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Circadian Rhythms

Circadian Rhythms This Sunday we jump into Daylight Savings Time moving our clocks ahead so that sunrise and sunset will be perceived to occur one hour later.  We have engaged in this spring and autumnal ritual of “springing forward” and “falling back” to “standard time” for several decades now.  Debates rage as to whether we should be engaging in these rituals. Why? For one, we…

Long-COVID – How Chinese Medicine Helps

Sign of the times…. We – just as many health practitioners nationwide – have been seeing our share of patients coming in with what can best be described as post-viral syndrome following their encounter with the SARS-COV2 virus.  Post-viral syndrome is a constellation of varying symptoms that can happen after a viral infection.  During the viral infection, you, of course, feel sick. …

Make Your New Year’s Health Resolutions NOW — 5 Things You Should be Doing this Fall to Feel More Vibrant in 2020

Labor Day marks the end of summer in the US. It also marks for most of us the “resumption of activities” – back to school, back to getting serious at work, a slew of holidays to stress about starting with Halloween followed by Thanksgiving and then straight into the gift-giving frenzy of the December holidays. After all that activity 70%…

Getting Out of Your Own Way to Heal

If there is one thing I try to consistently impress on my patients as they heal with acupuncture is that the healing is being generated from within.  I use the needles to signal the body to self-adjust, to self-correct.  There is no masking of the pain or disabling of your body’s healing mechanisms.  We are working with (not against) your…