252 Considering Acupuncture • Ann Cecil-Sterman
Acupuncture As acupuncturists, we practice our medicine as both a science and an art. Science in the sense of organizing the learned or experiential structure of the lens through which we view imbalances. Art in the sense of recognizing that each individual is a unique,...
250 Moxa to the Rescue, Researching Moxa in the Treatment of Long Covid
Acupuncture Moxa doesn’t just stimulate Qi; it replenishes the vital life force. This Chinese medicine treatment brings nourishment in the form of pure yang that potentially rejuvenates the immune system and restores dysfunctional internal environments. These functions...
248 Starting a Free Clinic • Bess Randles & Kyle Yoshioka
Acupuncture The most powerful lessons come not from a school curriculum, but from life. Our world is full of both problems and opportunities. There is what we struggle against, and what we stand for. And the unfolding dance of yin/yang reminds us that everything has aspects of...
247 Menopause, the transformative gateway of connection • Kath Berry
Acupuncture Change is inevitable. Our lives are a series of transitions. Winter blooms into spring. Weekends slow down to Mondays. Puberty arrives and rearranges our psyche, feelings, and sense of self. And for half the population, menopause occurs. Change is constant in life....