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Have you considered having a face lift? Or perhaps thought about botox? Why not try Cosmetic Acupuncture, a non-surgical procedure that will help rejuvenate and revitalize your whole body. Cosmetic Acupuncture will [...]

Diabetes is a major health problem worldwide. Blood sugar regulation attained by standard methods alone is often not adequate to avoid common secondary effects of diabetes including cardiovascular diseases, degenerative eye conditions, limb numbness and pain, skin ulceration, and kidney failure. Thus, investigating other avenues for aiding the treatment of diabetes and its secondary consequences [...]

What a great time of the year, beautiful weather, flowers in bloom and fresh smells. The worst thing for many is seasonal allergies. Prescription and over-the-counter medications are widely available, but do nothing to help overall health and prevention of allergies, plus come with a host of side effects. Natural remedies such as acupuncture, however, [...]

Menopause itself is not a disease and not a series of symptoms to be masked. It is a normal physiological change in every woman’s life, a time of energetic transition. A woman in menopause is transitioning from of her child-bearing years into an era when more of her body’s energy is available to other endeavors, [...]

Acupuncture, combined with Chinese herbs, is indeed a powerful treatment for depression, anxiety, stress-induced fatigue, insomnia, loss of libido, emotional swings and over eating resulting in long-term benefits and no side effects. Traditional acupuncture rather than western acupuncture focuses on treating the root cause of the imbalance so that our body will be able to [...]

Smoking accounts for more than 85% of all lung cancer deaths, the leading cause of cancer deaths worldwide. Secondhand smoke increases the risk of lung cancer for nonsmokers by 30%. Tobacco use remains a leading preventable cause of chronic diseases such as coronary heart disease, cancer, emphysema, bronchitis and respiratory infections in both men and [...]

Arterial hypertension is the most frequent cardiovascular disease, affecting roughly one third of the adult population of North America and Europe. Arterial hypertension is a well-recognized risk factor for myocardial infarction and stroke, the first and the third most frequent causes of death in these countries, respectively, and correlates closely with vascular morbidity. Blood pressure [...]