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Over the past few years, the attitude toward CBD has changed significantly. There has been a societal acceptance of the many health benefits from the use of CBD; and as a result, stores have rushed to line their shelves with CBD products. While there are still hundreds of lingering questions…
Caroline La, LAc
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Investment banking is a fast-paced, high-pressured world, and it’s where I started my professional career. I traveled all over the country working with mergers and acquisitions and direct investment programs. In the investment arena, statistics are the lifeblood of analysis and knowing whether you are working a good deal or…
Michael Perusich, BS, MS, DC, LMn, DICCP, FICC
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It is a term that gets thrown around a lot: SEO or search-engine optimization; but what does it really mean and why is it so important to your practice? SEO is the process of making specific changes to both the design and content of your website, or optimizing it, so…
Antonio Arias
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Cancer is the second leading cause of mortality in the United States, and the majority of cancer patients experience cancer-related fatigue and pain as common symptoms due to the cancer itself, cancer treatment or both. Fatigue in cancer is well-described as feeling tired, worn out, and having no energy or…
Hyeon Joo (Harry) Park, DOM, LAc
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When a point name has the body part in its name, we must consider what that part does. The shoulder blade is the scapula – the large, triangular-shaped bone in the upper back. Attached to it are muscles and ligaments that help the arms to move. Scapular disorders can diminish…
Neil Gumenick, MAc, LAc, Dipl. Ac.
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This is an issue that is happening with some carriers (although not all) and began in later 2019 when UnitedHealthCare (Optum and UHC affiliates) required that a particular modifier be appended to all physical medicine services. This modifier was also made a requirement for Veterans Administration (VA) and Medicare claims.
Samuel A. Collins
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Glaucoma is a group of eye conditions characterized by progressive optic nerve damage caused by an increase in intraocular pressure. Glaucoma is the second most common cause of blindness in the U.S. and worldwide. Approximately 3 million Americans and 64 million people worldwide have glaucoma, but only half are aware…
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The National Institutes of Health estimates that 20 million Americans suffer from some form of peripheral neuropathy (PN), with diabetes being the most common cause. Other etiologies include physical injury, systemic autoimmune diseases, vascular and blood issues, exposure to heavy metals, Lyme disease, hormonal imbalances, infections, chemotherapy, HIV, kidney and…
Bill Reddy, LAc, Dipl. Ac.
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Pt. 1: 5 Element Acupuncture basis for diagnosis and treatment.
The long-tail symptoms of Covid involve multiple organs and physiological systems. Western medicine is struggling to understand this sequela, its disruption to full recovery and how best to treat it.
Jane Grissmer, MAc, Dipl. Ac.
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Nevada Senate Bill 335 hit a dead end in the state Senate Commerce and Labor Committee, killing the bill for the current legislative session and preserving the state acupuncture board’s authority and scope.
Acupuncture Today Staff
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Pacific College of Health and Science has announced a new, first-ever degree program: a Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) touted by the college as the first postgraduate program in holistic nursing in the United States. PCHS notes that “upon completion, nurses will be prepared to provide holistic and integrative…
Acupuncture Today Staff
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De qi has been recognized as a key issue in acupuncture research because of its possible relationship with clinical efficacy. However, what is de qi in reality? Does it mean the de qi sensation like aching, soreness, heaviness, soreness, numbness or tingling?
Jiazhen Li, DAOM, LAc, MD (China)
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Nearly 15 years ago, my EMT unit arrived on scene to find a small, elderly woman lying on the cement slab of an apartment complex. The neighbor who had heard the commotion and screams stood by nervously. She writhed in pain and winched from every contact of our assessment. As…
Mathew DiMond, DC, DACRB
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Evaluate the patient. Identify areas of concern. Develop a treatment plan. Follow up. Your ability to care for your patients is what comes naturally to you and is what you have been trained for. But how does your training translate into operating a successful business?
Rachel Schumont, Esq.

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