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The Yin Yang Organs Relationships in Chinese Medicine Theory

By |2025-12-16T13:37:59-08:00September 11, 2023|Practice building|

Using ST 40 as the LUO acupuncture point to connect the Chinese medicine Stomach to the Spleen is a true gem when it comes to metabolism syndrome or blood sugar imbalances. Today I'm going to talk about the relationships between the Yin and their paired Yang organs from the Zang Fu theory point of view. Therefore we [...]

AcuPro Academy Made Easy Books

By |2025-12-16T13:48:11-08:00May 6, 2023|Acupuncture & TCM, Acupuncture Treatments|

If you are not sure which of my Chinese medicine "Made Easy" books or PDFs to invest in, here are their features and details. Below you'll find my 3 books: Chinese Medicine Made Easy BOOK/PDF, AcuPoints Made Easy BOOK/PDF and Chinese Medicine Treatments Made Easy BOOK/PDF You may choose between the digital PDF with complimentary video links, [...]

The Power of Acupuncture in Treating Bell’s Palsy

By |2025-12-29T19:41:07-08:00March 6, 2023|Acupuncture & TCM, Acupuncture Treatments|

Chinese medicine and acupuncture approach to treating Bell's Palsy is quite effective. In fact, I have seen it over and over in my practice in the past 20 years! Acupuncture is often the only safe, natural solution to Bell's Palsy. It works very effectively especially if it's done early in the diagnosis! In today's video, I share the [...]

Acupuncture Treatment for Dysmenorrhea (Menstrual Cramps)

By |2024-03-28T11:43:51-07:00February 2, 2023|Acupuncture & TCM, Acupuncture Treatments|

I love how acupuncture is FANTASTIC when it comes to Dysmenorrhea Relief. Or how Traditional Chinese Medicine can help with Menstrual Cramps. Because I know first hand what it feels like to be stuck in bed with so much pain I vomited most of the time. When I was a teenager, I was affected by dysmenorrhea and [...]

The 5 Tools Every Acupuncturist Should Have!

By |2025-12-16T13:31:04-08:00January 16, 2023|Acupuncture Treatments, Tips & Tricks|

Back when I was in Acupuncture college, we were told: "to practice as an acupuncturist, you only need 5 tools: needles, cotton balls, forceps, alcohol, and a sharp container!" If only (ahahaha 🤣) My main acupuncture supplies are needles, cotton balls, alcohol, forceps (just in case!), a tray, sharp container, moxa tools, gua sha, cups, 7 star/plum [...]

The Small Intestine Meridian and its 19 Acupuncture Points

By |2025-12-29T19:43:37-08:00January 9, 2023|Acupuncture & TCM, acupuncture points|

I love to use the points along the Small Intestine meridian for their pain relief functions. My all time favourite acupuncture points combo for chronic pain behind the scapula are: Si 3 & Li 4 (as the distal points) Si 9, 10, 11 ( as local points) GB 21 (as the acupuncture point for surrounding muscle) In [...]

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