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My days as an acupuncturist are spent exploring ways to help my patients. Experience has shown, however, that for there to be deep and lasting results, I must teach the patients ways in which they can learn to help themselves. I introduce the concept of participation in the healing process…
Matthew J. Robinson, MAc
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The body is a single, continuous system in which the acupuncture meridians are the primary photonic and electromagnetic pathways. Although it has been a basic tenet of Oriental medicine for thousands of years that a tiny stimulus may propagate throughout a living system, what is new is that we are…
David Rindge, DOM, LAc, RN
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Palpatory examination of the myofascial network is necessary in treating musculoskeletal and pain disorders. Bodyworkers from various backgrounds have embraced palpatory assessment as their only tool in deciphering and reading - like braille - the texture of soft tissue and the tension patterns of myofascial dysfunction. I am excited to…
David Razo
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This column periodically interviews acupuncturists who are involved in communities throughout the world to learn more about their work. This month, we are highlighting the work of the Guatemala Acupuncture and Medical Aid Project (GUAMAP). Based in Tucson, Arizona, GUAMAP is a 501(C)3 not-for-profit agency that formed in 1994 to…
Kristen E. Porter, PhD, MS, MAc, LAc; Elizabeth Sommers, PhD, MPH, LAc
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Deadline to Cast Your Vote is September 1
The National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM) has announced it will hold an election this summer to fill four upcoming vacancies on the agency’s board of commissioners. All current NCCAOM Diplomates are encouraged to take part in the election process, which will redefine the commission’s leadership and…
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Hua cha literally translates to “flower tea.” It is consumed year-round in northern China. “Jasmine tea” is the common name, as it is usually a tea blended with jasmine flower petals. Magnolia, rose, honeysuckle, osmanthus, or pomelo flower petals are sometimes added as well. It is sometimes referred to as…
Brenton Harvey, LAc, CH; Hong Ji
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It is a basic tenet in Classical Five-Element Acupuncture that a person’s symptom(s) can be the result of imbalance in any element or any of the 12 Officials (organs/functions). Every human being is born with, or develops early in life, an imbalance in the natural functioning of the Five Elements.…
Neil Gumenick, MAc, LAc, Dipl. Ac.
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Abdominal acupuncture is a new form of acupuncture in Chinese medicine. It involves the application of needles according to the abdominal meridian system 〈AMS〉, as introduced by myself. It is therefore known as Bo’s Method of Abdominal Acupuncture (BMAA).
Attilio D'Alberto, BSc (Hons); Eunkyung Kim
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In the July 2005 issue, Acupuncture Today reported that a study on green and black tea and diabetes had appeared in an issue of the Journal of Agricultural and Food Research . The study actually appeared in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry .
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The Acupuncture Poll question for May 2005 was: What percentage of your female infertility patients are ...
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Acupuncture and Oriental medicine’s (AOM) popularity and ever-increasing use in integrative medical settings is influencing its evolution. As conventional health care expands to include AOM, numerous issues arise including appropriate referrals, herb-drug interactions, collaborative research, and the preservation of a full and traditional scope of practice.
Kabba Anand, DAc, LAc, Dipl. Ac., Dipl. CH
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The first weekend in May drew hundreds of acupuncturists to the Hyatt Regency Hotel & Spa in Newport, Rhode Island to participate in the Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine Alliance’s 12th annual conference and exposition. The conference was one of the Alliance’s most successful events, featuring a combination of business, education…
Michael McCoy, PhD
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Greetings and welcome to the dog days of summer. I’ve often wondered what the saying “dog days” really means. I found out recently that it has to do with Sirius, the brightest star in the sky, which is also nicknamed the “dog star.” In Latin, the name for Sirius is…
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On Saturday, April 30, Gene Bruno, LAc, OMD, president emeritus of the American Association of Oriental Medicine (AAOM), and Michael Schroeder, vice president of the American Acupuncture Council (AAC), presented new proposed language for obstetrics and gynecology to be included in the AAC’s malpractice insurance policies. The presentation was made…
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Many athletes train for years, reach the apex of their careers, then “crash.” After the peak of competition is over, and the highs of winning, commercial endorsements, sponsors and general excitement die down, depression then sets in. This is known as post-competition depression. Some of these athletes seek out a…
Ronda Wimmer, PhD, MS, LAc, ATC, CSCS, CSMS, SPS
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Shane Burras’ article “AIMS Conducts Analysis of New CPT Codes” is for the most part dead-on, but omitted a very important point. The risk to the patient and the stress on the provider, two very key points in determining a code’s relative value, vary by acupuncture point. As a rule,…
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In This Issue: Insurance, Practice Managment, and Other Services
“What Are My Choices?” is here to answer all of those questions - and more. What Are My Choices? is an occasional column that gives you the information you need straight from the experts: the companies themselves. This issue’s column focuses on insurance, practice management, and other practice services -…
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Although it originated as a style of Chinese martial art centuries ago, tai chi is now one of the most popular forms of exercise in the world. Performed in slow motion, tai chi combines breathing techniques, meditation and repetitive body movements, many of which follow the principles of traditional Chinese…
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Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past 12 years, chances are you’ve heard of Representative Maurice Hinchey, a member of Congress from New York, and his efforts to expand access to acupuncturists. Since 1993, his first year in Congress, Rep. Hinchey has shown his support for the…
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The 13th International Congress of Oriental Medicine will be held Oct. 20-23 at the Daegu Exhibition & Convention Center in Daegu, South Korea. Co-sponsored by the International Society of Oriental Medicine (ISOM) and the Association of Korean Oriental Medicine (AKOM), the event will also commemorate the Society’s 30th anniversary.
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