Water The Element of Power and Patience

In the philosophy of Chinese Medicine, there are five elements: wood, fire, earth, metal and water. These five elements are not simply the materials associated with each of the names, but rather they are metaphors …

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Brain Changes in Acupuncturists Over Time

An interesting article from the Journal of Chinese Medicine caught my eye and that of several other acupuncturists, I’m sure. The article is entitled, ‘Acupuncturists Have Different Brains’. WOW! I hope this really means we …

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Real Housewives’ Acupuncture Round-Up

Time to get back to my favorite ladies – the Real (hmmm) Housewives of Everywhere. I am happy to report that the Bravo ‘Real’ housewives of three different cities have announced that they place their …

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Did Cavemen Use Acupuncture?

Years ago, when I was beginning my study of Chinese Medicine, I watched a fascinating documentary about “Otzi the Iceman”. Otzi died in the Italian Alps more than 5,000 years ago and was unearthed in …

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May There Be Many Miracles In 2014!

2013 was a triumphant year for me and I am so happy to have published my book ‘Adventures in Chinese Medicine’ after 2 years of hard work. I look forward to 2014 and hope it …

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Merry Christmas!

I hope your holidays are filled with much joy!

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My Holiday Gift: Another Great Book Review

To my great pleasure, Lonny Jarrett who is an accomplished teacher, practioner and author in the field of Chinese Medicine, wrote a glowing review for my book ‘Adventures in Chinese Medicine‘. Here it is: “I …

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New Research: Acupuncture Plus Usual Care Reduces Depression

A large study conducted in England suggests that acupuncture or counseling, in addition to usual care, could be very beneficial to people with depression. The results were published in PLOS Medicine this September. The study …

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