Chattanooga Clinic Newsletter -- Volume 3, September 2008

Tai Chi in the 2008 Beijing Olympics
by Chad J. Dupuis, L.Ac.
The opening ceremony at the 2008 Beijing Olympics was certainly an amazing experience. For many people the ceremony served to give viewers a glimpse into many of the unique aspects of Chinese culture and history. For many viewers, it was their first experience of the health and martial art of Tai Chi. (video clip is online)

Tai Chi deserves much of the exposure it has been getting in recent years. While there are Tai Chi competitions around the world, Tai Chi is better known for its health benefits... [Read Full Article]

What is Cupping...? and other techniques "acupuncturists" use
by Chad J. Dupuis, L.Ac.
The life of an acupuncturist involves, among many other things, being a person with answers. The world is still learning about acupuncture and, consequently, people have many questions. The usual ones such as "do the needles hurt?", "does it work?", "what can you treat?" are relatively easy - just "no", "yes", and "everything".... If only it was all that easy!

What "acupuncture" is, is often more than people realize. People generally understand that acupuncturists use needles, but that is only a part of the techniques they utilize... [Read Full Article]

Thanks for Sharing!
by Chad J. Dupuis, L.Ac.
I would like to thank the people who have sent in their testimonials. They are extremely helpful to people who are unfamiliar with acupuncture and our services. We haven't had time to put all of them up yet, but our testimonials section is now available on our website.

If you have information that you would like to share (we will take off all personal information if you specify), please email your testimonial to us or use our [Contact Form] to submit it. If yours is printed, we will email you a $10/off coupon for any of our services.