Category Archives: Blog
Bunions: More Information From A Chinese Medicine Perspective
More About Bunions! I have received many e-mails about my bunion blog with questions about how to circumvent the combined procedures I recommended to properly address bunions. Look at it this way. You wouldn’t ask a brain surgeon to eliminate
Alternative Therapy for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder: The Asian Bodywork Connection
qua·le – [kwah-lee, kwey-lee] –noun, plural -li·a [-lee-uh] Philosophy. A sense-datum or feeling having a distinctive quality. How can anyone adequately describe an experience of a personal nature unless the persons you’re speaking to have an adequate frame of reference
How Chinese Herbs Work
In this day and age there are few, if any, texts providing adequate information about the function of Chinese herbs in terms the average person can comprehend. Quite simply, Chinese herbs work by providing the body with nutrients vital to
Problems Caused By Poorly Fitting Bras
Fybromyalgia symptoms Circulation problems Digestive problems Breathing difficulty Shoulder pain Neck pain Migraines In my practice I find it abundantly necessary to examine and manipulate the muscles and tissues of the back and other areas of the torso in
Chinese Medicine for Colds
Seasonal Colds Are Preventable! With the most recent changes in the weather many people have the propensity to develop the common cold or flu. Sudden fluctuations in temperature can contribute to the possibility of catching a cold or flu.
Chinese Medicine for Osteoporosis
Western Medical Explanation “Osteoporosis” is the medical term used to describe reduced bone density and degeneration of bone microstructure. Osteoporosis does not necessarily exhibit specific symptoms but renders the body at a much higher risk of bone fractures due to
Auricular Magnet Therapy for Addiction
Chinese Medicine theory suggests that energy (qi) travels throughout the body on a system of pathways called meridians. Meridians converge in the ear to form a microcosmic representation of the entire body. As such, any part of the body can
Eric Hoffer: A Noteworthy Quote
The remarkable thing is that we really love our neighbor as ourselves: we do unto others as we do unto ourselves. We hate others when we hate ourselves. We are tolerant toward others when we tolerate ourselves. We forgive others
Chinese Medicine for Bunions
“Can Asian Bodywork Therapy and Chinese Medicine help my bunions?” I often get asked how Asian Bodywork Therapy and Chinese Medicine can help a condition that surgery has been recommended for. Bunions and hernias are two common examples. Let’s discuss
FAQ: Medical Qigong
I incorporate Medical Qigong therapy into Sacred Healing Tree Therapy. Sacred Healing Tree has a unique from of Qigong associated with it that I have developed over the years. I get questions about Medical Qigong frequently enough to have written
