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Hi! I've recently started taking 1/2 table spoon of eucommia bark. I bought a small jar to improve/prevent any joint and muscle damage because of aging, sports/lack of movement, etc. I'm a woman in my late 30s. I have looked for information about eucommia bark online and I haven't found any nega…
I went for an acupuncture treatment yesterday and the acupuncturist forgot to take out a needle in my neck (I believe CV22). Since I felt something in my neck still, I instinctively reached up and touched it, possibly moving it/hitting it when I felt the needle was still in. She then removed it, …
I went for my first acupuncture treatment two weeks ago for ear issues/tinnitus. I received electro acupuncture which was painful for me. The acupuncture points used were in/below my ears. Since the session, my ear issues have improved significantly, however since the treatment I have had a clickin…
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Again, it's impossible to give 100% reliable information on the internet without seeing you in person, so what I'm saying is only statistically based and from many years as a practitioner. Acupuncture needles are far too thin (and short for that matter) to cause damage to deeper internal structure…
Thank you. Is it possible I could have caused the needle to hit an artery or blood vessel in that area? I've been having the feeling of something stuck in my throat.
The shortest answer and in purely scientific/research terms, no ones really knows. While Chinese Medicine has been used for a very long time, very few long-term studies on individual herbs or even formulas for that matter have been done. Same holds true for even simple vitamins from a western per…
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The short answer is no..., but, the longer answer is maybe... and soon. There are a host of opportunities in the field of Chinese Medicine for the use of artificial intelligence and machine learning. Robots delivering acupuncture (which is happening) is probably not the best use of these approach…
Chinese Medicine, which encompasses acupuncture, is a broad and complex system of medicine. At face value this is neither a good or a bad thing, but the complexity of the diagnostic systems and treatment methods can limit broad usage due to limited numbers of well trained practitioners. Acupressur…
by Abby Stewart, LMT, MLD/C Long covid syndrome shares many striking similarities with chronic fatigue syndrome (myalgic encephalitis), including fatigue, unrestful sleep, post-exertional malaise, brain fog, headache, and nonspecific pain. In fact, up to 75% of chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) cases …
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in addition to needle pricking, which changes certain vibrations in the body, other aspects must be present - such as compassion, experience, love. if we read about the study of the heart institute, everything will become clear.
There are entire books on the range of uses for cupping, along with when it shouldn't be used, etc. So providing all of that in a single comment would be difficult. Most of the general rules can be found in our Japanese acupuncture cupping section. If there is anything lacking or that needs mor…
I ask those with experience and specialists to explain how cupping works in each of the different types (by explaining the theories) and what the therapist should avoid in some cases and some points. Thank you, we always use you.
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This school is simply the best, the teachings are top notch and every minutes about this school, worth it .
submitted by "" on 05-08-2023, Student from 1960 to 2007
I am an alumnus of the first graduating class from NESA @ MCPHS Worchester. The majority of the faculty and administration were alumni. They were knowledgeable, passionate about the profession, supportive of our learning, and genuinely kind caring people. I felt they gave their all duri…
submitted by "Misty@VTAcu" on 03-18-2023, Student from 2016 to 2019
Bridgeport U, School of Naturopathic Medicine (1997-2022) provideed valuable experiences for me and student interns where we had prepared in a 4 year rigourous and thorough training for being a naturopathic physician. My studies and training led me to be experts in patient-centered care focus…
submitted by "Nat MedDoc CJZ" on 10-23-2022, Student from 2001 to 2005
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"Fernando" recently self-associated with: Florida State Oriental Medical Association
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Illinois Society of Acupuncturists
"deborahcorrente" recently self-associated with: Florida State Oriental Medical Association
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"karenla23" is an acupuncturist from Canada. They are associated with The British Columbia Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture Practitioners. They joined us in 2024.
"Leapingfrog" is an acupuncturist from United States of America. With schooling from the Pacific College of Health and Science. They joined us in 2023.
"TrinityVillage" is an acupuncturist from United States of America. They are a supporting acupuncturist and practices at the Trinity Village Acupuncture - Patchogue, New York. They joined us in 2023.
"chuck" is an acupuncturist from United States of America. With schooling from the Academy for Five Element Acupuncture. They are associated with the Acupuncture Society of Massachusetts. They joined us in 2023.
"Hema" is an acupuncturist from India. They joined us in 2023.
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