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Strengthening Immunity & Preventative Care for Cold Season

As the crispness of autumn settles in, our bodies naturally prepare for the challenges of colder months. In Traditional Chinese…

Acupuncture improves circulation to fingers and toes.

Warm Up This Winter: Acupuncture for Cold Hands and Feet

Colorado winters can be unpredictable! We often enjoy stunning blue bird days that invite outdoor activities, only to be met…

How Cold Affects Sports Performance

Boulder, Colorado is famous for its beautiful mountains, its focus on great food, healthy living, and a mecca for outdoor…

Strategies to Prevent Flu/Colds or Minimize Symptoms

From The Continuum Center for Health and Healing (NYC) PREVENTION is always the most important way to reduce the chance…

Strategies to Prevent Flu/Colds or Minimize Symptoms

From The Continuum Center for Health and Healing (NYC) PREVENTION is always the most important way to reduce the chance…

An Acupuncturist Can Help Keep Your Cold at Bay

By Jamie Starkey, LAc ‘Tis the season for colds and the flu, but luckily we have ways in which we…

Stop Icing Your Gut: Why Drinking Hot Water Is Better for You

For generations, “healthy” hydration has been associated with a glass of ice water. Cold drinks feel refreshing, but they may…

The Season of Grief in TCM – Autumn & Letting Go Meditation

Autumn arrives with quiet beauty and a subtle invitation: to let go. In TCM, each season has an emotional tone,…

Acupuncture for Plantar Fasciitis: Relief from the Ground Up

From Runners to Hikers to Weekend Warriors: How Needles Help You Stay on Your Feet If you’ve ever felt that…

Heart Health & Blood Stagnation in Chinese Medicine

In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), the Heart is more than just an organ that pumps blood; it’s the “Emperor” of…

Blood Stagnation & Fertility in Chinese Medicine

In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), blood stagnation is a common, but often overlooked, factor that can greatly affect fertility in…

Food as Medicine: How to Stay Cool and Balanced with TCM in Summer

In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), food is more than fuel—it’s one of the most powerful tools we have to restore…

Two Blood-Moving Recipes for Summer

Summer Blood-Moving TCM mushroom Stir-Fry Bowl Key Benefits Gently invigorates Blood and Qi Supports Liver and Heart function (summer organs…

What’s That Smell? It Might Be Moxa!

Ever noticed a warm, earthy scent in an acupuncture clinic? That gentle, smoky aroma is likely from moxa, short for…


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