Originally posted at thecrimson.com Harvard scientists discovered the neuroanatomical basis for acupuncture points that trigger a specific anti-inflammatory signaling pathway, advancing the understanding of acupuncture’s therapeutic potential. The team, led by Harvard Medical School neurobiologists, found the specific type of neuron — “PROKR2-Cre marked sensory neurons” — that must be present for acupuncture to trigger Read More
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Acupuncture Success Stories – Part 3 – Podcast Interview with Dr. Robert Lenahan
Watch part 3 of this interview in this video or listen to the full interview at this link… https://retirementafter60.com/episode-18… Part 3 of the Acupuncturist Podcast Interview – Can acupuncture affect the medication you are taking? So, for the aging population. The idea of overall health care besides taking medication. Is there a reality that you’ve Read More
NJ’s 1st Licensed Acupuncturist – Part 2 – Podcast Interview with Dr. Robert Lenahan
Watch part 2 of this interview in this video or listen to the full interview at this link… https://retirementafter60.com/episode-18… Part 2 of the Acupuncturist Podcast Interview – What should you expect at your first Acupuncture Appointment? So when someone comes in for their first appointment, walk the audience through the process of that. What do Read More
New Jersey’s First Licensed Acupuncturist – Podcast Interview with Dr. Robert Lenahan
Watch the part 1 of this interview in this video or listen to the full interview at this link… https://retirementafter60.com/episode-18… Part 1 of the Acupuncturist Podcast Interview – Meet Dr. Robert Lenahan I wanted everybody who’s never been to an acupuncturist to have an idea what the benefits of acupuncture are, and I couldn’t think Read More
Can Acupuncture Help With Alopecia (Hair Loss)?
What is Acupuncture? Traditional Chinese medicine and healthcare approaches have a long history of treating alopecia. Research shows that traditional methods can stop hair loss and support regrowth. Practices in Asian countries, including China, for centuries, acupuncture is one of the crucial components of traditional medicine. Many health professionals in western countries view it as Read More
Relief of Constipation with Acupuncture
Constipation is a common complication for elderly patients and may cause acute and chronic stress. 60% of the elderly suffer from some degree of constipation where often poor peristaltic movement slows the stool, lengthening retention time and hardens stools due to excess absorption of water. Straining or pushing during bowel movements may cause changes in Read More
Tremors and Acupuncture – Positive Results
Essential tremor is a neurological condition causing involuntary trembling with a rhythmic pattern. It is often more noticeable when affecting the hands, which is also the area that is usually affected first. Essential tremor progresses slowly and usually affects the hands, arms, head, larynx, tongue, and chin. Onset is typically gradual. Exacerbations of the condition Read More
How Acupuncture Can Help Your Immune System
The causes and effects of a weakened immune system Our immune systems are challenged and impaired by the colder weather, lack of natural vitamin D, stress, and poor diet. A compromised or dysfunctional immune system is a major component of most chronic diseases. Poor nutrition, stress and exposure to harmful agents all lead to a Read More
Acupuncture benefits for working professionals
Reduces stress Acupuncture improves overall feelings of happiness by lower stress hormones and elevate mood to reduce anxiety. Reduces back pain, neck tension and joint pain Pain can occur in the different parts of the body because of daily use of computer keyboards, heavy backpacks, mobile phones and improper posture. Acupuncture provides drug-free pain relief, Read More
Neuropathy: Can acupuncture help with nerve pain?
Small (microscopic) fiber involvement is typically limited to painful sensory symptoms. Often there are changes in the skin such as thinning and body hair loss, as well as muscle wasting in the feet and hands. Peripheral neuropathy can affect many different nerves, from sensory nerves that register heat, pain or touch, to motor nerves that Read More