Put on your favorite walking or running shoes because on Thursday, May 31, 2012 at 6:00 PM, Acupuncture Associates will proudly sponsor Wilmington’s only all-female 5K, the WILMA Dash. Designed for all women, from first-time walkers to experienced runners, the WILMA … Continue reading
The Feng Shui Way: Leave Your Troubles Behind and Your Shoes at the Door
Feng Shui is an 8,000 year-old Chinese philosophy about the relationship between humans and their environment. Every item in a space and its placement is thought to either enhance or diminish our well-being. Based on the laws of nature, logic … Continue reading
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Decoding Chinese Herbs: Rhubarb
Chinese herbs have been used for centuries. The first traditionally recognized herbalist, Shénnóng, is said to have lived around 2800 BC. There are roughly 13,000 medicinals used in China and over 100,000 medicinal recipes recorded in the ancient literature. In … Continue reading
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Relieving the Agony of Allergy Season with Acupuncture
Spring season is here, and although that means flowering gardens and cool, sunny days, for many people it also means the agony of allergy season! According to Chinese medical theory, allergies relate to imbalances in the meridian and organ systems … Continue reading
Puns and Needles: Acupuncture Humor
A new patient was filling out our medical history forms. After Name and Address, the next question was “Nearest Relative.” She wrote: “Walking Distance.”
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Join Us March 8th for What Women Want
On March 8th, from 6pm to 10 pm join us at the Hilton Hotel in downtown Wilmington for a What Women Want showcase. Hosted by Cumulus Broadcasting, What Women Want will showcase the services and experiences in Wilmington geared toward … Continue reading
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Hot Water With Lemon, Please
As a Doctor of Acupuncture, I always try to practice what I preach. And, if you’re one of my patients, you’ve most likely heard me recommend drinking hot water with lemon. Years ago, I learned to drink hot water with … Continue reading
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Exploring Our Acupuncture Office
Feng Shui is an 8, 000 year-old Chinese philosophy about the relationship between humans and their environment. Every item in a space is thought to either enhance or diminish our well-being. Based on the laws of nature, logic and common … Continue reading
Decoding Chinese Herbs: Ginger
Chinese herbs have been used for centuries. The first traditionally recognized herbalist, Shénnóng, is said to have lived around 2800 BC. There are roughly 13,000 medicinals used in China and over 100,000 medicinal recipes recorded in the ancient literature. In … Continue reading
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It’s a Sign!
Little things can make a big difference–look at the positive changes a tiny acupuncture needle thinner than a human hair can make in the body! Since moving in to our new office space, we’ve been adding little changes, including our new sign: … Continue reading
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