Someone a long time ago once said time and tide wait for no man. This maxim expresses a truth that, under no circumstances, can time or aging reverse itself. But they didn't say some assistance ...
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Have you ever noticed how easily cellulite can creep up on you? One day you're sitting down in a pair of shorts and can't help but see the dimpled, fatty texture on your outer thighs ...
Read moreVaricose veins happen when the one-way valves that move blood towards the heart, malfunction. Blood becomes trapped in the vein and seeps downward, causing enlarged blood vessels, pain and inflammation. Affected blood vessels may appear ...
Read moreA new acupuncture technique called Thread Embedding Therapy (TET) has been tested by medical researchers in a study entitled, "Effect of thread embedding therapy for facial wrinkles and laxity: a single-arm, prospective, open-label study." The ...
Read morePruritis is the nagging, persistent inclination to scratch one's skin. This overwhelming desire to alleviate the itch can occur on its own or as a consequence of skin disease. In an effort to assuage this ...
Read moreAccording to a large-scale analysis carried out by medical researchers, acupuncture is an effective primary treatment for a variety of dermatological conditions. As reported in the Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine in 2015, evidence ...
Read moreCellulitis is a bacterial infection which affects the superficial and deeper layers of the skin. Common symptoms include redness, swelling and tenderness of the afflicted area. Most often it is the lower legs which suffer ...
Read moreOozing, blistering, crusting, irresistible urges to scratch, unfortunately these are all suitable words to describe the symptoms of dermatitis. Eyelids, armpits, stomach, hands, lips, ears, even between the toes, are all areas of the body ...
Read moreThe medical term for pathologically dry skin is xerosis. Xero is the Greek word for dry. Dry skin usually manifests temporarily, but in chronic cases, symptoms may persist for weeks, or in worst case scenarios ...
Read morePruritus is more than just an annoying itch felt on the skin. It is a condition of intense itching that is often worsened by scratching. Fortunately, acupuncture and Oriental Medicine offer treatments to address pruritus ...
Read moreEverywhere you look there is a new trend in skin care. Retinol, peptides, lasers, peels, fillers, neurotoxins, and countless other modalities which promise to be answer to aging skin flood the market each year. Many ...
Read moreA 2010 study showed acupuncture to be an effective treatment for allergen-caused itchiness and skin irritation in people with eczema. The study titled "Influence of acupuncture on type I hypersensitivity itch and the wheal and ...
Read moreThere are a variety of skin conditions that specifically afflict diabetes patients. Diabetes is a disease that results when the body is no longer capable of producing, storing or utilizing necessary amounts of the hormone ...
Read moreHow many cosmetic facial treatments can you think of that promote feelings of general well-being and have the ability to address certain medical issues in the body, all while making you gorgeous at the same ...
Read moreAs the long days of Spring and Summer are coming to an end it is time to think about how we can prepare our skin for the cold seasons of Fall and Winter ahead. First ...
Read moreHow many cosmetic facial treatments can you think of that promote feelings of general well-being and have the ability to address certain medical issues in the body, all while making you gorgeous at the same ...
Read moreEczema is a skin disorder resulting in rough, red and itchy patches on the body. In addition, there can be a host of other symptoms and complications that can greatly vary between individuals. For some ...
Read moreWhile acne is a condition that affects nearly 85 percent of all adolescents, the American Dermatologist Association reports that 20 percent of adults have an active acne condition. So, though some are led to believe ...
Read moreHave you noticed enlarged, bulging veins on your legs or feet? Chances are you have varicose veins. While they may be more of a cosmetic issue for some, meaning they have not caused nagging symptoms ...
Read moreWhen the superficial layer of skin (epidermis) becomes dehydrated due to changes in weather, allergic reaction, certain medications, or bathing or showering, it may develop fine flakes and dry patches. The medical term for this ...
Read moreThe word dermatitis is Greek in origin and means inflammation of the skin. There are many different types of dermatitis, each categorized by the person's specific symptoms and according to the location of the body ...
Read moreAcupuncture views nutrition in a complex light, through the application of Oriental medicine wisdom to dietary habits. In short, certain foods are considered too yang, or hot to eat in excess during the warmer months ...
Read moreAcupuncture and Oriental medicine can be very effective at treating skin conditions. Treatments can provide quick relief for acute symptoms and significant and lasting relief from recurrent or chronic skin conditions. The skin reflects and ...
Read moreWe all know that there is a tremendous interest these days in any product or procedure that is touted as being anti-aging. Despite the state of our economy, people continue to spend billions of dollars ...
Read moreAbout 20 percent of people will experience urticaria or hives at some point in their lives. While standard treatment for hives is intended to relieve symptoms or acute cases with antihistamines or a corticosteroid drug ...
Read moreMany people come to acupuncture for acne after trying everything else under the sun. Traditional Chinese Medicine has been practiced for thousands of years helping people with skin conditions through acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine ...
Read moreEczema (atopic dermatitis) is the most common skin condition among children worldwide. Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) practitioners have been treating it for thousands of years, and those treatments are just as effective for children today.Skin ...
Read moreCosmetic Acupuncture is for the person who wants to turn the clock back, look his or her best, feel revitalized, and enjoy it all with good health and a healthy sense of well-being. Some of ...
Read moreAcupuncture is probably the best known, most common, and most accepted Chinese natural treatment to help your face and body turn back the hands of time. Acupressure uses the same principles as acupuncture, replacing the ...
Read moreFor most cultures across the globe, there are beauty constants such as clear skin, bright eyes, and shiny hair. Like calmness and strength, these outward features are universally attractive. While we work towards these qualities ...
Read moreQ: Since the birth of my third child, my hair has been dull and lifeless. I am also losing A LOT of hair. Can traditional Chinese medicine help with unhealthy hair and hair loss?A: Many ...
Read moreQ: Can Acupuncture Treat Skin Conditions?A: For thousands of years, traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) practitioners (Chinese physicians) have used acupuncture and herbs to treat a wide variety of common skin ailments. That same wisdom can ...
Read moreBeauty cannot be obtained simply by slapping on colors and textures to the skin, because the skin reflects and reacts to your entire being "physical, intellectual, emotional and spiritual. To keep you skin looking beautiful ...
Read moreExcessive sweating can make a handshake an embarrassing and dreaded event. It can make wearing shoes with out socks inconceivable and changing bed sheets in the middle of the night a normal occurrence. While sweating ...
Read moreThere is a recent surge among middle-aged Americans wanting to maintain a younger look. Acupuncture is gaining popularity as an alternative method to surgery, laser/chemical peels, botox, restyline, radiance and collagen injections. Fine acupuncture needles ...
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Q: Are acupuncture and herbal medicine appropriate for children?
A: Acupuncture is safe and non-invasive compared to surgery and other Western techniques, and it strengthens children while being free from the... Read More