Chinese Medicine for Digestive Disorders
Many people get the occasional heartburn or diarrhea from time to time, but when digestive problems become more frequent or continue for a longer period, it’s time to do something to address them.
Author Archives: Rawls
5 Tips to Improve Your Digestion
By following these five tips, you will improve not only your digestive health, but your overall health and well being.
- Eat warm foods. Did you know that the stomach functions the best when we put warm food into it?
Curious About CBD?
Not sure what CBD is? Watch this short video where I explain what it is and some of the many health benefits of it. I’m looking for your feedback too.
August Clinic Announcements
- I’m seeing several patients who are suffering from Lyme disease and it’s varied manifestations like digestive problems, headaches, brain fog and more. More than 300,000 people are expected to be diagnosed with Lyme disease this year alone according to the CDC (and they think this is low due to under reporting)!!
Acupuncture for Back to School Stress
Getting the kids back to school can be stressful! Summer break is over and now there’s shopping to do to get the endless list of school supplies and clothing.
3 Tips for Managing Back to School Stress
If you are finding it hard to arrange your schedule for a Wellness Visit, here are a few tips for helping you to cope until you can come in.
Clinic Vacation
Top 5 Tips to Keep Your Cool This Summer
Cucumber, Watermelon & Mint Salad
Acupuncture for Chronic Pain – Research Says….
According to the National Institute of Health (NIH) , a number of studies suggest that acupuncture works particularly well on chronic pain such as:
- back and neck pain
- osteoarthritis
- knee pain
- headache
It often reduces the incidence and severity of tension headaches and may prevent migraines.
Parental Vacation – Give Yourself a Break!
Clinic Announcements for June/July
What’s that Smell?
Have you ever come into the clinic and wondered “what is that smell??” No, we promise no one is smoking in the clinic. Moxibustion or moxa is the burning of the chinese herb mugwort on or over an acupuncture point,