Olympic Windsurfer Overcomes Injuries With Acupuncture

Windsurfer Yin Jian won China’s first Olympic sailing gold medal on Wednesday, hailing it as the ultimate reward for years of battling constant injuries and spending long periods training away from home, reported Reuters. Yin …

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Top 5 Calming CDs Used in my Treatments

Everybody has their favorites and these are the ‘most requested’ CDs for relaxation while needled patients rest. 1. Effortless Relaxation by Steven Halpren2. Nada Himalaya by Deuter3. Brainwave Massage by Dr. Jeffery Thompson 4. Tantra …

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Olympic Volleyball Star Kerri Walsh uses Acupuncture

A different type of spike. Kerri Walsh, the superstar American beach volleyball player who will be playing for Olympic gold on August 21, has suffered through a terrible summer of pain. She already took a …

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Acupuncture for Athletes

This Great Article was taken from Acufinder.com and was written by Diane Joswick, L.Ac., MSOM All athletes and coaches are involved in a constant search for ways to improve performance and gain a competitive edge …

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Not Just Snakes and Deer Antlers

The Chinese symbol for Herbalism NBC5 in Chicago made a theatrical visit to a medicine shop in Beijing. They filmed dried snake and counters filled with strange powders, some of which they described as deer …

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Acupuncture Is Not Painful

What does acupuncture feel like? Each person is different. During the insertion of needles, some people feel nothing, while others experience a quick twinge, which may be followed by tingling, numbness, heaviness or warmth. Unlike …

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