Acupuncture Actually Works for Neck Pain, Study Says | TIME
People who practiced acupuncture or the Alexander Technique had greater pain reductions than those who got standard treatment Source: Acupuncture Actually Works for Neck Pain, Study Says | TIME
Acupuncture Research
Western medicine prides itself on being scientific and evidence based, though some research suggests that more than half of all western medical procedures are not based on research. Scientific American delves into the issue in a recent article illustrating that there is not a high degree of scientific certainty in modern medicine. Professor of public […]
Acupuncture and Insomnia
Insomnia and Sleep problems: Chinese and western medical approaches By Tai Lahans DOM Conventional medicine and Insomnia From a conventional medical point of view, there are two types and varying depths of sleep. NREM ( non-rapid eye movement ) sleep accounts for about 75% of sleep time. It is the initial phase of sleep characterized […]
Acupuncture as Systems Theory
You cannot design anything without understanding the forces that flow through the design. Imagine designing a house without understanding how water flows through it, or electricity, or the force of gravity via mass across structure. Still in homes, and in home design and repair we have plumbers, electricians, contractors etc., each trained in their respective […]
The Science of Chinese Medicine
By James Whittle M.S., L.Ac. Introduction In the February 2014 issue of Journal of Chinese medicine (number 204), Peter Eckman M.D., physician and acupuncturist, presented a short article titled “Traditional Chinese Medicine – Science or Pseudoscience? A Response to Paul Unschuld” in which he questions Paul Unschuld’s supposed belief that Chinese medicine and acupuncture are […]
Acupuncture for Neuropathy
There are many different types of neuropathy. The Neuropathy Association identifies more than 100 possible types of neuropathy. Your medical doctor can help you get an accurate diagnosis from a western medical perspective. Some common types of neuropathy are: Autonomic Neuropathy Injury related neuropathy Cancer-Related Neuropathies Compressive Neuropathies Diabetic Neuropathy […]
Acupuncture for Nasal Allergies
NPR reported a story this past week explaining that acupuncture is a viable treatment option for nasal allergies, also called allergic rhinitis. The Academy of Otolaryngology, has published new guidelines that can help allergy sufferers sort through the various treatment options and make a choice based on the best available evidence. Nasal allergies, or allergic […]
How To Do A Coffee Enema
Introduction: Scroll down to see the steps below… I learned about coffee enemas from gastroenterologist Dr. Hiromi Shinya M.D. Dr. Shinya invented the colonoscope and noninvasive surgery for the large intestine. He has looked into the colons and stomachs of more than a half a million patients, and so he knows a thing or two […]
Acupuncture Resources
The following is a comprehensive list of acupuncture resources in the United States and abroad. If you scroll down you will see a list of international acupuncture resources. If you would like your acupuncture or Chinese medicine resource listed here, please email at james@blueridgeclinic.com. Acupuncture Organizations State or Local Organizations Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine Association […]