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Balancing Act: Exploring the Synergy of Acupuncture and THC Moderation

Recently, I had a follow up visit with a patient who had gotten a medical marijuana (MMJ) card about a year before. In many aspects of her life, she was doing great with the addition of MMJ in her life – she had less pain from her chronic illness, less neurological symptoms as a result [...]

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A Brief History of Bian Stone

Bian stone is a type of stone that holds historical and cultural significance in ancient China. It is believed to have originated in the Neolithic era, around 10,000 years ago, and was used for various purposes, including medicinal and spiritual practices. Here's a brief history of Bian stone. Origins and Discovery The Bian stone was discovered in the Yangshao [...]

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The Organs of Summer

In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), each season is associated with specific organs, and reflects the interplay between nature and the human body. The organs associated with the summer season in TCM are the Heart and the Small Intestine. Heart The Heart is considered the ruler of all organs and is the organ most associated with the Fire element. It [...]

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Staying Hydrated from a TCM Perspective

From a Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) perspective, hydration is considered crucial for maintaining optimal health and balance in the body. In TCM, the concept of hydration is closely linked to: Keeping the body’s yin and yang in balance Regulating the body’s fluids Promoting the free flow of Qi (life force energy) Hydration is seen as a way to moisten and [...]

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The Fire Element

In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), the five elements theory forms a fundamental framework for understanding the balance and harmony within the human body and its surroundings. These five elements – Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, and Water – are symbolic representations of the natural world's energies. The Essence of the Fire Element Fire symbolizes transformation, warmth, and vitality. It is associated [...]

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The Kidneys’ Role in Men’s Health

In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), the Kidneys hold immense significance in men's health, serving as a foundational source of vitality and longevity. The Kidneys are considered the root of the body's vital energy, “essence” or Jing, responsible for growth, development, and reproductive functions. While all organs are important, the Kidneys can be crucial to men’s health. The Kidney system [...]

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