Natural Health Journals


December 16, 2007

In Secrets of Self-Healing - Book Review

Filed under: Chinese Medicine, Longevity — Administrator @ 1:09 pm

This holiday season, doctor of Chinese medicine and anti-aging expert Dr. Maoshing Ni (aka Dr. Mao) will publish his groundbreaking, 600-page book on natural healing that will revolutionize the way Americans approach health and wellness. Filled with advice and knowledge acquired through years of treating patients at his Tao of Wellness clinic in Santa Monica, […]

June 5, 2006

Kicking Butts

by Amy Allison
WHETHER FIRST- OR SECONDHAND, smoking has been conclusively linked to respiratory problems, multiple cancers, and cardiovascular disease. Breaking free of a tobacco habit isn’t easy, but natural remedies are there to lend a gentle yet effective hand. Check them out for yourself or an ill-tarred loved one.

May 12, 2006

Acupuncture and Osteoporosis

Filed under: Acupuncture — natura @ 1:36 pm

by Honora Lee Wolfe
With recent revelations in the news about the possible dangers of long-term Hormone Replacement Therapy, many women are searching for other possible methods of preventing osteoporosis and other degenerative diseases related to hormonal decline after menopause. This article offers treatment options which may be of interest to practitioners working with patients […]

March 27, 2006

A powerful health practice: Chi Nei Tsang, Healing From Within

Filed under: Chinese Medicine — Administrator @ 12:12 am

“The abdominal area, with the internal organs and their internal structures, holds the secrets of a person: things we hide from ourselves. The body holds all kinds of strategies for addressing conflict, personal history, personality, tendencies. Thus the abdominal structure holds the secret of the future, of a person’s life purpose. Any deviation from that […]

October 22, 2005

The Health Benefits of Acupuncture

Filed under: Acupuncture — Administrator @ 12:52 am

The Chinese Art of Acupuncture

The ancient Chinese medicinal art of Acupuncture has an important place in alternative healing even today. The proponents of acupuncture rave about the benefits and efficacy of receiving acupuncture treatment sessions. There are also many studies that have substantiated some of the positive effects of acupuncture treatments on patients.

Acupuncture involves positioning […]

July 7, 2005

Traditional Chinese Medicine and Infertility

Filed under: Chinese Medicine, Gynecologic Disorder — Administrator @ 1:42 pm

Although health and healing are the common goals of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and allopathic medicine, their ideas on the etiology of disease, disease itself and the process used to regain health are decidedly different. The allopathic physician learns that disease must be cured by prescribing medicine, which kills bacteria or renders a virus ineffective; […]

July 6, 2005

Acupuncture Weight Loss - Fact or Fantasy?

Filed under: Acupuncture, Weight Loss — Administrator @ 7:10 pm

I remember back in my senior year of high school - my best friend since 5th grade was living in France. He wrote that they didn’t like Americans much. “They think we’re all fat,” he said. With his own skinny frame, of course, he confounded their belief.

But, he added a funny, or perhaps ironic capstone […]

 

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