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How do we digest food? The food we eat everyday? The food we shove down our mouths because we're going to be late, we need to rush, etc? Can we…
Acupuncture, an ancient practice rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), has garnered significant attention in the United States. Despite its millennia-old roots, its efficacy and mechanisms continue to be explored…
Acupressure points offer relief from stress, improved sleep quality, and tension headaches. With minimal side effects, they provide significant benefits for patients, making them a valuable therapeutic option. This is…
The Human Anatomy Human anatomy is a wondrous and intricate field, revealing the myriad complexities and marvels of the human body. It is a realm where each organ, cell, and…
What is Hyperkyphosis?Understanding the Spine's Natural CurvesWhy Does Kyphosis Happen?Scheuermann's diseaseTreatment Options for HyperkyphosisCan Acupuncture Help Kyphosis?Holistic Approach to Spine Health What is Hyperkyphosis? Hyperkyphosis, also known as kyphosis or…
So what's this condition called Bell's palsy? Well it's a neurological disease in which there is damage of the facial nerve (known as Cranial Nerve #7 to us health geeks),…