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Seasonal Acupuncture for Optimal Health

Seasonal acupuncture treatments just four times a year serve to boost our overall health, immunity and can correct minor annoyances before they become serious problems. Acupuncture is popularly known for correcting problems but Americans are …

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Healthy Herbal Coolers To Quench Your Thirst This Summer

Here in Chicago it is thrilling to finally have some warmer weather! In this post Cathy Margolin,  the owner of Pacific Herbs, shares two delicious, easy recipes for cooling drinks, perfect for Summer weather. Even …

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Cupping Only Sessions Will be $70 Starting March 1st.

In my practice I often combine acupuncture and cupping in one session, but I also offer shorter appointments for just cupping. Cupping only appointments last approximately 30 minutes, depending on the patients response and constitution. …

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Everything you ever wanted to know about CBD (and more)

Cannabidiol, better known as CBD, promotes overall health and well-being. CBD is becoming increasingly popular for many good reasons. Google it and you’ll see why! CBD is extracted from cannabis plants and although it is also …

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Welcome To My Online Dispensary

Celebrate the Chinese New Year with 25% OFF A huge range of high quality supplements, non-toxic personal care items, and delicious healthy snacks For the 2 weeks of Chinese New Year celebrations 2/5/19-2/19/19 all products …

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Chinese New Year: The Year Of The Earth Pig

Communities around the world are gearing up for the Chinese New Year. February 5th welcomes the Year of the Earth Pig and celebrations last until February 19th as families gather, exchange gifts, and eat special …

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Chinese Medicine Is More Than Just Acupuncture – Video

Did you know Chinese Medicine has several treatment modalities? Traditional Chinese Medicine includes: acupuncture, cupping, herbal medicine, tui na, moxibustion as well as lifestyle and dietary suggestions. In the short video below, I make the …

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Water Is The Chinese Element Of Winter

As many of you already know, in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), different elements are connected to each season. Water is the element of Winter. And, as we in Chicago know very well – winter is …

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