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Spring Cleansing with Traditional Chinese Medicine

May 7, 2010admin No Comments »

Happy Spring!! Spring has arrived in the Front Range!  As you might have heard me say in the past, one of Traditional Chinese Medicine’s philosophies is that wellness is partly achieved by staying in harmony with the seasons.  Spring is a time of renewal and growth.  It is time to shed our energy conserving habits [...]

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Healing Is a Journey

April 5, 2010admin No Comments »

One of the most profound principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine is that the process of searching for a holistic cure for illness often involves a deep, personal transformative journey.  This is especially true in chronic disease.  In order to affect a cure, often those suffering with chronic illnesses need to look deeply into all aspects [...]

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Which Natural Health Supplements Are Right for You?

February 11, 2010admin No Comments »

As a holistic healthcare provider, my opinion is often sought by clients in a quandary over whether they should try a supplement; often to either improve health or treat an illness. There are three main factors to consider when choosing supplements: appropriateness, quality, and dosage. By looking at these aspects, one can make a rational [...]

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Harmonize with Winter using Chinese Medicine

January 21, 2010admin No Comments »

Happy New Year! Although the passing of Solstice signals that we are beginning to move out of the dark days of winter, we still have a few months of cold before us. In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), Winter is the most yin of the seasons. A time when life has returned to its deepest inner [...]

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Avoid the flu with Traditional Chinese Medicine

December 10, 2009hughsacupuncture No Comments »

With the influenza season in full swing, it is a good idea to take preventive measures to decrease your chances of getting sick. There are a number of natural, safe, and simple measures from Traditional Chinese Medicine and Naturopathy that one can use to minimize exposure and to increase resistance to the flu. Remember, an [...]

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Harmonize with Fall Using Traditional Chinese Medicine

September 15, 2009hughsacupuncture No Comments »

Despite the warm weather recently, earlier sunsets and cooler mornings signal that Autumn is around the corner. At this time in nature, animals start to prepare for hibernation and plant life begins to decompose as leaves, flowers and fruit return their nutrients to the soil. The trees prepare for the upcoming cold by drawing their sap inwards towards their roots and humans are busy bringing in the Fall harvest.

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Just How Does Acupuncuncture Work Anyway?

May 25, 2009hughsacupuncture No Comments »

Acupuncture has been used as a powerful health modality for over 3,000 years. During this period, practitioners of Traditional Chinese Medicine have experienced a wide variety of clinical successes while employing acupuncture as their main tool. Today, acupuncture is receiving wide support from various healthcare authorities as more….

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Harmonize with Springtime by using Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine

May 9, 2009hughsacupuncture No Comments »

In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), one way to support health is to harmonize ones’ life with the energy of the seasons. Just as nature suddenly awakens and life vigorously flourishes in the Springtime, it does so in us as well. Therefore, since Spring is a time of birth and renewal, it is a good opportunity….

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Welcome to the Blog for Hugh’s Acupuncture Clinic

May 3, 2009hughsacupuncture No Comments »

Welcome to the blog for Hugh’s Acupuncture Clinic. I’m a practitioner of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). TCM employs acupuncture, Chinese herbs, massage therapy, nutritional therapy, and Qigong as its main modalities. This highly effective system of healthcare is used all over the world to treat a large number of health complaints. You can find out more about my practice and Traditional Chinese Medicine at my website: www.hughsacupuncture.com .

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