Trauma in Chinese Medicine
Sheila Liewald
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As we all know, the past week has put Boulder on the map nationwide. We are a small town. I think I can speak for
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Protect Your Health and Reduce Inflammation From Current Wildfire Pollution
Sheila Liewald
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It’s been a challenging year on the immune system and now many of us across the West are in the thick of forest fires. Here’s
Quality Supplements: 3 Tips to Get the Most of What You Buy and What to Avoid
Sheila Liewald
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Supplement pricing and quality come in a wide range. If you are supplementing, it makes sense to make your money and efforts count. Here’s a
Reading EBV Labs
Sheila Liewald
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Epstein-Barr is one of the viruses that causes mono (the other is CMV). Contrary to popular belief, it can reactivate and you can in fact
4 Natural Ways to Filter Your Home or Office for Healthy Air
Sheila Liewald
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Clean and fresh air is vital and yet both our outdoor air and indoor air are becoming an ever-growing issue. Humans are creating more and
Exciting Collaboration
Sheila Liewald
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We are excited to announce that our class on selecting air purifiers has been added to the new “virtual classroom” school called Planet To People.
What Do The Black Panthers Have Do With Acupuncture? (Spoiler- A Lot In U.S. History)
Sheila Liewald
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The following is a very fascinating historical lesson about African Americans and acupuncture in America. This is perhaps one of my most favorite newsletters I’ve
Respected Cleveland Clinic Backs Research Driven Results: Acupuncture For Knee Pain Including OA
Sheila Liewald
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A 2017 evaluation not only were results reflecting and reported here but comparisons towards cost effectiveness were also observed. What this means is acupuncture was
40 Scientists Gather With University Of Indiana And Conclude That Electroacupuncture Releases Stem Cells To Relieve Pain, Promote Tissue Repair
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A 2017 study led by Indiana University School of Medicine researchers demonstrates how electroacupuncture triggers a neurological mechanism that can help promote tissue repair. Electroacupuncture
FDA Suggests Acupuncture To Doctors For Pain Management
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FDA proposes that doctors learn about acupuncture for pain management The Food and Drug Administration released proposed changes to its blueprint on educating care health providers