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This is a case study regarding Ramsey-Hunt Syndrome, which is defined as an invasion of the 8 th nerve ganglia of the facial nerve by the herpes zoster virus, producing severe ear pain, hearing loss, vertigo and paralysis of the facial nerve.
Fritz Hudnut, DAOM, LAc
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On Dec. 20, 2006, Ontario became the second Canadian province to regulate traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) when Bill 50 passed the Legislative Assembly of Ontario with royal assent. TCM is the first new health profession in Ontario to be regulated since 1991. Ontario joins British Columbia as the only Canadian…
Tina Beychok
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Estimated Sales Losses Could Exceed $1 Million Annually
During the fall 2006 textbook season, which began in late August and extended through early October, Redwing Book Company, a major book distributor in the acupuncture industry, noticed an unprecedented decline in sales to schools of acupuncture and Chinese medicine all over the United States. Because Redwing must anticipate in…
Acupuncture Today Staff
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Approximately 40 acupuncturists from 22 states converged on Portland, Ore., in late October 2006 to learn more about a powerful new energy wave within the American acupuncture profession - community acupuncture.
Jordan Van Voast, LAc
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The purpose of this article is to provide an overview of the Seven Hermetic Laws that have been recognized throughout human history as a basis of energetic healing and magical practices, and to give practical examples of their remarkably effective applications for acupuncturists. Taking a bit of time to read…
Darren Starwynn, OMD, LAc
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Remember when you were a student or a brand-new practitioner? Chinese medicine was endlessly fascinating and working with each new patient was an exciting challenge that propelled you to your office each day with a combination of joy and curiosity.
Honora Lee Wolfe, Dipl. Ac.
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As acupuncturists, we are proud to call ourselves holistic health care practitioners. We emphasize the importance of the entire body working together and the interdependence of its parts instead of simply focusing on symptoms. Yet, even though we gained insightful knowledge on the connection between emotions and corresponding acupuncture points…
Chady F. Wonson, LAc, DC
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As reported in the December issue of Acupuncture Today , SBCOM has made the decision to close after 25 years of dedication to the field of Oriental medicine. We have made arrangements to finish our commitment to those students who have a year left of studies by arranging a “teach…
JoAnn Tall, LAc
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The monthly cycle is the body’s reflection of the ebb and flow of yin and yang. Yin dominates the first half of the cycle and yang dominates the second half. Yin represents the luteal or estrogen-controlled phase of the monthly cycle, while yang represents the follicle or progesterone-controlled phase. Miscarriage…
Gary Wagman, PhD, LAc
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How many kinds of lower back pain are there? This was the question I had several years ago when asked for advice by one of my very old and dear friends, a world-renowned, prominent surgeon, Professor P.C. Leung of Hong Kong Chinese University. He was in charge of a research…
Yin Lo, PhD
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For me, the attraction to Japanese acupuncture started in Japan. During a martial arts class, I was injured and they sent me to an acupuncturist. Because my response to acupuncture was so good, I became fascinated. The acupuncturist befriended me and soon was sharing the great depth of his family’s…
Cameron Bishop, MAc, AP
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Anyone who genuinely is interested in social entrepreneurship - the use of business to achieve social gain, as well as financial gain - must, at some point, spend some time considering issues of social justice. One has to ask: Who gains? What do they gain? How does that affect everyone…
Lisa Rohleder, LAc
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It’s becoming more common to encounter patients who are on a mood-stabilizing drug for depression or anxiety. Most of these are SSRIs (selective serotonin re-uptake inhibiters) given for depression and include Prozac, Zoloft, Paxil, Celexa and Lexapro. Serotonin is a neuro-transmitter that allows communication between central nervous system neurons and,…
Jake Paul Fratkin, OMD, LAc
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After sex, politics and religion, the most volatile issue folks can discuss is diet. Because I like simplicity, I look for the most basic, essential nugget that might drive my thinking when it comes to such a difficult subject. What it comes down to for me is the wisdom of…
Andrew Rader, LAc, MS
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The study of pharmacodynamics gives us insight into the dynamic behavior of drugs inside the human body. The phrase “pharmacodynamic interactions” refers, in our context, to fluctuations in the bioavailability of ingested substances as a result of synergistic or antagonistic interactions between herb and drug molecules. Pharmacodynamic interactions generally are…
John Chen, PhD, PharmD, OMD, LAc
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Once again the holidays have passed and we are beginning a new year. The coming year is that of the pig - and a prosperous pig, to be sure. When I think of a pig and prosperity, what comes to mind first is a piggy bank and this usually means…
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The Society for Acupuncture Research (SAR) will hold its annual conference, The Status and Future of Acupuncture Research: 10 Years Post-NIH Consensus Conference, from Nov. 8-11, 2007, at the University of Maryland in Baltimore. The conference will mark the 10 th anniversary of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Consensus…
Tina Beychok
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The Academy of Oriental Medicine at Austin (AOMA) and Chengdu University of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) have developed a strong relationship that began back in 1994, with the sharing of highly qualified and experienced faculty. Chengdu University of TCM provides externship opportunities for AOMA’s students in university-affiliated hospitals and clinics…
Submitted By William Morris, DAOM, PhD, LAc
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State legislature unanimously passes S.B.1235.
On the last day of its 2006 session, the Pennsylvania legislature unanimously passed S.B.1235, an amended version of a 1986 bill that required acupuncturists to obtain physician referrals before providing treatment. The Association for Professional Acupuncture (APA) in Pennsylvania has worked since 2002 to get this legislation amended and remove…
Kathryn Feather

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