Commission of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM). The purpose of
the designation is to raise awareness about the benefits of acupuncture
-- a viable form of medicine with a 3,000-year history -- and how
consumers can find certified professional practitioners to ensure better
care, better treatment, and better outcomes. More... |
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RECENT RESEARCH |
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Study on
Angle and Depth of Needle Insertion at
Zusanli (ST 36) |
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Effects
of Scraping Therapy and Warming
Acupuncture-Moxibustion on 50 Cases of
Fasciitis of Back Muscles |
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An
Infrared Radiation Study of the
Biophysical Characteristics of
Traditional Moxibustion |
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ASK THE DOCTOR
Q: I have a tremor of the head when my head is downturned or turned to the
left. This may be related to carotid surgery I had several years ago on the
left side. Can acupuncture help relieve this symptom?
A:
Acupuncture
may help your condition. The
greatest function of acupuncture is
to promote the smooth flow or
circulation of blood and energy. It
is very common for surgery to create
a blockage or change in circulation....
See more
here
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