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Acupuncture Helped My Migraines, Insomnia, and Anxiety
There are no words sufficient for describing how much acupuncture has improved my life! My migraines, insomnia, & anxiety are all reduced to almost nonexistent. During the course of my treatment, I’ve gone from 3-4 medication-resistant migraines per month to one every 8-10 weeks that responds to medication within 30 minutes! Toni is knowledgable, highly qualified, and very caring. She
Anxiety
According to the Anxiety Disorders Association of America, anxiety disorders are the most common mental health disorder in the U.S., affecting 40 million adults and costing more than $42 billion a year.
Feelings of anxiety, worry and fear related to significant and challenging events are justified and very common. Anxiety becomes a problem when emotional reactions are out of proportion
Traditional Chinese Medicine and Spring
Spring is generally regarded as a happy season, especially for those that live in areas where winter is cold and dark. Spring brings with it longer days, more sunshine, the rebirth of plants and more activity. But for many, the months of spring can also bring irritability, anxiety, sinus issues, allergy flare-ups and even colds.
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Mental/Emotional Aspects of The Heart
The major responsibility of the heart in TCM is housing the mind and controlling the shen. “Shen” can be seen as the overall healthiness of the mind. When you look at a healthy person in good spirits, you know how you can see that in their eyes? There is a certain bright clarity and sense of health that shines
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Five Acupuncture Points for Winter
Winter is a word that conjures up many different images, including snowmen, sleigh rides and holidays. During the winter months, nature is resting and replenishing itself for the upcoming spring. And as we are part of nature, we should also be focusing on rest and relaxation.
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) teaches that we should live in harmony with the