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Chinese Herbs for Treatment of Psychosis: The Evidence

As the field of Traditional Chinese Medicine moves toward evidence based medicine, rigorous studies are essential, and it looks like another good research study has recently been reported. In China, many conditions are treated with …

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The New Illinois Acupuncture Practice Act Has Passed

The new Illinois Acupuncture practice act has greatly expanded our scope of practice and will help our professional growth in Illinois. It also includes the fact that we must find a comprise with physical therapists …

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Milk Thistle is Perfect for Spring Cleaning (Your Body)

Spring is a perfect time for cleaning your home as well as your body. Most of us are exposed to damaging substances on a daily basis, such as alcohol, medications, pesticides, and environmental toxins. Milk …

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3 Great Ways To Improve Your Health And Your Love Life

Valentine’s Day is coming soon! Flower vendors, candy manufacturers and jewelry stores are all bombarding us with ideas about ways to show our love. In Chinese Medicine, one way to insure a good love life …

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A Beginner’s Guide To Chinese Medicine

Traditional Chinese Medicine, TCM, can treat many health issues. While Chinese Medicine is well known for pain relief, there is so much more it can do. Improved fertility, digestive disorders, allergies/sinus infections and stress relief, are …

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4 Tips To Boost Your Kidney Qi For Valentine’s Day!

  Valentine’s Day is here! I’ll bet you didn’t know that the Chinese Medicine secret to a good love life is having strong Kidney Qi. In Western medicine, the Kidneys are only seen as mechanical …

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Special Periscope For The Chinese New Year!

Tune in to Periscope at noon tomorrow 2/8/16 as I and fellow Chinese Medicine experts, Lynn Palmgren, Kirsten Cowan and Denise Cicuto will each do a short scope (live streaming, interactive video) in succession for the Chinese …

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Rate Change With The Chinese New Year

On February 8th, 2016, beginning with the Chinese New Year, the charge for an appointment will be $95. I appreciate all of my patients and will continue to offer each of you my respect, the …

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