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What causes acute low back pain to become chronic? That’s the question explored in a new study suggesting acute LBP patients shouldn’t be going to primary care medical doctors for their pain. Here’s why.
Acupuncture Today Staff
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Politics / Government / Legislation
A few weeks ago, we reported on the introduction of California Assembly Bill (A.B.) 918, legislation that, if passed into law, would replace the state’s current acupuncture licensing examination with one or more of the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM) exams. There are now signs the…
Acupuncture Today Staff
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Abuse from a loved one creates scars that may never heal. This is not something we do to ourselves, but something that is done to us by others, and its effects don’t stop just because no one is currently trying to physically or emotionally hurt us.
Trey Casimir, MS, LAc
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As an acupuncturist, keeping your practice competitive requires you to continually educate yourself on the latest developments within your field. The same holds true for your marketing.
Andrea De La Cerda
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DHEA and its sulfated form, DHEA-S, are the most abundant steroid hormones in the human body. They are primarily produced in the adrenal cortex, with smaller amounts of DHEA being synthesized in the ovaries and testes. DHEA is a precursor to estradiol, estrone, testosterone and 5α-dihydrotestosterone (5α-DHT). As an androgen,…
Carrie Decker, ND
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Another TCM concept associated with qi circulation in the meridians is the direction of qi flow in the individual meridians. For example, the stomach channel is said to normally flow from the stomach down to the foot. When you have nausea or vomiting, it is said that you probably have…
Mark Reinhard, BSEE, LAc / EAMP
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Practice & Profession
“How much do you feel discrimination affects your life?” Nearly 50 percent of the 2,744 respondents from the acupuncture community and its stakeholders indicated that discrimination affects their lives, based on a survey conducted by the NCCAOM and ASA Acupuncture Medicine Cultural Competency Task Force (AMCCTF) in August 2020. The…
Afua Bromley, LAc, Dipl. Ac. (NCCAOM); LiMing Tseng, DAc, MAcOM, Dipl. OM
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Clinical Encounter
Do you know the way your patients have sex can make them sick? And that it can ruin the results of your work with them? Our professional ancestors not only knew that, but also were among the first physicians in human history to study sexuality as a possible cause and…
Felice Dunas, PhD
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The study of psychosomatics benefits by understanding classical Chinese medicine. Mind and body, emotions and physicality are inseparably linked within our healing art. Acupuncture is the study of body humors: qi, blood, fluids, jing essence and shen spirit. These humors create the myriad of physical, mental, emotional and spiritual manifestations…
Nicholas Sieben, LAc
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Chronic / Acute Conditions
Angioedema refers to a rare disorder characterized by recurrent episodes of abrupt swelling of the skin and/or the mucous membranes, lasting from hours to three days, when the site of involvement returns to normal. The swelling may occur on the face, hands, feet, genitalia, lips, eyes, tongue, and the upper…
Wei (Vivien) Zhang, LAc
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In Chinese medicine, one of the first diagnostic principles we learn is to differentiate the root from the branch. When we begin to treat the root, we see transformative shifts occur in the patient. Looking another step deeper, we see the soil, the deepest layer; this unseen and usually unnameable…
Kim Peirano, DACM, LAc
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In recent months, acupuncturists have reported a surge in lawsuits filed against their practices for failing to comply with a provision of the 1990 Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA); specifically Title III and its requirements for accessibly to public websites now determined to be “places of public accommodation.” By the…
David Bibbey, Dipl. Ac., LAc
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During the cold and flu season it is not uncommon to hear of clinicians prescribing such patent remedies as Gan Mao Ling, Yin Chiao Jie Du Pian, or Ge Gen Wan for acute presentations of the predictable symptoms of early-stage viral infection. The patient’s initial symptoms often may resolve or…
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Yes, for 2021 there has been an update to the evaluation and management (E&M) codes including the elimination of code 99201. E&M codes were not deleted, but were revised in ways I believe are going to be helpful to acupuncture providers.
Samuel A. Collins
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Although the novel coronavirus has put in-person work on hold for months and will likely expand the remote-work pool permanently, millions upon millions of workers have returned to work or will progressively do so in the near future. And new research suggests acupuncturists should join those millions at their workplaces…
Acupuncture Today Staff
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Arthritis is no laughing matter, as evidenced by its prevalence in the U.S. population alone. According to the CDC, nearly one in four adults (more than 54 million people) have arthritis, and more than one in four suffer severe joint pain. Nearly 50 percent have activity limitations due to their…
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