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Acupuncture Helps Lung Cancer Patients

Posted by on Jun 18, 2013 in Acupuncture, Featured, Research | Comments Off on Acupuncture Helps Lung Cancer Patients

Acupuncture Helps Lung Cancer Patients

A Groundbreaking new study concludes that acupuncture treatments correlate to improvements in symptoms experienced by lung cancer patients. The study notes that lung cancer patients experience pain, depression, anxiety, nausea and a lack of well-being associated with either the disease or cancer treatments. The researchers discovered that a minimum of six acupuncture treatments was required to exert a 70% chance of a “clinically important improvement in well-being.” The study demonstrated Read more...

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Acupuncture Lowers High Blood Pressure

Posted by on Jun 18, 2013 in Acupuncture, Featured, Oriental Medicine, Research, Staying Healthy | Comments Off on Acupuncture Lowers High Blood Pressure

Acupuncture Lowers High Blood Pressure

Acupuncture can reduce blood pressure. The study discovered that patients taking antihypertensive medications benefitted from further reductions in blood pressure by adding acupuncture to the treatment regime. As a result, the researchers concluded that “acupuncture should be in the hypertension treatment guidelines and widely used for blood pressure regulation. Acupuncture subjects chosen for the study had been taking antihypertensive medications for at least 24 months. Each subject was Read more...

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Acupuncture Works for Anxiety, Depression & PMS

Posted by on Jun 17, 2013 in Acupuncture, Featured, Mind & Spirit, Research, Staying Healthy, Women's Health | Comments Off on Acupuncture Works for Anxiety, Depression & PMS

Acupuncture Works for Anxiety, Depression & PMS

New research has just been released demonstrating that acupuncture is effective for the treatment of PMS, anxiety and depression. Researchers from the Harvard Medical School (Boston, Massachusetts) and the Advanced Integrative Rehabilitation and Pain Center (Washington, DC) conclude that “there is high-level evidence to support the use of acupuncture for treating major depressive disorder in pregnancy.” In an additional study, researchers from the School of Acupuncture-Moxibustion and Tuina Read more...

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Migraine Runs from Acupuncture

Posted by on Apr 2, 2013 in Acupuncture, Featured, Research | Comments Off on Migraine Runs from Acupuncture

Migraine Runs from Acupuncture

Acupuncture is more effective than valproic acid for the treatment of migraines. A randomized study of 100 migraine patients were divided into an acupuncture group and a valproic acid group. The acupuncture study group received a total of 20 acupuncture treatments and the valproic acid group was administered a regular dose of 600mg per day. An additional 10mg of Rizatriptan was made available to both groups for acute migraine attacks. The acupuncture group required less Rizatriptan and had significantly Read more...

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Chinese Herbal Formula Has Anticancer Activity

Posted by on Mar 28, 2013 in Featured, Herbal Medicine, Oriental Medicine, Research, Staying Healthy | Comments Off on Chinese Herbal Formula Has Anticancer Activity

Chinese Herbal Formula Has Anticancer Activity

Zuo Jin Wan has been shown to fight colon cancer.  In Chinese medicine, it is a small, wonderful herbal formula. It clears and drains liver fire, downbears counterflow and checks vomiting. 'Liver fire' is a Chinese medical diagnosis that has does not have an exact bio-medical correlate, but as it happens, manifests symptoms seen in many kinds of cancer.  Not surprisingly, the underlying biochemical mechanism of ZJW has been shown to  the reverse the effect of multidrug resistance on colorectal Read more...

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Meditation Benefits the Brain

Posted by on Mar 24, 2013 in Featured, Mind & Spirit | Comments Off on Meditation Benefits the Brain

Meditation Benefits the Brain

Scientists say that meditators benefit from changes in their brains. The researchers report that those who meditated for about 30 minutes a day for eight weeks had measurable changes in gray-matter density in parts of the brain associated with memory, sense of self, empathy and stress. The findings will appear in the Jan. 30 issue of Psychiatry Research: Neuroimaging. M.R.I. brain scans taken before and after the participants’ meditation regimen found increased gray matter in the hippocampus, Read more...

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