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Community Acupuncture Seattle: Winter is Kidney and Kale Time
We community acupuncture practitioners recommend eating a healthy, nutritious diet of mostly whole foods, and to eat seasonal foods. According to Chinese medicine, seasonal foods are not only foods that flourish and grow during each season but also foods that resonate with the body in each season. Wintertime corresponds to the Chinese Kidney system. In Chinese medicine, the Kidneys are
Seattle Acupuncture: Occupy Healthcare – Community Acupuncture Helping the 99%
A colleague on the East Coast, Nicole Maniez, wrote this article which well explains how community acupuncture is helping the Occupy movement by offering health care that is affordable and accessible to the 99% – those people who are without insurance or well-paying jobs.
Occupy Healthcare: The Revolution is Here & it’s Called Community Acupuncture
by Nicole Maniez, acupunctuist, herbalist,
Seattle Community Acupuncture: Gluten-Free Food at Amazon.com
I often come across people, including my friends and my acupuncture patients, who have recently learned they are gluten-intolerant and are struggling with the task of adjusting their shopping and cooking tasks to their new dietary restriction. Here is some information that might make their lives – and yours – a little easier.
Amazon.com may be the answer for people
Acupuncture Helps Seattle Musician Relearn to Play After Stroke
Video: Boyd’s Return to the Bandstand After Stroke
Linda’s husband, Dr. Boyd Phelps, DMA, is a professional saxophonist and music educator who lost nearly all knowledge of music — notation, theory, familiar melodies, etc — when he suffered several strokes in the left hemisphere of his brain during the last year (2010-2011) . As a result of the strokes,
Seattle Community Acupuncture: How Acupuncture Can Help Your Memory
Do you notice problems with your short-term or long-term memory? Do you want to prevent memory problems? Acupuncture can enhance your memory and prevent memory loss or poor memory. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, or TCM, there are 3 different aspects of our memory and these are controlled by the Spleen, Heart, and Liver in TCM physiology. Acupuncture boosts memory by
Seattle Community Acupuncture: Musicians – How Many Hours a Day Should You Practice?
This post is for musicians. Instrumentalists and also vocalists should read this excellent article about how to practice music for optimum productivity. The key is to practice effectively. Deliberate practicing versus mindless practicing. Also note that focused, goal-based practicing can help prevent injuries that can result from mindless repetitive practicing.
How Many Hours a Day Should You Practice?
by Dr.
Seattle Community Acupuncture: Community Model Improves Access
This is an excellent piece about community acupuncture from Acutakehealth.com. It features an interview with my mentor Lisa Rohleder, co-founder of the community acupuncture movement. A good read if you want to learn more about this style of acupuncture and why it is growing in popularity. – Linda Phelps, LAc/EAMP
Back in 2006, John Weeks, editor of The
Seattle Community Acupuncture: Acupuncture Stops Menstrual Pain
According to a new study published in the April-May 2011 issue of the Clinical Journal of Pain (Official journal of the Eastern Pain Association) and described in HealthCare Medicine Institute —
Acupuncture was shown to be effective for the treatment of menstrual pain. A recent study of patients with primary dysmenorrhea measured significant pain
Seattle Community Acupuncture: Successful Opening Day
Very successful opening day today! Many thanks to everyone who visited Purple Dragon today for their first treatment and brought your positive uplifting energy. Everyone’s treatment was enhanced by the great energy & kindness of the other patients in the community treatment room. This is a special aspect of community acupuncture. Looking forward to many more days like today!
Seattle Community Acupuncture: Clouds for sweet dreams!
The clouds are up! Summery white cotton-candy clouds – not the gray stuff we’re used to seeing overhead in Seattle. Guy Dixon cheered up our community acupuncture treatment room by painting some wonderful soothing white clouds onto our sky blue ceiling. Lovely place to take a peaceful acupuncture nap or get lost in a daydream.