Monthly Archives: January 2009
Former Lawyer Becomes Veterinary Acupuncturist
Dr. Stan Baker gave up a career in law to become an animal acupuncturist, and perhaps the first such person in Northwest Arkansas…
Acupuncture Continues to Gain Mainstream Acceptance
Congressman Maurice Hinchey (D-NY) has reintroduced legislation that would make acupuncture a covered service for Medicare and the Federal Employees Health Benefits (FEHB) program participants…
Skeptics Make Great Converts to Acupuncture
A Jackson, MI writer tried, at the advice of a Wal-Mart associate, to use acupuncture to cure his nicotine addiction. While he proclaimed it “his stupidest moment” as he lay on the treatment table, he found that his nicotine craving had vanished as he drove away from the acupuncturist’s office…
Acupuncture for Weight Loss
A review of 31 studies showed that acupuncture is an effective weight loss tool, at a confidence interval of 95%.
Shoulder Pain? Acupuncture to the Rescue.
A recent trial in Sweden showed Acupuncture to be more efficient than traditional treatments such as Physio and Ultrasound. 85 adults, aged between 30 and 65, who were identified as having some form of shoulder impingement syndrome for at least 2 months were qualified for the study. Randomly they were allocated to receive Acupuncture or [...]
Acupuncture Relieves Pregnancy Pains
Are you a mom-to-be with pelvic pain? Morning sickness? You don’t have to suffer. A Swedish study found that acupuncture relieves pelvic pain in expecting women.
Acupuncture Helps Woman with PMDD
One woman was able to lower her Zoloft medication for PMDD with the help of acupuncture.
Acupuncture Instead of Botox?
Want to look younger without injecting poison into your face or, worse, taking a scalpel to it? Cosmetic acupuncture may be the answer…
Chicago Marathoner Curbs Sweet Tooth with Acupuncture
Though she’s run two marathons, Kate Melcher needed assistance from using sweets to medicate her stress. She turned to acupuncture for help.
