Complementary & Integrative Healthcare
Hypnosis and Pain Management
For more and more health care professionals and alternative practitioners, hypnosis is one of many complementary therapies that are now regarded as mainstream. Regardless of… Continue Reading
Acupuncture and Sleeplessness
Insomnia is defined as difficulty initiating or maintaining sleep at least three nights per week. Sufficient and restful sleep is a human necessity. But only… Continue Reading
Physical Therapy No Pain, No Gain?
If you have ever received traditional physical therapy care you likely answer the question, “No pain, no gain?” with “Are you kidding? Of course therapy… Continue Reading
Massage Therapy For Fibromyalgia Relief
Fibromyalgia syndrome is a condition of widespread muscular pain and fatigue. The millions who have this condition will tell you that it is a debilitating… Continue Reading
Acupuncture For Tennis Elbow
Tennis elbow is inflammation of the tendons in your elbow. Tendons are strong tissues that connect muscle to bone. Tennis elbow is caused by overuse… Continue Reading
Reflexology Whole Body Restoration
Reflexology is a science and a healing art that involves manually stimulating areas or reflex points on the feet, hands or ears (that correspond to… Continue Reading
Traditional Chinese Medicine For Women
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is a holistic system of medicine and it's most fundamental goal is to return an individual to their truest nature and… Continue Reading
The Thyroid A Functional Medicine Approach
Many people think they have symptoms of an inefficient thyroid but are told that the labs are normal or, are taking thyroid medicines, but are… Continue Reading
Types Of Obesity In Oriental Medicine
There are six types of obesity in oriental medicine. Qi Deficiency Type Qi means energy. Qi deficiency means that you are low in energy, causing… Continue Reading
Help For Irritable Bowel Syndrome
According to the National Institutes of Health (NIH), irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is one of the most common functional disorders of the gastrointestinal (GI) tract…. Continue Reading
