Los mejores podcasts de Acupuncture (2025)

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#75 - Acupuncture for Tinnitus: Case Study Using TCM Diagnosis 26:47

6d ago26:47

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One of the most requested topics in the AcuPro community? Real case studies! Today, we’re diving into a tricky case—focusing on a patient in his 30s with Tinnitus. If you’re not familiar, it's that persistent ringing or buzzing in the ears that just won’t go away. In this episode, I walk you through how I approach a case step-by-step: from assessin…

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Managing Malpractice Risk When Treating Children of Divorced Parents 10:49

6d ago10:49

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Treating children of divorced parents presents unique challenges for acupuncturists, carrying significant liability risks. A core issue arises when one parent consents to care, but the other parent, who may share joint custody, demands treatment cease or access to records, having not been informed or consented. Assuming consent from a single parent…

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The Progression of Normal Muscle Tone to Muscle Contracture to Myofascial Trigger Points 22:01

17d ago22:01

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It's important to know the progression of muscle fiber dysfunction to better understand how to treat and how long it may take to correct the problem. The analysis of current research provides substantial evidence supporting the progression of muscle fiber dysfunction as a significant contributor to musculoskeletal pain, aligning with the hypothesiz…

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American Society of Acupuncturists Celebrates 10 Years 7:10

6d ago7:10

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The article details the American Society of Acupuncturists (ASA) celebrating its 10th anniversary with a live in-person conference held April 26-27, 2025, in Arlington, Virginia. Attracting practitioners from across the U.S., Canada, and China, the event centered on the theme “Cultivating Our Future Together”, focusing on advancing the acupuncture …

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A Few Good Eggs: TCM for Fertility and Reproductive Health 8:48

6d ago8:48

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Fertility is presented not just as a goal for conception but as a vital sign of overall health and well-being. While women are born with a set number of eggs that naturally declines over time, starting from around 7 million before birth to about 300,000 by puberty, and declining more rapidly after age 35, various factors can accelerate this loss an…

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Acupuncture and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: Enhancing Autonomic Regulation 8:17

6d ago8:17

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Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) is a debilitating condition marked by persistent fatigue and autonomic dysfunction. While conventional treatments focus on symptom relief, a recent randomized controlled trial explored how acupuncture and moxibustion could specifically modulate autonomic function. The study involved 210 participants, primarily those w…

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Can Herbal Medicine Be Integrated Into Oncology Care? 7:25

6d ago7:25

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With cancer affecting a significant portion of the global population, conventional treatments often bring challenging side effects and aren't always fully effective, leading many patients to seek complementary therapies. Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and its herbal remedies are emerging as a valuable integrated approach. Research highlights se…

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Embracing the Future: How Artificial Intelligence Can Enhance Acupuncture Practice 7:37

6d ago7:37

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The article explores the transformative potential of Artificial Intelligence in enhancing acupuncture practice. AI can significantly aid acupuncturists by analyzing complex patient data, including electronic health records and genetic information, to improve diagnostic accuracy and identify subtle patterns not immediately apparent. This leads to mo…

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Did VA / Medicare Allowed Rates Increase? 11:21

6d ago11:21

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There's great news for acupuncturists billing Medicare and the VA: for 2025, there's been a substantial increase in the allowed rates for the initial acupuncture codes, 97810 and 97813. This significant change, described as roughly a 20% increase and the largest change to any code value for 2025, stems directly from increases in the Relative Value …

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Efficacy and Safety of Products Used on the Skin During Microneedling and Facial Rejuvenation 8:05

6d ago8:05

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Microneedling is a cosmetic procedure increasingly used by acupuncturists, involving tiny needles to create controlled micro-injuries that stimulate collagen, elastin, cellular turnover, and blood circulation. This process improves fine lines, texture, hyperpigmentation, sun damage, and acne scars. A critical aspect is that these micro-injuries cre…

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Three Keys to Effective Gua Sha Treatment in Your Clinic 8:05

6d ago8:05

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Acupuncturists can significantly enhance their practice by incorporating effective Gua Sha treatment, a powerful modality for addressing myofascial issues, pain, limited motion, and overall well-being. The article highlights three key elements for success. First, always obtain informed consent. Explain Gua Sha's action and show patients what the te…

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Herbal Therapy for Hip OA 7:31

6d ago7:31

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Osteoarthritis (OA) of the hip, a condition causing significant joint pain, is extensively treated in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Within TCM, OA falls under the category of bi syndromes. Unlike generic supplements like fish oil or glucosamine, Chinese patent herbal medicines offer a more "surgical precision" in treatment by addressing the s…

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Stationary Bike Riding for Management of Parkinson’s Disease 7:25

6d ago7:25

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For individuals grappling with Parkinson's Disease (PD), a progressive neurodegenerative disorder causing debilitating motor symptoms like tremors and stiffness, conventional treatments often fall short of halting the disease's progression. However, exciting research highlights exercise as a powerful adjunct therapy. Specifically, the article delve…

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The Wrong Way to Treat Chronic Spine Pain 7:18

6d ago7:18

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Breaking news for chronic spine pain patients and providers: the latest "Rapid Recommendation" from the BMJ strongly advises against several commonly used interventional procedures for chronic spine pain not caused by cancer or inflammatory conditions. An international expert panel, basing their guideline on systematic reviews of trials, concluded …

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Integrating Prior Skills Into Practice 7:26

6d ago7:26

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The article highlights the fascinating ways individuals integrate their previous careers and diverse skills into the practice of Asian medicine, enriching their diagnostic abilities and client interactions. Far from being discarded, prior experience becomes a valuable asset. Former engineers find it easy to grasp qi and structural issues. Those fro…

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#74 - You Asked, I Answered: Real Questions from TCM Rock Stars 1:00:59

13d ago1:00:59

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I sat down with two TCM rock stars—a student and a new practitioner—and they brought the real questions about building a thriving practice. With over 20 years of practice and business experience, I shared honest, practical advice to help them (and you) feel more confident, focused, and inspired. If you're a student, recent grad, or growing your pra…

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#73 - How to Grasp The 6 Stages & 4 Levels in TCM 38:57

20d ago38:57

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Ever get stuck trying to figure out where a pathogen is hiding in the body? Whether it’s a stubborn cold or internal heat messing with your patient’s system, understanding how external pathogens progress is essential in TCM diagnosis. If it’s been a while since you reviewed the 6 Stages and the 4 Levels, this episode is your refresh. It will freshe…

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#72 - Balancing Yin and Yang & Unlocking Feminine Energy with Dr. Irene Sanchez-Celis 47:43

27d ago47:43

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What if the key to healing women’s health lies in reconnecting with the yin and feminine energies? In this episode, I sit down with acupuncturist and feminine energy advocate Irene Sanchez-Celis to explore how embracing yin energy can transform our health, cycles, and sense of self. Here’s what you’ll learn: Why our yang-driven world has depleted y…

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Are you missing this muscle when treating mid-back pain? 22:53

1M ago22:53

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I almost never hear discussion about this muscle for midback pain. My two cents about this muscle and how to assess and treat it. Online Courses: https://richardhazel.podia.comPor Dr. Richard Hazel, Doctor of Acupuncture, Licensed Acupuncturist

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#71 - The Zang-Fu Organ Theory in Chinese Medicine 50:53

1M ago50:53

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Today, I’m breaking down one of the most essential (and often confusing!) foundations of Chinese medicine: Zang-Fu Organ Theory—and making it easy to understand. If you’ve ever felt stuck trying to figure out a diagnosis or second-guessed your treatment plan, it might be time to go back to the basics. In TCM, there’s no wrong treatment—only the wro…

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NCCAOM 2024 Job Analysis: Key Findings and Insights 11:50

1M ago11:50

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The 2024 NCCAOM Job Analysis, as highlighted in Acupuncture Today, provides compelling insights into the evolving landscape of acupuncture and herbal medicine practice. A significant majority of practitioners receive patient referrals from physicians (65%), chiropractors (53%), and massage therapists (53%), underscoring a growing recognition of acu…

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Discovering Skull Palpation 11:08

1M ago11:08

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Discover the power of skull palpation, a unique acupuncture technique developed by Dr. Clayton Shiu over 20 years of treating stroke and neurological patients. This method, technically scalp palpation but distinct from scalp acupuncture, allows for the rapid assessment of neurological conditions by identifying specific skull patterns correlated wit…

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Plateau and Profit ... or Release and Replace? 11:17

1M ago11:17

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Clinicians may face a significant ethical dilemma: whether to plateau and profit by continuing treatment for a patient whose clinical progress has stalled, or to release and replace that patient. This situation becomes complex because the "devil is in the details" of the medical business. Factors such as the financial health of the practice, insure…

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VUIM Providing Acupuncture to D1 Student Athletes 5:56

1M ago5:56

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George Washington University (GWU) Division 1 student athletes have gained access to acupuncture through an exciting new partnership with the Virginia University of Integrative Medicine (VUIM). This wellness initiative, launched in April, offers GWU athletes a safe and non-invasive approach to managing pain, accelerating injury recovery, enhancing …

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It’s Hip to Treat OA With Acupuncture 12:27

1M ago12:27

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Discover the potential of acupuncture for hip osteoarthritis (OA)! This common condition, often seen in people aged 50-70, causes pain that can radiate into the groin or lower back, typically worsened by activity and relieved by rest. The good news is that acupuncture can be extremely effective not only in reducing pain but also potentially prevent…

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Modulating the Gut-Brain Axis With Low-Level Laser Therapy (Pt. 2) 14:12

1M ago14:12

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This fascinating article explores the powerful synergy between Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and modern Low-Level Laser Therapy (LLLT) in modulating the intricate gut-brain axis. It highlights how TCM views organs like the spleen and stomach as central to postnatal qi and cognitive stability, the liver as governing qi dynamics and emotional ba…

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The Emerging Role of Nicotine in the Integrative Treatment of Long COVID 13:38

1M ago13:38

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Emerging as an unconventional yet intriguing approach to the persistent challenges of Long COVID, low-dose nicotine patches are being explored as a potential integrative treatment. The rationale lies in nicotine's ability to compete with SARS-CoV-2 spike proteins at receptor sites, potentially restoring homeostasis. Furthermore, nicotine acts as an…

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Acupuncture and Knee OA: Unlocking the Analgesic Pathway 10:11

1M ago10:11

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Recent research has illuminated how acupuncture alleviates knee osteoarthritis (OA) symptoms by targeting key pain and inflammation pathways. A study involving rabbits with induced knee OA revealed that daily 20-minute acupuncture sessions at specific acupoints, including Neixiyan, Dubi, Xuehai, Zusanli, Hegu, and Yanglingquan, over 28 days signifi…

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The Wood Element and the Pelvis 10:38

1M ago10:38

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"The Wood Element and the Pelvis" by Krystal Lynn Couture explores the intricate relationship between the wood element in Chinese medicine and the pelvis, highlighting the essential balance between strength and flexibility for optimal posture and function. The article draws parallels between the wood phase and the energetic burgeoning of spring, sy…

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Acupuncture for High-Impact Sports 10:42

1M ago10:42

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High-impact athletes are increasingly turning to acupuncture to gain a competitive edge and maintain peak physical condition. This ancient practice offers a multifaceted approach to athletic well-being, enhancing performance by boosting explosive force and speed through increased carnitine and ATP production. Acupuncture also positively impacts the…

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A Complex Case of Nerve Entrapment Pain (Post-Surgery) 29:00

1M ago29:00

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I'm walking you through how I assessed and treated a complex case of cluneal, sciatic and possibly pudendal nerve symptoms. As well as managing the patient's anxiety when symptoms flare. Online Courses: https://richardhazel.podia.comPor Dr. Richard Hazel, Doctor of Acupuncture, Licensed Acupuncturist

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#70 - Addiction Recovery with Chinese Medicine with Dr. Randal Lyons 44:32

1M ago44:32

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What’s lurking at the bottom of your Lake of Fear? In Chinese medicine, we know fear is deeply connected to the Kidneys, the Bladder, and our very foundation—our root. Today’s guest is Dr. Randal Lyons, also known as The Sober Shaman—an acupuncturist and shamanic practitioner who specializes in addiction recovery. This episode takes the AcuPro Show…

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#69 - Differentiating TCM Heart Symptoms for Proper Diagnosis 26:58

2M ago26:58

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In Chinese medicine, we know sleep has a significant impact on the body—especially the TCM Heart. But how do we accurately differentiate symptoms for the right diagnosis? By the end of this episode, you’ll have a clearer idea of the right questions to ask your patients, helping you pinpoint diagnosis with confidence. You'll learn: The key functions…

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#68 - The Power of Qi Gong with Britta Stalling 39:51

2M ago39:51

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Let’s talk about the one thing we probably learned the least in acupuncture and Chinese medicine school: Qi Gong. I’ll be honest—I didn’t love it at first. While I was totally into Tai Chi, Qi Gong felt slow and boring by comparison. But something shifted, and over time, I truly fell in love with it. Today, I’m joined by Britta Stalling, who shares…

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Stop Wasting Money And... 20:03

2M ago20:03

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In this episode we discuss why you may be wasting money and time with health trends. Our website: https://acupunctureismylife.com/ Follow our social media for more information on acupuncture: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/acupunctureentertainment/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/acupunctureentertainment TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@acu…

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#67 - Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine for Women's Health 31:54

2M ago31:54

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Let's talk about one of my favourite topics: gynecology! It's no secret that it's a complex system, but through a TCM lens, we can better understand and support our female patients. In this episode, I discuss everything from women's physiology to menstrual health—and share key insights to help you help your female patients achieve balance and optim…

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Foods That Are Bad For Your Heart 24:30

2M ago24:30

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In this episode we discuss certain foods that are bad for the health of your heart. Our website: https://acupunctureismylife.com/ Follow our social media for more information on acupuncture: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/acupunctureentertainment/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/acupunctureentertainment TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@acup…

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#66 - The Power of Turmeric with Dr. Shivani Gupta 47:43

2M ago47:43

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I have something a little different for you today! My guest is an Ayurvedic Master—at least, that’s what I’m calling her. Dr. Shivani Gupta not only holds a master’s in Ayurvedic science but also earned a PhD focused entirely on turmeric; YES, on turmeric! In this episode, we discuss the fascinating connections between Ayurveda and Chinese Medicine…

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Electroacupuncture and Parkinson’s Disease: A New Mechanistic Insight 11:28

2M ago11:28

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This article from Acupuncture Today explores a new mechanistic insight into how electroacupuncture (EA) may benefit Parkinson's disease (PD). While conventional PD treatments focus on dopamine, this research highlights EA's potential as an adjunctive therapy by demonstrating improvements in motor function in a PD rat model independent of dopamine r…

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Modulating the Gut-Brain Axis With Low-Level Laser Therapy (Pt. 1) 16:32

2M ago16:32

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Discover the fascinating connection between your gut and brain! The gut-brain axis (GBA) is a critical bidirectional communication network linking the gastrointestinal and central nervous systems. Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) has long understood this profound relationship through concepts like Zang-Fu organ theory. However, modern research is…

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Helping Cancer Survivors 11:09

2M ago11:09

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The number of cancer survivors in the U.S. has dramatically increased, reaching over 18 million in 2022, a testament to advancements in treatment. However, many survivors live with the constant fear of recurrence, as conventional medicine often lacks a clear understanding of cancer's root causes. This article explores how Chinese medical theory off…

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Acupuncture and Neuroplasticity: A Promising Treatment for PTSD 15:48

2M ago15:48

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This article highlights acupuncture as a promising and effective treatment for Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), moving beyond traditional methods like psychotherapy and medication. Recent research, including a 2024 study on combat veterans, demonstrates that verum acupuncture significantly reduces PTSD symptoms and improves fear extinction com…

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Integration of Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics in Acupuncture 10:42

2M ago10:42

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Acupuncture, an ancient pillar of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), is embracing the future through the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and data analytics. This innovative fusion is poised to revolutionize healthcare by enhancing patient outcomes and precision care. AI-powered diagnostic tools are augmenting traditional methods by ana…

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Acupuncture in Medicare: Critical Legislation Reintroduced 10:09

2M ago10:09

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The "Acupuncture for Our Seniors Act" (H.R. 1667) has been reintroduced by U.S. Representatives Judy Chu and Brian Fitzpatrick in the 119th Congress, aiming to expand senior citizens' access to acupuncture for pain management. While Medicare already recognizes the value of acupuncture and covers it for chronic low back pain since January 2020, acup…

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Bowed Legs and Knee Arthritis 9:56

2M ago9:56

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Bowed legs, a condition often naturally correcting in toddlers, can persist into adulthood due to early walking. This tibial varum creates increased compressive forces on the medial knee joint, inhibiting growth and worsening the bowing. Over time, this amplified pressure significantly accelerates the development of medial knee osteoarthritis. Even…

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Exploring the Essence of Acupuncture 19:08

2M ago19:08

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This article from Acupuncture Today explores the essence of acupuncture through the lens of classical Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) texts, particularly the Ling Shu. The author, a U.S.-trained practitioner, addresses the common questions of young acupuncturists regarding the power and efficacy of acupuncture, and the reasons behind the variabi…

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Treat TMDs Using Scalp Acupuncture, Facial Motor Points, & Submuscular Needling (Pt. 2) 11:13

2M ago11:13

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Discover a powerful, integrative approach to tackling complex TMJ disorders using advanced acupuncture techniques. This article delves into how combining scalp acupuncture, which targets brain areas for facial movement and pain reduction, with facial motor-point therapy to rebalance overactive jaw muscles like the masseter and temporalis, offers im…

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Navigating the Intersection of Botox and Acupuncture in Bell’s Palsy Treatment 13:18

2M ago13:18

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This article from Acupuncture Today presents an intriguing case where acupuncture successfully treated Bell's palsy in a 60-year-old woman who had recently undergone Botox injections around her eyes for cosmetic purposes. The case was unusual because the muscle-relaxing effects of Botox conflicted with acupuncture's goal of stimulating nerve and mu…

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Spring Liver Support 13:15

2M ago13:15

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As a qi gong teacher, the author of this article observes spring's influence on the liver organ and meridian in Chinese medicine, noting its crucial role in qi regulation. While Xiao Yao Wan is often considered for liver qi stagnation, the author, Craig Williams, LAc, AHG, finds it frequently overused for more nuanced presentations. He emphasizes t…

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NCCAOM 2024 Job Analysis: Key Findings and Insights 13:33

2M ago13:33

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The NCCAOM 2024 Job Analysis offers a comprehensive snapshot of the acupuncture and herbal medicine profession, revealing key insights into practitioner and patient demographics. Notably, nearly half of practitioners work in suburban settings, while urban areas also host a significant portion. Interestingly, part-time practice has increased, now re…

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