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Season of Metal
Welcome the season of Autumn! Fall until winter pertains to the Metal element Metal controls the organs of the Lungs & Large Intestine Metal Characteristics: Taste: Spicy/ Pungent Organs: Skin Emotion: Sadness or Grief Metal hates being dry Metal and Chinese Medicine: The functions of the lungs in Chinese medicine are to direct the body's energy downward. If the lungs are weak, Qi cannot descend. Pathologies from Lung Qi not descending can be the feeling of a tight chest, irr


Is your job a pain in the neck?
How everyday posture is creating your pains


What Is Acupuncture?
Background: Acupuncture is a 3000 year old medicine, originating from China which was used as their primary treatment for diseases. The theory of acupuncture is shown in old texts that mapped out“meridians” which are channels of energy that run through the body. There are 12 primary channels of energy that run through the body and correspond to different organs including: Lungs, Large Intestine, Stomach, Spleen, Heart, Small Intestine, Urinary Bladder, Kidney, Pericardium, Sa


Acupuncture VS Dry Needling
ACUPUNCTURE THEORY: Acupuncture is a 3000 year old medicine based originally from China. The theory is based on the flow of energy through meridians which has mapped out through 12 channels of energy through the body. Each meridian corresponds to a different organ and has specific points selected for treatment. Some points open the chest, others calm the mind, some relax tendons or open the spine, but each point has it’s own use due to the location, channel it is on and the s

Benefit of Acupuncture for Athletes
The athletic body requires perfection in muscular skeletal system for proper development, motion, posture, and adaptability. The whole body must be in balance to allow for movement without pain or injury. Over time due to repetitive motions, over-use, injury, or changes to balance in the muscular skeletal system imbalances occur. Imbalances in athletes are often seen as muscles stuck short, creating the opposing or antagonistic muscles to be stuck long (or vice-versa). Muscle
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