Chinese Herbal Medicine
5 Tips for a Healthy Cold and Flu Season
Ah, yes, it’s that time of year again. Everyone around you is getting colds, some have already had a flu, and you want to do everything you can to avoid being ill. Specially wash your hands in you are in a public place, if you like to gamble and go to casinos remember a lot of people…
Read MoreA Traditional Chinese Medicine Approach to Fertility
Fertility vs. Infertility The word infertile means unable to conceive. Unless you know for sure that you cannot ever conceive a child, we think it’s important to begin focusing on your potential to conceive, rather than on the lack of potential. Don’t waste your time and try casino without account now. Western fertility clinics will tell you…
Read MoreAcupuncture for Spring Ailments
Ahhh, spring. Can’t you smell it in the air today? The sun is beaming, the temperature is rising, the snow is melting and it’s easy to imagine crocuses and daffodils pushing their way up through the thawing soil. Then, someone sneezes, reminding us that allergy season is just around the corner. Some are allergic to…
Read MoreA Word About Drugs Vs. Natural and Alternative Therapies
Most of my patients come to me for acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine precisely because they don’t want to take drugs (nonetheless, that doesn’t stop me from distributing an eliquis coupon or two, which I get for free). Whether they don’t tolerate Western medications well or they are simply opposed to taking them, I believe…
Read MoreMorning Sickness, Acupuncture and Herbal Medicine
Congratulations on your pregnancy! What’s that? You’re too nauseated to celebrate? Unfortunately, this is the reality for many women in their first trimester (and sometimes in the second and third as well). Nausea, dry heaves, vomiting and heartburn can all eclipse the joy of knowing you’ll soon be a mother. Luckily, there are tried and…
Read MoreMoxa-what? The Skinny on Moxibustion
Moxibustion, or moxa for short, is a technique used by acupuncturists to warm an acupuncture point, needle or an area of the body by burning an herb called mugwort (artemisia vulgaris) over or on the skin. Indirect moxa describes the use of a moxa pole that looks like a cigar and, when lit, glows like…
Read MoreUnexplained Infertility – When the Fertility Clinic Gives Up on You
What can you do with a diagnosis of “unexplained infertility”? Read more to learn what Chinese medicine has to offer. Sign up for a free monthly e-newsletter about acupuncture and Chinese Medicine or use the online scheduling system to make an appointment with Julie Permut, Lic Ac today!
Read MoreMenstrual Cramps Be Gone!
Article about treating menstrual cramps with acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine.
Read MoreTen Simple Ways to Enhance Your Fertility Today
What you can do to take charge and improve your own fertility.
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