How Can Acupuncture Assist with Weight Loss? Mounting medical research shows acupuncture can help with weight loss. Acupuncture has several positive, systemic effects on the body, such as better hormone and metabolism regulation. Both can influence weight loss or gain. This is just one example. There are several ways acupuncture treatment can improve weight loss […]
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Whiplash, Du Huo and Qiang Huo Whiplash is the result of rapid, violent acceleration and deceleration of the head, causing the neck to flex like a whip. This forceful motion can injure nerves, ligaments, muscles, and bones located in the neck, causing a variety of symptoms that can linger long term. Most people recover from
Urinary Urgency, Di Gui Pi and Sang Bai Pi Urinary urgency is characterized by a sudden urge to urinate, along with potential incontinence and a need to urinate more frequently. Nighttime urgency (nocturia) is also common, so the condition can be disruptive around the clock. Symptoms vary in intensity from person to person, but there
Acupuncture for Neurological Health in Houston The world’s population is living longer, so neurological conditions are becoming more common with time. According to the World Health Organization, nearly 1 billion people suffer from some type of neurological condition. These conditions range from migraine headaches to degenerative disorders like Alzheimer’s disease. Acupuncture treatment is a proven
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More Hiccups, Physiology in Chinese Medicine Hiccups aren’t what most people would consider a medical concern, but persistent hiccups can be a major source of distress and frustration in those who experience them. Both western and Chinese medicine offer their own perspective on the condition, as well as treatment concepts that patients can adopt. Here,
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Hiccups, Hiccoughs and Shi Di For the vast majority of people, hiccups and hiccoughs are infrequent and short-lived, but still annoying. For a small number of people, they can develop into something chronic that never completely goes away. This can greatly interfere with daily life and cause distress to the patient. Western medicine is still
ARDS, Dang Shen and Huang Qi Acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) is a life-threatening episode that’s much like drowning while still breathing air. In people experiencing ARDS, fluid from small blood vessels leaks into the alveoli – the sacs responsible for intaking air and passing it into the bloodstream. This quickly and aggressively damages the
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Unveiling the Heart-Healthy Effects of Acupuncture Cardiovascular disease is a leading killer in the U.S., making heart health a serious focus for Americans and medical researchers. Acupuncture, already a proven treatment option for pain, anxiety, and dozens of other health conditions, is also being studied for its effects on heart health. So far, research shows
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Buerger’s Disease, Dang Gui and Shu Di Huang Buerger’s Disease is characterized by loss of blood flow to the distal extremities, which can produce a range of potentially serious complications. Among them is gangrene, which necessitates amputation to resolve. Buerger’s disease is a rare condition, but debilitating for those that experience it. There are ways
MCL Injuries and Sports Injuries in Chinese Medicine The medial collateral ligament (MCL) runs along the outside edge of the knee joint, connecting the top of the tibia to the bottom of the femur. This ligament is responsible for providing lateral stability to the joint, so the knee can bend up and down, but not
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