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Nutrition / Detoxification
Men practicing a vegan diet show significant reduction.
A large study published in January 2016 in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition showed that men who are vegans had a 35% lower risk of developing prostate cancer compared to non-vegan men. The study followed more than 26,346 men who are part of the Adventists Health Study-2. During the…
James P. Meschino, DC, MS
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Typical treatments for low back pain involve large muscles like the quadratus lumborum, iliopsoas, and piriformis. However, there are situations when a very small muscle, the multifidus, can play a significant role in the diagnosis and treatment of low back muscular or spinal injury.
Steven Knobler
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General Acupuncture
The Pathologica State Rarely Considered Worthy of Treatment
Sleepless nights, anxiety, mood swings, euphoric energy bursts, obsessive thinking, and a strange feeling in his chest. That is what Matt was experiencing when he first entered my practice. Rather than being concerned, he was loving every minute of it. He came to see me for a knee injury but…
Felice Dunas, PhD
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Recently I’ve been thinking about all sorts of things which are hidden from our daily direct experience. That general category is what links nearly everything that catches my attention and then demands some kind of investigation. I’ve mostly written about the ways in which the mysterious worlds of acupuncture and…
Shai White-Gilbertson, PhD, MSCR, Dipl Ac, CTR
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Herbal Medicine
One of the most common trends to see in clinical medical practice and public health is the cycles of health “buzzwords.” These come and go depending upon the current cultural zeitgeist. One year, “parasites” are causing all the issues, and the next year it’s “candida.” Currently, the ones I see…
Craig Williams, LAc, AHG
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Treat locally or distally? This question has frequented my thoughts for the treatment of pain throughout my acupuncture career. Each style has strengths and weaknesses, thus the versatile practitioner would do well to forgo dogmatic adherence to any one style in deference to the needs of the individual patient.
Brandon LaGreca, LAc
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General Acupuncture
My last article discussed perception and its relationship to the primary channels. Before we get to the channels most commonly used to treat sensory disturbances, the small intestine and triple heater, we should first talk about the bladder channel. The bladder is a major crossroads within the primary channel sequence…
Nicholas Sieben, LAc
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Anti-aging is a concept that we hear in reference to skin rejuvenation and growing older on a daily basis. Aging begins as soon as we are born; therefore “pro-aging” is embracing all stages of life gracefully, with vitality, wisdom, joy, and gratitude as the goal. This “enlightened aging” is a…
Jenise Parris
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General Acupuncture
Anxiety, also referred to angst or hysteria, goes by many names. One, popularized by the sagacious Zhang Zhong Jing, who many practitioners of Chinese Medicine may be familiar with, is known as Restless Zang/Fu disorder. Anxiety disorders which include post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) and a myriad…
Simel Bey
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Billing / Fees / Insurance
Q: I do not always use physical medicine services but in my state I do have a scope of practice that allows me to provide many of these services. I am trying to understand what “direct one-on-one patient contact” means in relation to physical medicine services. Specifically, the timed services…
Samuel A. Collins
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General Acupuncture
ISO-TC-249: You may look at these letters and numbers and wonder what they are and what they might mean. They turn into: International Standards Organization- Technical Committee – 249. There is a global organization called The International Organization for Standardization. ISO is the world’s largest developer of voluntary international standards…
Marilyn Allen, Editor at Large
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General Acupuncture
As practitioners of traditional Chinese herbal medicine, our role is to educate patients and medical practitioners about the various safety aspects of our medicine. Medical doctors that embrace Chinese medicine want to collaborate and include Chinese herbal medicine in more aspects of clinical care to support their patients. Common concerns…
Shellie Rosen, DOM, LAc
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Education & Seminars
On a warm spring day in Las Vegas, Sonia Kim, clinic front desk staff, is busy preparing for a full day of intern shifts at Wongu Health Center. She greets patients, makes sure documents are properly signed, and lets the interns know that their patients have arrived. That scene is…
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Marketing / Office / Staff
Your front office can be your greatest source of efficiency or it can be a constant bottleneck. Increasing the productivity of this area, while not sacrificing the quality of patient interaction, can be a little tricky. However, with some focused effort and intention, your front desk can keep your practice…
Kelley Mulhern, DC
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In Chinese Medicine philosophy, everything consists of Yin and Yang. The law of polar opposites – one cannot exist without its opposite. Donald Trump, in today’s politics, could easily be classified as extremist with his statements (or attacks) on women or people of color, particularly regarding Muslims and immigrants.
Khanie Ha, LAc, Dipl. Ac., DACM, MSW
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Enhancing positive health effects of diet and exercise.
There is a great deal of controversy regarding the value of multiple vitamin supplements in cancer prevention. With respect to preventing breast cancer recurrence a very important study was published in the Journal of Breast Cancer Research and Treatment in 2011, by Kwan ML et al. The LACE Study, as…
James P. Meschino, DC, MS

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