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The Whole Circle went live on 1/1/06, but the design began when some were still using dial-up to get on the web. Bandwidth was a crucial issue and compressed mp3 audio downloads were the most universally-accessible way to reach a wide audience. Well, the world has moved on and many…
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Pain Relief / Prevention
Western medicine identifies three healing phases, namely inflammation, proliferation and remodeling, for sports injuries great and small. When these three phases proceed naturally, healing progresses quickly. When healing is disrupted, problems arise: poor circulation of blood and lymph, as well as chronic pain and its associated disability.
Steve Liu, LAc, BSEE
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As a clinical research director for numerous clinics, I am asked to consult in some very interesting cases. A recent patient was a runner – and not just any runner; she was a former Olympic runner. After a thorough case history and examination, our working diagnosis was chronic mid-portion Achilles…
Ronald Feise, DC
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The power of grief is the power of opening to the depth of the present moment and feel both its pain and its love and tenderness. Grieving is one of the strongest opportunities to feel the texture and touch of the ground of being that we are. That ground is…
Kamala Quale, MSOM, LAc
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Medicare Legislation
As a registered nurse and an acupuncture student, I know all health care professionals share a goal of providing relief for patients’ chronic pain. I also know that as a nurse, I do not have nonpharmacological tools to achieve that goal. It wasn’t until I worked alongside qualified acupuncturists that…
Kailee Carlson, RN
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The Lyme disease spirochete, Borrelia burgdorferi (Bb), is one of the most sophisticated bacterium with 853 genes that encode a variety of bacterial proteins for their complexed cellular structure. These proteins can trigger a broad-spectrum immune response which damages multiple organs.
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Improve Treatment Results and Increase Business Revenue
In the Qin Dynasty (221-206 BC), Chinese medical physicians performed mei rong (“beautiful appearance”) acupuncture and herbal medical treatments on the empresses’ and emperors’ concubines to enhance natural radiance, maintain a youthful and lustrous appearance, and delay signs of aging. In 2014, an NCCAOM survey, “Acupuncture Facial Rejuvenation Certification Needs…
Shellie Goldstein, DAPM, AP, LAc
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Question: I am typically paid by insurance with no problems and most often code lower back pain. However, I have had a slew of denials recently, with the denial indicating my diagnosis is incorrectly coded per the ICD-10 guidelines. What should I do?
Samuel A. Collins
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The basis for Chinese medicine is embedded in its theory. In fact, the treatment is the diagnosis (e.g., spleen qi deficiency), and the diagnosis is essentially all our fundamental theory strung together to create a pattern.
Kenton Sefcik, RAc, Dipl. Ac., Dipl. TCM
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Since 2020, the world has been gripped by a pandemic generated by a flu-like virus. Management of this crisis has been fraught with controversy and some degree of hysteria. However, treatment resources have been largely ignored in favor of a vaccination policy. Several treatment options have been suggested by medical…
Lloyd Wright, DNBAO, LAc, AP, BA
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Point combinations to address wind cold / wind heat invasions & promote quality sleep.
A patient recently sent me an article from the The Los Angeles Times concerning issues with “long COVID.” The article essentially discusses the importance of rest and sleep while recovering from viral infection. My patient handed me the article and said, “This is exactly what you always say! Sleep is…
Craig Williams, LAc, AHG
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If you’ve never suffered a tension-type headache (TTH), consider yourself fortunate: 75 percent of the general population does, per the American Migraine Foundation. While most last from 30 minutes to a week, TTHs can become chronic, meaning 15-plus episodes per month for three or more months.
Acupuncture Today Staff

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