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Miss Arizona Used Traditional Chinese Medicine to Treat Tourette Syndrome
Jennifer Smestad, Miss Arizona 2013, was diagnosed with Tourette syndrome, a neurological disorder, at age 10. She experienced head jerking, involuntary facial movements and grimaces, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and anxiety. She…
by ElieDec 6 1 comment -
Eat Your Veggies: Seasonal Produce Recipes
According to traditional Chinese medicine, eating foods that are in season helps us maintain harmony with the environment. Just because it’s chilly, doesn’t mean you have to forgo fresh vegetables.…
by ElieDec 4 No comments -
Keep Stress Under Control for Optimal Health
Stress isn’t necessarily negative. In fact, it can be motivating and act as a natural alarm system. However, when the automatic “fight or flight” response doesn’t switch off in everyday…
by ElieDec 2 No comments -
Digestive Recovery After Holiday Indulgences
Good health requires proper digestion. The holidays are notorious for treats, overeating, and stress, which wreak havoc on the body. Get yourself back on track after a big Thanksgiving meal,…
by ElieNov 26 No comments -
Bolster Your Immunity Naturally
As the seasons change, we’re often susceptible to illness. Winter is no exception. We tend to spend more time indoors in close quarters with others. Plus, cold and flu season…
by ElieNov 25 No comments -
The Importance of the Tongue in Traditional Chinese Medicine
Those unfamiliar with the principles of traditional Chinese medicine may be surprised when an acupuncturist asks to see their tongue. However, this tongue inspection plays an important role in diagnosis,…
by ElieNov 21 1 comment -
Spice it Up with Cinnamon
Cinnamon has long been touted by practitioners of traditional Chinese medicine for its healing benefits and is the perfect addition to your cold weather diet. It has been used for…
by ElieNov 19 No comments






