If you have children who often suffer from colic. The ancient art of Chinese Pediatric Tuina would be the best way to address their condition. Mothers who have tried this treatment have found it to be extremely helpful in healing colic and other children’s conditions, especially when it’s combined with … Continue reading
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Chinese Pediatric Tuina For Children’s Conditions
- Published on : 24 March 20
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Some Chinese Nutritional Therapy Tips To Healthy Living
- Published on : 18 March 20
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According to TCM or traditional Chinese medicine in Bellingham, each person is unique and there are no ‘bad’ foods or ‘good’ foods; there are just foods that may be or maybe not appropriate per individual, just as there are suitable plants and herbs for each person based on what … Continue reading
Treat Thyroid Disorders The Natural Way With Acupressure Therapy
- Published on : 19 February 20
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Acupressure therapy plays an important role in the treatment of diseases like thyroid conditions that don’t often reveal any symptoms at earlier stages. Thyroid problems are not uncommon in some people. The thyroid gland produces hormones that help regulate the metabolism of our body and virtually affect every organ system … Continue reading
The Uses And Benefits Of Cupping Therapy
- Published on : 22 January 20
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A major branch of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) in Bellingham used to stimulate the flow of vital energy (Chi) and eliminate stagnation, Cupping therapy involves the warming and applying of medicinal cups, usually made of glass, on the skin to heal certain ailments and illnesses in the body. Chi naturally … Continue reading
Naturally Banish Stress with These Qigong Exercises
- Published on : 16 January 20
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Stress can come in different forms and in varying degrees since most of us have experienced it at some point in our lives. Some people experience stress as a physical feeling that can take the form of a tight back muscles, headache, fatigue, or stiff neck while others may experience … Continue reading
Study Shows That Acupressure Decreases Persistent Fatigue In Women With Breast Cancer
- Published on : 18 January 19
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A new study has found that acupressure helped decrease persistent fatigue in women who have had breast cancer therapy.
One of the most common longstanding effects of breast cancer therapy is fatigue. About 1/3 of women suffer from moderate to extreme fatigue a decade after their therapy has ended.
The … Continue reading
Acupressure Massage Therapy And Acupressure Massage Chairs
- Published on : 11 January 19
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With an acupressure massage therapy, you can clean toxins and waste material that have accumulated out of the various systems of your body. This type of massage is a product of the ancient healing art of acupuncture but unlike acupuncture in Cleveland stimulates healing without the needles. Acupressure massage therapists … Continue reading
The Practicality Of Chinese Medicine – The Aspects Of Yin And Yang
- Published on : 04 January 19
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This article is a short summary that strives to describe the complex relationships of the various systems in our body. Chinese medicine has certain obvious advantages over conventional Western medicine in that it tries to explain the cause of a health problem and also uses a holistic approach for treatment … Continue reading
Finding Your Center
- Published on : 04 January 19
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Are you feeling disconnected from your body? Imagine spending 50 or even 80 hours a week in an office, extremely fatigued, and hunched over a computer. Working ourselves to death absolutely produces zero benefits in terms of general health and well being. In fact, it can ruin our lives and … Continue reading
The Heart’s Role In TCM
- Published on : 28 December 18
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Most of us would agree that the heart is the organ of the body most closely connected to emotion. When we talk about the heart, the terms heartache, heartbroken, sweetheart, or heartstring come to mind. This is the organ that’s notorious for not being subtle; it represents emotions that are … Continue reading