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April 27, 2017

Dizziness and Traditional Chinese Medicine

webmaster blog, Acupuncture

Dizziness is a very disturbing, but extremely common problem. Officially termed  vertigo, it is distinguished from being light headed and syncope, by a feeling that the room is spinning and a loss of balance. Frequently, vertigo is accompanied by: nausea, vomiting, nystagmus (eyes ticking back and forth), and an inability to walk or even move […]

November 8, 2016

Anxiety– Treatment with Acupuncture and Chinese Herbs

Hugh Castor blog, Acupuncture

Anxiety is a mood disorder that plagues a great many people in the U.S. It is estimated that as much as 18% of the population have been diagnosed with anxiety disorder and that there is additional 10-15% who might be undiagnosed. Like stress or blue moods, all of us are likely to experience some anxiety […]

July 11, 2016

Using Natural Medicine to Harmonize with Summer

Hugh Castor blog, General Health

Many people eagerly await the arrival of summer for the hot temps, vacations and fun social activities. According to Chinese Medicine each season will have its attributes and challenges. Summer is about expansion, growth, activity and creativity, moving outwards in nature and in our lives. Here in Colorado, the challenges of summer are heat and […]

May 25, 2009

Just How Does Acupuncuncture Work Anyway?

Hugh Castor Acupuncture, blog

How Acupuncture Works 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 and more research validates […]

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