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Sports / Exercise / Fitness
The Tendino-Muscle Meridians
Treating the tendino-muscle meridians (TMM) is one of the first things to consider in treating sports injuries and pain. Their treatment is often overlooked and under-utilized. The activation of these important pathways can be crucial to effectively treating patients with acute trauma or repetitive-stress injuries.
Whitfield Reaves, OMD, LAc; Chad Bong, MS, LAc
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I am the queen of cheap. My dad was a college teacher, so I grew up poor. I actually did have to wear duct-taped glasses to school in fourth grade (thanks, Dad). Given the current economy, I am now considered hip and fashionable, rather than a cheapskate. The pendulum always…
Julie Crist, MAc
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Your Practice / Business
The question invariably arises of why our profession needs the title of doctor. It comes down to credibility. In America, Chinese medicine is still in its infancy. Not every state even recognizes or legislates it. Of those that do, less than six give us the title of “Doctor.” Even then,…
Steve Collins, LAc
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Our bodies are totally wired for energy. Every function, from digesting lunch to thinking about a big meeting tomorrow, is inextricably related to energy fields and currents in our organs, fascia and nervous system. This makes sense when you think about the trillions of cells that make up our bodies.…
Darren Starwynn, OMD, LAc
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Jennifer carried herself with quiet authority. A picture of elegance, the long, lean, impeccably dressed executive delicately deposited her cappuccino mug on the cafe table, excused herself, grasped her necklace, leaned over and threw up in the flower pot. “How indelicate!” she remarked when she was finished. “I don’t know…
Nancy Post, MAc, PhD
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Philosophy
Last article, I ended off by writing about how men generally do not have good role models for how to be a modern parent or husband. In this article we will explore this idea more. As I mentioned previously, the roles of most of our dads, and probably all of…
Kaleb Montgomery, DTCM
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Nutrition / Detoxification
What we hear about ethics mostly involves our CEUs and making sure we take the right classes and do the right thing. So how does nutrition have anything to do with being ethical? Here are a couple of examples: A patient goes in for an appointment with a Western doctor…
Marlene Merritt, DOM, LAc, ACN
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Marketing / Office / Staff
It is 7:00 p.m. on a Friday night, and I have just entered the office of Dr. Lin in New York City. The reception room is furnished with 18 red leather chairs, each one of which is occupied. The office looks to be extremely busy. After the reception room was…
Marilyn Allen, Editor at Large
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I have been interested in the topic of beauty for many years. Before I began my career in acupuncture and Oriental medicine, I studied issues in social and health psychology in my role as a research psychologist. One of my research areas was the study of attractiveness. According to the…
Martha Lucas, PhD, LAc
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In previous articles of this series, I stressed the importance of entering into the initial consultation with no agenda or assumptions, but with an attitude of simple curiosity. In such a state, we are receptive to the vast amounts of information with which we will be presented. Filled with our…
Neil Gumenick, MAc, LAc, Dipl. Ac.
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Marketing / Office / Staff
This is a new day, a new year and a new beginning. That is how you should look at things. It is like starting over but with all the wisdom you have gained from all the mistakes you have made so far. Put all your cares behind you and just…
Stanley Greenfield, RHU
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Pain Relief / Prevention
Last year, I had the misfortune to break my hand. The break was treated with a mitten cast for a few weeks and then a wrist splint. Needless to say, a broken hand is very inconvenient for my daily practice. Trying to treat patients with your hand wrapped up like…
Douglas R. Briggs, DC, Dipl. Ac. (IAMA), DAAPM, EMT; Kymberlie S. Combs, LMT
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Education & Seminars
The American Association of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (AAAOM) will be traveling “From Ancient Medicine to New Horizons” with its upcoming Expo 2010. The event will be held April 8-11, at the Hyatt Regency Tamaya Resort in Santa Ana Pueblo, NM not far from Albuquerque. Some featured events will include…
Acupuncture Today Staff
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It may seem rather self-evident that a hot cup of tea would be the perfect de-stresser. Now, a group of researchers from the University of Tokyo has tested the idea that tea - specifically green tea - reduces stress, and found some surprising results.
Tina Beychok
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On Jan. 12, a 7.0-magnitude earthquake struck the impoverished country of Haiti. As of a week after the quake, death estimates ranged as high as 200,000. Furthermore, also a week after the quake, donations have exceeded $220 million. Of that, more than $110 million has been raised by the Red…
Acupuncture Today Staff
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Politics / Government / Legislation
We felt compelled to respond to the Dec. 6, 2009, Los Angeles Times article in which Kim Geiger and Tom Hamburger were fairly critical of complementary medicine. Regarding the Senate health care reform bill, they write, “Acupuncturists, dietary-supplement makers and other alternative health practitioners, some of whose treatments are considered…
AAAOM Staff
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Sports / Exercise / Fitness
The Opening Ceremony of the XXI Vancouver Olympic Winter Games is Feb. 12. For these athletes, it is an honor to be a member of their national team. They are all winners, regardless of placing. For some, TCM helps them on their path to winning a medal. Skiing is but…
Ronda Wimmer, PhD, MS, LAc, ATC, CSCS, CSMS, SPS

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