Thursday, March 18, 2010
Qigong Basics: The Breath & Calming the Mind
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By Eric Aufdencamp, D.O.M. Qi is the vital life force that animates all living things. In Chinese medicine, the breath is one aspect that ...
Thursday, March 4, 2010
Reading The Research Regarding Supplements
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By Mary Cissy Majebe, OMD Each month I receive a newspaper entitled, Family Practice News . It refers to itself as “The Leading Independent...
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Cooking With Chinese Herbs To Stay Healthy During The Winter Months
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By Ann Wolman, L.Ac. In Chinese Medicine, the winter is associated with the water element and with the energetic organ system of the Kidneys...
Thursday, February 4, 2010
DAO YIN Exercises for Health
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By Junie Norfleet, L.Ac. In the book Daoist Health Preservation Exercises, it is reported that Dr. Tissot, a famous French doctor from the 1...
Monday, January 18, 2010
Setting a Good Example through Healthy Eating
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By Rachel Nowakowski, L.Ac. At Thanksgiving dinner, I noticed how some kids are willing to try new foods while others reject anything unf...
Thursday, January 7, 2010
Ensuring the Safety of Chinese Herbs
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By Mary Cissy Majebe, L.Ac. Due to the arrival of toxic toys and foods from China into the United States, I would like to address the safety...
Thursday, December 24, 2009
Supporting Childbirth With Acupuncture
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By Joshua Herr, L.Ac. A documentary on the state of childbirth in the United States was released this year. “The Business of Being Born” wa...
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