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Dec 17 2015

Tips for a Healthy Winter

The cold has finally arrived, it’s finally an old fashioned Northern California style winter. Our bodies need the seasons, and how we take care of ourselves during the winter can have either negative repercussions or lasting benefits through the rest of the year.

Written by Jen · Categorized: Seasonal Health

Dec 16 2015

Bone Broth Recipe: A Nourishing and Healing Elixir

This bone broth recipe is quite straightforward. A slow cooker becomes crucial here, as the broth must simmer for over 24 hours. This long cooking time extracts the nutrients from the bones. Though an instant pot can also be used. In this case, I will pressure cook for an hour, and then slow cook for…

Written by Jen · Categorized: Food + Medicine

Jul 20 2015

Does acupuncture hurt?

I’m not going to lie here. Yes, sometimes, for a moment. The needles are very thin, literally hair thin, and most of the time you may feel a very slight prick as it touches your skin. That feeling is very momentary, and sometimes you don’t even notice that.. Other times, especially on the hands and…

Written by Jen · Categorized: FAQ

Jul 20 2015

Am I supposed to feel something in my leg when you put it in my hand?

This is a very common occurrence. The phrase “everything is connected” is very relevant to acupuncture and Chinese medicine. Treating an arm by putting needles in your leg is very common, or a head for a back, or shoulder for a hip.  There are 6 major channels on each side of the body. Just one…

Written by Jen · Categorized: FAQ

Jul 20 2015

How long is a treatment?

Acupuncture needles stay in the body at least 30 minutes. This is the amount of time it takes for qi to make a complete circuit through an acupuncture channel. There is always an intake involved before the acupuncture needles are put in, which includes questioning and pulse taking. An average appointment lasts an hour, sometimes…

Written by Jen · Categorized: FAQ

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