Small Intestines 3, also known as, SI-3 (Hou xi, meaning “Back Stream” or “Posterior Stream”) SI 3 Location On the ulnar border of the hand, just proximal to the head of the 5th metacarpal bone.… SI-3 Acupuncture Point Location, Practical Uses, and Benefits
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 and understood through the lenses… The Importance of Anatomy and Physiology in Acupuncture
The acupuncture point Spleen 10 (SP 10), also known as “Xuehai” in Pinyin or “Sea of Blood” in English, is primarily associated with treating conditions related to blood in TCM. This includes being able to… Spleen 10 Acupuncture Point Useful Cheat Sheet
In this modern age, I can write with certainty many people have come across experiences of acupuncture treating a condition or ailment by putting needles in the hands In acupuncture, “distal points” refer to acupuncture… What Are Acupuncture Distal Points? Learn Quickly in 5 Minutes!
What is Hyperkyphosis? Hyperkyphosis, also known as kyphosis or “hunchback,” refers to an exaggerated curvature of the upper spine. This condition is often associated with a rounded or hunched upper back, which can impact posture… Intro into Hyper-Kyphosis – Quick and Easy in 5 Minutes
A question I get often is does acupuncture work for weight loss? The answer I always give is yes it does, but not just acupuncture. As I reflect back on a weight loss workshop I… Acupuncture and Weight Loss – 3 Amazing tools
Hi, I haven’t been watching my diet in over 20 years, I exercise once in a while, enjoy sitting idle for 8 hours a day, and I’m in pain. Many patients come in with the… What You Should Know About Your Acupuncture Treatment
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), causing you the inability to… Bell’s Palsy at a Glance
Updated May 24th, 2024 Stupid Pain. Stupid Inflammation. There has probably been multiple times in your life when you’ve smacked your toe or bumped your head to see the area become a slightly red, painful, and… What is Inflammation? How Can Acupuncture Be Beneficial?
What is Diverticulosis? Diverticulosis occurs when the wall of the large intestines become weak and begin to protrude sac-like pouches into the intestines. These protrutions are called diverticulum if it is a single pouch, and… Diverticulosis and Diverticulitis: Acupuncture Explained Easily
