ACUPUNCTURE/TCM
What is Acupuncture/TCM? Illness, pain and other imbalances of the body’s vital energy, or Qi, can be corrected through herbs and the insertion of needles into points on the body. Learn about traditional Chinese Medicine, Acupuncture & Chinese alternative healing medicine herbs here at All Things Healing. Contact our editors about acupuncture healing & other alternative healing medicines online today! Spiritual & Healing Practices: Acupuncture Healing Though considered to be an alternative healing medicine practice, acupuncture, Traditional Chinese Medicine (or TCM), and other such Eastern healing practices have found their way into the Western world and other Asian countries outside of China. Consequently, acupuncture healing and wellness clinics have proliferated even in the most modern of places all over the world.    In the U.S., acupuncture, TCM, and other alternative healing medicine practices are integrated with Western medicine because there are laws regulating the practice of acupuncture and Chinese medicine.    Acupuncture healing is a centuries’ old Chinese medical practice which involves the insertion (hence, “puncture”) of needles into specific points on the body, and then manipulating said needles to stimulate the flow of energy in the body. It has been found to be effective for therapeutic and pain relief purposes; thus, its growing popularity.    According to Traditional Chinese Medicine, acupuncture points are located along certain “meridians” of the body which when stimulated by needles can free the flow of blocked “energy”. Blockages in the flow of energy are believed to be caused by many lifestyle factors, including food intake, a person’s state of mind, state of spiritual wellbeing, etc.    Meridians are described as interconnected “points” across the anatomy which correspond with and affect specific organs of the body. This forms the foundation of other healing alternatives, such as reflexology, acupressure, etc. Acupuncture, TCM, and other alternative healing medicine take into account the wellness, not just of the body, but of the mind and spirit. In this sense, acupuncture healing is holistic healing.

Introduction to Acupuncture & Traditional Chinese Medicine
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Julia earned a Master of Science in Traditional Oriental Medicine (MSTOM) from Pacific College of Oriental Medicine (PCOM) in San Diego. She is certified and licensed by the California ...
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Julia Sanfilippo, LAc, Dipl OM, NCTMB
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by Sharon Sherman, MSOM, DOM, LOM

The sun is shining, the temps are up - it's summer and with the warmer season comes outdoor fun, sports and athletic activities. Unfortunately, with those sports can also come sports injuries. These athletic injuries are most often caused by trauma, like a fall or blow, or the overuse or misuse of certain muscles and the neighboring ligaments and tendons...


Editor's Note: Acupuncture is not only effective for speeding the healing of sports injuries, but it also improves athletic performance :) Acupuncturist Sharon Sherman highlights several studies demonstrating benefits of acupuncture for athletes.

 

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by Cathy Margolin

When you’ve only got a desert to work with, how does one become a farmer?
How about grow a highly sought after Chinese herb that happens to love the desert. That’s exactly what one desert nomad started doing in China’s unforgiving deserts of Inner Mongolia in 2003...


 

Editor's Note: Herbalist Cathy Margolin, LAc provides some interesting information about how Rou Cong Rong grows in this informative article.

 

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by Marilyn Yohe, L.Ac.
People who get acupuncture often report better energy and emotional balance, a stronger immune system, and less susceptibility to stress, along with relief from specific symptoms. In general, those who get the most benefit from acupuncture are people who cultivate balance and health in their daily lives, and are willing to make changes that reinforce the effects of acupuncture treatment...


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by Mika Ono, Yuan Wang & Warren Sheir

I'm always fascinated when science and traditional Chinese medicine overlap, so I was particularly interested in some recent scientific studies coming out of The Scripps Research Institute about "addiction" to junk food...

 

Editor's Note: I completely agree with this article. Without standing on a soap box for too long, I have to say that removing sugar, fruit juice, and processed grains from my diet for 40 days was one of the harder “special diets” I’ve attempted...

 

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by Dylan Jawahir, LAc, LMT,
ATH Co-Editor of Massage

Infertility is defined as the inability to conceive a child from unprotected, well-timed intercourse over the course of a year.  Given that definition, there are many people who try for only a few months before they decree themselves barren and seek outside help from a specialist...

 

 

 

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by Barbara Elsner, RDH L.AcMS, Dipl.OM

Weight gain is one of the chief complaints of patients who lead stressful lives. Many of these people are watching their diets and exercising often. It is very frustrating to those who count their calories, eat well, and exercise to have such difficulty losing weight... The number one reason for this is stress...
 
 

 


 

Editor's Note: Fox News reports on acupuncture for treating menopause symptoms. Interviews an acupuncturist and patient being treated for perimenopause symptoms, and shows an acupuncture treatment.

 

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by Tom Leichardt, DMQ (China)

When practicing the healing sounds, it is important to allow approximately 80% of one’s breath to make the sound, and then simply exhale the last 20% without sound. The breath and sound should be relaxed...

 

 

 

 

 

Editor's Note: Chinese Inner Alchemy & Medical Qigong is a 10 part series. Read Part 1: Qigong Introduced, Part 2: Three Regulations of Qigong, Part 3: The Great Dao, Part 4: Qigong Benefits, Part 5: Exploring Ancient Chinese Metaphysics, Part 6: About Qigong Exercises, Part 7: Medical Qigong Practitioner, Part 8: Specific Qigong Exercises, Part 9: Specific Qigong Exercises cont.

 

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Body Clock

by Milos Bang

Most of Eastern Philosophy and Medicine comes from observing Nature and the Universe. Ancient Chinese realized early that most things in Nature are cyclical and by observing the human body’s patterns, established that our own energy (Qi) also moves on daily and on annual cycles.

 

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