Chinese medicine may benefit eczema

This article is from Marie Claire MagazineUK edition March 2008 A traditional combination of five Chinese herbs may alleviate eczema, new research suggests. After a study in Hong Kong, determining the effect of ‘pentaherbs formulation’ …

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Acupuncture can Help Treating Pelvic Girdle Pain

Pelvic girdle pain (PGP) is a condition of pregnancy where women experience pain in their buttocks and/or shooting down their legs. About 20% of pregnant women report this problem which can prevent them from doing …

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Green Tea, Cholesterol and Heart Health

Some Heart Healthy news about Green Tea from Diane Joswick, L.Ac., MSOMThere have been some intriguing studies indicating that green tea can be extremely effective in the fight against high cholesterol. Specifically, the beverage reduces …

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How to have a Happy and Healthy Halloween

I love Halloween! Here are some suggestions from MSNBC Nutritionist Joy Bauer. She has some smart ideas for managing the sugar overdose that comes with mixing kids, candy, and Halloween. *Choose smaller sized candy, often …

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More News on Breast Cancer and Acupuncture

Fighting Cancer On All FrontsThis Story was reported byMIAMI (CBS4) ―Sep 8, 2008 For many patients the diagnosis of cancer can be physically devastating with chemotherapy, radiation, and surgery. But for some, the disease takes …

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Goji Berries/Gou Qi Zi

Goji berries, known as Gou Qi Zi in Chinese Herbal Medicine, are small fruits that grow on evergreen shrubs in the Himalayas. They are slightly chewy and have a mild flavor. In this country, the …

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Fertility Research with Acupuncture Delivers Healthy Results

By: Jennifer Dubowsky L.A.C, M.S.O.M., Dipl.AcTraditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) has been practiced for thousands of years. Amazingly, the first written gynecological records date back to the Shang dynasty (1500 BC- 1000 BC), but here in …

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Chinese Herbs Best for Period Pain

This article is From Marie Claire Magazine October 2007 CHINESE HERBS ARE more effective at battling period pain than conventional drugs, claim researchers.A group in Australia has discovered that herbal mixtures, including liquorice root, cinnamon …

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