Chinese medicine and craniosacral therapy
Battlefield Acupuncture assists in pain relief. This acupuncture protocol utilizing treatment points on the ears was developed by retired U.S. Air Force Colonel Richard Niemtzow M.D., Ph.D., M.P.H.. Its use is not limited to the military – it has been used since 2002 in both VA hospitals and private acupuncture clinics. Dr. Niemtzow’s contributions to … Read more…
Welcome Fragrance (ying xiang) LI 20 (LI refers to the Large Intestine channel, 20 is the number of the point on the channel) Welcome Fragrance is located next to the nose, in the grooves adjacent to the base of the nostrils. We are still experiencing high pollen levels, and Welcome Fragrance is a point you … Read more…
Hill Ruins (qiu xu) GB 40 (GB refers to the Gallbladder channel, 40 is the number of the point on the channel) Hill Ruins is located just below the ankle at the top of the foot, near the ankle bone on the outside of the foot. Hill Ruins is not one of the most commonly … Read more…