최고 Acupuncture 팟캐스트 (2025)

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Functional vs Structural - The Genius of Vladimir Janda for Treating Chronic Pain 38:28

2d ago38:28

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Most people over 50 have disc bulges and degeneration and are not in pain. 30% of people in their 20s have disc bulges and are not in pain. Janda would say that the disc is being injured by postural issues due to muscle imbalances and also because of dysfunctional movement patterns caused by those Upper and Lower Crossed Syndromes. Treating a disc …

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#100 - Bridging Cultures: Chinese Medicine and the Wisdom of Yoga with Dr. Gurudatta 47:46

6d ago47:46

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💌 Sign up for my FREE weekly newsletter where I share exclusive content I don't share anywhere else! What if faster healing isn’t about more force—but better rhythm? In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Gurudatta, a naturopathic doctor, acupuncturist and friend from Bangalore, India. We discuss how culture shapes healing, discipline, and patient ou…

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Can Curcumin Aid in Soreness and Recovery After Exercise? 7:47

6d ago7:47

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The article explores the potential of curcumin, a natural polyphenolic substance extracted from turmeric, to reduce Delayed-Onset Muscle Soreness (DOMS) and support athletic recovery. DOMS is caused by microscopic muscle fiber tears and subsequent inflammation, involving the release of reactive oxygen species and inflammatory markers like COX-1 and…

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Herbal Management of Lyme Disease: Modern Remedies That Honor Classic Principles (Pt. 2) 6:42

6d ago6:42

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This article discusses the management of Lyme disease using modern herbal formulas that effectively target the pathogen (Borrelia burgdorferi) while restoring constitutional balance. Because historical TCM classics lack direct instruction on Lyme, practitioners must utilize "borrowed knowledge" by applying insights from similar spirochete-caused di…

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Electroacupuncture: A Synergistic Adjunct for Non-Small-Cell Lung Cancer 7:10

6d ago7:10

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This article summarizes a study evaluating Electroacupuncture (EA) as a synergistic adjunct therapy for Non-Small-Cell Lung Cancer (NSCLC), particularly addressing complications arising from chemotherapy, such as resistance, bone marrow suppression, and immunosuppression. The research, conducted using an NSCLC mouse model, combined EA applied at Zu…

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Reclaiming Our Expertise: Why Acupuncturists Must Lead in Dry Needling 7:23

6d ago7:23

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Dry needling is rapidly becoming a mainstream treatment for musculoskeletal pain, but the acupuncture profession faces a crisis as physical therapists (PTs) increasingly adopt this technique. With PTs significantly outnumbering acupuncturists and only requiring minimal training (as little as 20-80 hours), acupuncturists risk becoming irrelevant in …

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Long Disease and the Seven Affects 6:35

6d ago6:35

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This article highlights the critical, often overlooked, role of the Seven Affects (anger, joy, worry, sorrow, thought, fear, and fright) as instigators of chronic disease, or "long disease," a concept typically centered on external factors like the Six Excesses. Emotional states, when sustained at an abnormal intensity and duration, cause internal …

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Should You Be in-Network or Out-of-Network With Insurance? 6:45

6d ago6:45

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The article provides essential guidance for acupuncturists navigating the complex landscape of insurance billing, dispelling the common myth that licensing requires credentialing to bill insurance. Many insurance plans cover acupuncture out-of-network, meaning providers can bill without enrollment, with true HMO-style plans being the primary except…

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The Other Side of the Bell: Supporting Oncology Patients Beyond Remission 6:42

6d ago6:42

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The article highlights the critical, often overlooked, need for continued care for oncology patients after they achieve "NED" (No Evidence of Disease) and complete their acute treatment. Upon entering remission and ringing the ceremonial bell, many patients feel a pervasive sense of anxiety and depression as the consistent support from their primar…

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The State of 21st Century Acupuncture in the U.S. (Pt. 4) 7:30

6d ago7:30

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Acupuncture is an ancient therapy characterized by a rapidly expanding scientific basis, increasingly integrated into U.S. healthcare systems despite persistent barriers in reimbursement and professional recognition. This segment details the robust research evidence concerning acupuncture’s mechanisms of action, particularly in pain management. At …

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Mosquitoes, Meridians, Mast Cells, and More 6:42

6d ago6:42

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This intriguing article proposes that the biting patterns of female mosquitoes may not be random but could, in fact, provide an observable biological demonstration of the subtle energy maps, or meridians, long recorded in East Asian medicine. The author suggests that mosquitoes, driven by evolutionary precision, seek not only blood but also qi—the …

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Acupuncture for IVF Embryo Transfer 7:07

6d ago7:07

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This article explores the valuable role of acupuncture as a supportive therapy during In vitro fertilization with embryo transfer (IVF-ET), demonstrating its ability to enhance success rates and increase the chances of pregnancy. From a modern biomedical perspective, acupuncture administered before and during the IVF cycle helps regulate the hypoth…

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Will This Study Convince Medicare of Acupuncturists’ Value? 7:16

6d ago7:16

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The article focuses on the significance of the BackInAction randomized clinical trial, published in JAMA Network Open, which evaluated the use of acupuncture for Chronic Low Back Pain (CLBP) in adults aged 65 and older. This trial was a direct response to a call by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services to inform coverage decisions regarding …

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Dry Needling College Athletes for Patellar Tendon and Achilles Pain 14:08

9d ago14:08

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Sometimes Dry Needling is the best and fastest way to get full function back and to relieve pain. On these two college football players the electric stimulation acupuncture was barely touching their pain. Dry Needling give me instant and satisfying results. Don't Forget, I'm running a 20% Discount on all Courses and Bundles of Courses (already disc…

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#99 - How to Use the 27 Acupuncture Points of the Kidney Meridian 37:23

13d ago37:23

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💌 Sign up for my FREE weekly newsletter where I share exclusive content I don't share anywhere else! Today, we’re exploring a vital channel in Chinese medicine: the Kidney Meridian. With 27 points that rule over vitality, aging, fertility, and overall constitutional strength, understanding the Kidney channel is key for every acupuncture student and…

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Sarcopenia is a Vascular Disease 35:34

16d ago35:34

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I'm not diagnosing or treating anything and I'm not telling anyone what they should do or what they should tell their patients to do. I'm sharing the research so that people can talk to their doctors about possible ways to reverse sarcopenia and fibrotic muscle and regain healthy fast-twitch muscle. Online Courses: https://richardhazel.podia.com Bl…

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#98 - Educating the World About TCM with Dr. Alex Heyne 44:41

20d ago44:41

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💌 Sign up for my FREE weekly newsletter where I share exclusive content I don't share anywhere else! What if the answer to years of digestive issues wasn’t another prescription, but a 900-year-old herbal formula—and a better way to understand your body? In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Alex Heyne, herbalist, author, and YouTuber known for his e…

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Unexpected Result While Treating Post-Stroke Symptoms 20 years Later 13:49

23d ago13:49

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This was a little mind-blowing to see this week. I was treating someone who had a stroke 20 years ago and then this happened! HINT: There was a musculocutaneous nerve entrapment I wasn't expecting to see. Online Courses: https://richardhazel.podia.com저자 Dr. Richard Hazel, Doctor of Acupuncture, Licensed Acupuncturist

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#97 - Carpal Tunnel: TCM Protocol Deep Dive 26:59

27d ago26:59

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💌 Sign up for my FREE weekly newsletter where I share exclusive content I don't share anywhere else! Let’s talk about a condition we see all the time in clinic — Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. From wrist pain and numbness to tingling and weakness, this common condition can be frustrating for patients and practitioners alike. But with the right TCM approac…

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Why We Shouldn't Trust a 5/5 MMT on an Athlete (And what we should do instead) 20:07

1M ago20:07

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The 0-5 scale on Manual Muscle Tests was created in 1915 to find neuromuscular issues in paretic patients (like people with polio). The MMT should not be trusted for Sports Optimization and Injury Prevention in Athletes. Here's what the research says. (Pro tip: The MMT is more of a test of the strength of the examiner, than of the athlete) Online C…

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#96 - Postpartum Healing with Chinese Medicine with Emily Montague 39:11

1M ago39:11

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💌 Sign up for my FREE weekly newsletter where I share exclusive content I don't share anywhere else! What if everything we’ve been told about postpartum recovery in Western culture is fundamentally flawed? After facing her own health struggles postpartum after her first pregnancy, Emily Montague leaned into her background of living in Hong Kong and…

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Pain above the Knee is Very Common for Athletes - And This is What Resolves It 14:34

1M ago14:34

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I rarely see pain above the knee on my average patients, but I see it very often on athletes, especially jumping sports. Here's what I've found to work and what I think is the underlying cause. Online Courses: https://richardhazel.podia.com저자 Dr. Richard Hazel, Doctor of Acupuncture, Licensed Acupuncturist

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Acupuncture’s Role in Resolving GLP-1 Drug-Induced Blindness 7:34

1M ago7:34

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This article shines a light on the alarming ocular complication associated with GLP-1 receptor agonists (such as semaglutide and liraglutide): Non-arteritic Anterior Ischemic Optic Neuropathy (NAION). NAION is a serious condition causing sudden vision loss due to reduced blood flow and optic nerve damage. Troubling research indicates that semagluti…

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New ASA Chair: Paul Magee 6:40

1M ago6:40

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The American Society of Acupuncturists (ASA) has appointed Paul Magee as its new chair, effective September 1, 2025, succeeding Dr. Olivia Hsu Friedman. Magee is noted for bringing extensive experience and steady leadership to the ASA's governance. From 2018 to 2023, he held the inaugural position of Lead Acupuncturist for Allina Health’s expansive…

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Herbal Management of Lyme Disease: Modern Remedies That Honor Classic Principles (Pt. 1) 7:01

1M ago7:01

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This article explores the complexities faced by herbalists in applying foundational Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) principles to intricate modern illnesses like Lyme disease, caused by Borrelia burgdorferi. Lyme often progresses to debilitating chronic or post-treatment Lyme disease syndrome (PTLDS), affecting the neurological, digestive, and j…

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Spirits of the Points: The Stomach Meridian (Pt. 4) 7:31

1M ago7:31

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This installment in the "Spirits of the Points" series delves into the spiritual and emotional uses of Stomach meridian points ST 36 through ST 40, specifically addressing imbalances in the earth element. ST 36 (Leg Three Miles) is a powerful point for instilling energy, endurance, and the spiritual will needed to endure an arduous situation, parti…

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Changing Acupuncture Practice Models and Compliance Requirements 7:59

1M ago7:59

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The modern healthcare landscape is driving acupuncturists away from the traditional fee-for-service model toward appealing alternatives like concierge and direct-pay care. These models offer stability and reduce the administrative burden associated with insurance processing, facilitating more individualized patient care. Key differences exist: dire…

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Fire Needling Acupuncture for OA 6:53

1M ago6:53

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This research highlight offers compelling scientific support for using fire needling (FN) acupuncture as a treatment for knee osteoarthritis (OA), focusing on both pain relief and crucial cartilage protection. A study conducted on rats with induced OA (MIA model) found that the FN group, treated at common knee acupoints like Xuehai (SP 10) and Zusa…

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The State of 21st Century Acupuncture in the U.S. (Pt. 3) 7:49

1M ago7:49

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This article addresses the systemic issues of fragmented insurance coverage and inadequate reimbursement defining the acupuncture profession in the U.S., arguing that this problem is shared by all frontline providers whose cognitive and relational services are undervalued. Currently, Medicare coverage is limited strictly to chronic low back pain, a…

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Vesicle Formation After Cupping: Clinical Insights & Management Considerations 7:29

1M ago7:29

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This article provides crucial clinical insights regarding the formation and management of vesicles (fluid-filled blisters) following cupping therapy, a skin response less common than ecchymosis but requiring proper clinical discernment. A case study involved a patient who developed multiple small, clear vesicles within 24 hours after moderate-to-st…

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Understanding Facial Spasms and Tics 6:50

1M ago6:50

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This article provides an in-depth look at three involuntary facial motor disorders: blepharospasm, hemifacial spasm, and facial tics. Blepharospasm involves bilateral, forceful closure of the eyelids (orbicularis oculi muscles), often triggered by stress, and usually stops during sleep. Hemifacial spasm is unilateral twitching, commonly caused by v…

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Expanding Veterans’ Access to Acupuncture 6:04

1M ago6:04

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The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is making a significant stride toward improving U.S. veterans' access to integrative care, including acupuncture, through the rollout of external provider scheduling (EPS). This new cloud-based tool modernizes VA scheduling and drastically simplifies community care coordination. EPS allows VA schedulers to bo…

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Pass With Purpose: Beat Burnout and Fast-Track Your Acupuncture License 7:20

1M ago7:20

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This article challenges the problematic educational trend of encouraging acupuncture students to prolong board exam preparation over 12 to 20 months, arguing that this delays licensure and fosters burnout and financial pressure. The core thesis is that momentum is the most powerful tool for students. The author advocates for an accelerated, structu…

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Acupuncture Home Visits (Pt. 1) 8:19

1M ago8:19

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This article serves as an essential guide for acupuncturists venturing into home visits, a crucial service for patients who are homebound due to injury, illness, or incapacitation. Providing safe and effective care outside the clinic demands meticulous preparation. Before the visit, practitioners must handle logistics, asking about crucial in-home …

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#95 - Your Go-To Protocol For Frozen Shoulder During Menopause 22:58

1M ago22:58

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💌 Sign up for my FREE weekly newsletter where I share exclusive content I don't share anywhere else! In this episode, we’re connecting the dots between Frozen Shoulder and Menopause. Both are incredibly common—especially in women around their 40s and 50s—and TCM offers powerful tools to support recovery and balance. I’ll walk you through the TCM pe…

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Sports Performance Optimization for Overhead Sports Part 2 17:09

1M ago17:09

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Part 2 of the Kinetic Chain is the shoulder elbow and wrist in the acceleration phase of pitching and the deceleration phase (where the injuries are more common) Online Courses: https://richardhazel.podia.com저자 Dr. Richard Hazel, Doctor of Acupuncture, Licensed Acupuncturist

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#94 - How to Use the 20 Acupuncture Points of the Large Intestine Meridian 25:03

2M ago25:03

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💌 Sign up for my FREE weekly newsletter where I share exclusive content I don't share anywhere else! Today, we’re exploring the Large Intestine Meridian—an essential channel in Chinese medicine with 20 acupuncture points that treat everything from constipation and diarrhea to toothaches, skin issues, and even emotional stagnation. Whether you’re a …

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Sports Performance Optimization for Over-Head Sports: Part One -The Kinetic Chain 24:49

2M ago24:49

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Ground Reaction Force (GRF) Hip-To-Shoulder Separation (HTS) The Anterior Oblique Sling The Posterior Oblique Sling Setting the groundwork for Part Two about Baseball Pitching Online Course: https://richardhazel.podia.com저자 Dr. Richard Hazel, Doctor of Acupuncture, Licensed Acupuncturist

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#93 - Blood Deficiency in TCM (Causes & Treatments) 25:33

2M ago25:33

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💌 Sign up for my FREE weekly newsletter where I share exclusive content I don't share anywhere else! Do your patients complain of dizziness, fatigue, poor memory, or insomnia? In Chinese medicine, these are all signs that may point to Blood Deficiency—one of the most common patterns we see in clinic. In this episode, I break down everything you nee…

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Hip Optimization for Athletes - Part Three - The Transverse Plane 21:30

2M ago21:30

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The Hip Internal and External Rotators are important for agility to rapidly change direction and have an important role to play in proprioception and to avoid knee injury. Online Courses: https://richardhazel.podia.com Courses Never Expire.저자 Dr. Richard Hazel, Doctor of Acupuncture, Licensed Acupuncturist

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#92 - Marketing Your Acupuncture Practice with Michelle Grasek 45:42

2M ago45:42

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💌 Sign up for my FREE weekly newsletter where I share exclusive content I don't share anywhere else! Today, we’re exploring one of my favourite (and most overlooked) and key parts of practice: marketing. It’s just as important as your diagnosis skills—and yet, it’s something we’re rarely taught in school. I teamed up with acupuncture marketing expe…

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Optimizing the Hip Complex for Sports Performance - Part Two - The Frontal Plane 24:44

2M ago24:44

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The Abductors and the Adductors of the Hip are essential for sports with lateral movement, cutting and changing direction with Power and Agility. Optimizing the Lateral Stabilizers will also help to avoid knee and ankle injuries. Online Courses: https://richardhazel.podia.com저자 Dr. Richard Hazel, Doctor of Acupuncture, Licensed Acupuncturist

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#91 - Lung Health in TCM: Nutritional Strategies for Transitioning & Letting Go 23:31

2M ago23:31

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💌 Sign up for my FREE weekly newsletter where I share exclusive content I don't share anywhere else! Happy Fall, rock stars! In Chinese medicine, Autumn is known as Lung time 🍂 Do you want to better support your patients who deal with Lung pattern issues? Well, a big component is Nutrition. In this episode, I discuss all things Lung (and a bit of L…

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Diagnosing Radiculopathies Through History & Observation 8:17

2M ago8:17

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In a healthcare landscape where MRI, the "gold standard" for diagnosing radiculopathies, often requires elusive preauthorization, this article shines a spotlight on re-emphasizing case history and observation as crucial diagnostic tools. It challenges the over-reliance on physical tests, which often have marginal reliability, advocating for clinici…

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Cleveland Clinic’s Herbal Medicine Program: 11 Years and Going Strong 7:28

2M ago7:28

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Eleven years strong, Cleveland Clinic's Herbal Medicine Program stands as a beacon for integrating traditional healing with Western medical practice, demonstrating a profound shift towards holistic patient care. Founded by the visionary Dr. Tanya I. Edwards, the Center for Integrative and Lifestyle Medicine offers a diverse array of complementary t…

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Yo San Announces Dual-Degree Partnership With Chinese University 6:31

2M ago6:31

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Exciting news for aspiring Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) practitioners! Yo San University in Los Angeles has forged a groundbreaking dual-degree partnership with Zhejiang Chinese Medical University (ZCMU) in Hangzhou, China. This unique collaboration offers an unparalleled opportunity for students to earn not one, but two degrees across contin…

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Navigating the Complexities of Chronic Pain Care Under PPO Plans 8:00

2M ago8:00

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Acupuncturists face a critical, often unacknowledged role in today's fragmented healthcare system: navigating the complexities of chronic pain care for PPO patients. This article highlights a glaring gap: while acupuncture offers measurable relief, these patients frequently lack a functioning relationship with a primary care provider (PCP), leading…

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Acupuncture and Diet for Type 2 Diabetes 7:31

2M ago7:31

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Unlocking a powerful new pathway to holistic health for individuals with Type 2 Diabetes, this article highlights a groundbreaking randomized, controlled trial. It reveals that combining acupuncture with an anti-inflammatory diet is significantly more effective than diet alone or standard care in managing T2DM, especially when compounded by depress…

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Objective Indicators of Brain MRI Changes After Acupuncture Treatment for Stroke (Pt. 2) 7:28

2M ago7:28

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Delve into the fascinating science behind acupuncture's impact on stroke recovery! This article, part two of a series, explores how functional MRI (fMRI) technology is revealing the objective brain changes induced by acupuncture treatment for stroke. Research highlights distinct patterns of brain activation immediately and long-term after acupunctu…

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The State of 21st Century Acupuncture in the U.S. (Pt. 2) 7:08

2M ago7:08

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This article offers a compelling look at the evolving state of acupuncture in the U.S. in the 21st century, highlighting its increasing clinical utilization and growing integration into mainstream healthcare. Twenty-eight years after WHO and NIH recommendations for acupuncture's widespread use, patient utilization has doubled, with a significant ri…

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