Eating According to Chinese Medicine: A Practical Guide
Chinese dietary therapy is one of the oldest parts of the medicine and the part most mangled in translation. It is not a diet, it does not have…
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Chinese dietary therapy is one of the oldest parts of the medicine and the part most mangled in translation. It is not a diet, it does not have…
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Stress, sleep and mood are the complaints most likely to be told they are “just stress” and sent away. In Chinese medicine they are not a single thing…
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Ask ten people what acupuncture is for and you will get ten answers, most of them narrower than the reality. Pain is the entry point for the majority…
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Chinese medicine treats the year as a cycle, not a constant. The body that thrives in July is not doing the same work in January, and the classical…
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Quick answer: Cold laser — properly, photobiomodulation (PBM) — uses red and near-infrared light at intensities too low to heat tissue. Light in this range is absorbed by…
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Quick answer: PEMF (pulsed electromagnetic field therapy) sends a pulsing magnetic field through tissue, which induces tiny electrical currents inside it. It has a strong, FDA-cleared evidence base…
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Quick answer: Microcurrent delivers current in millionths of an amp — roughly a thousand times weaker than a TENS unit, and below the threshold where you feel anything.…
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Alpha-gal syndrome is a strange diagnosis to receive. You get bitten by a tick, and some weeks or months later you react to red meat — often hours…
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Reviewed by Dr. Brandon Bright, DAOM, LAcDoctor of Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine · Functional Medicine University-certified · Tustin, CA · Last reviewed: May 29, 2026 If you’ve landed…
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Neuro-Linguistic Programming comes up a lot in conversations about anxiety, phobias, and habits that will not budge. It also comes wrapped in more marketing than almost any other…
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