TCM

Holistic dentistry likely makes 'perfect sense' when a person becomes 'aware' of it. I find it fascinating and ironic that I'm bringing 'the world wide web' my topic for our YOUsers at Lumigrate a website link created by Alison Adams, a fascinating dentist and naturopathic doctor in the United Kingdom (UK), which is citing traditional Asian medicine. Where in the world are YOU, dear YOUser?  read more »

Please follow the link to a wonderful piece by Dr April Schulte-Barclay (and our follow up comments/discussion) which is in the forum on sleep disorder/insomnia at the following link:

 www.lumigrate.com/forum/yin-and-yang-catching-some-zzzz

It is a common complaint in the clinic.  “I am having a terrible time sleeping, is there anything you can do to help me?”   read more »

Chinese medicine in and of itself is the essence of holistic care as it addresses the mind, body, and spirit.  When a person presents to my clinic with a chief complaint, all three of the above mentioned aspects are addressed as they are not only inter-related, but also inter-dependent.  The wonderful thing about collaborating with other modalities is that we can carry that concept forward as we use multiple treatment strategies to address the mind, body, and spirit.   read more »

I was inspired to write this by a post an MD content provider made in his Forum (in the Fibromyalgia/Chronic Pain section at Lumigrate), and thought I could post it here as well, as the topic of 'research' related to acupuncture comes up frequently.  ~~ April  read more »