Traditional Chinese Medicine Related Studies and Articles
- Acupuncture and Arthritis
WebMD – Acupuncture provides relief for arthritis related pain
- Acupuncture and Headaches
National Institute of Health – Headaches and migraines managed with use of acupuncture
- Acupuncture and Fibromyalgia
WebMD – Acupuncture stimulates release of natural opiates
Acupuncture and Nausea
New England Journal of Medicine recognizes use of acupuncture for managing nausea and vomiting
Acupuncture and Low Back Pain
New England Journal of Medicine – Controlled studies demonstrate efficacy of acupuncture for low back pain
Chinese Herbs and Asthma
Mt. Sinai study demonstrates efficacy of herbs equal to Prednisone.
Acupuncture and Back Pain
Mayo Clinic recognizes clinical benefit of acupuncture for back pain patients.
Acupuncture and General Health
Wall Street Journal finds growing recognition and benefits of acupuncture.
Acupuncture and Smoking Cessation
The New York Times finds growing use of acupuncture to help smokers quit.
- TCOYF.COM
Tony Weschler has written an amazing book, “Taking Charge of Your Fertility,” and website provide a wealth of information about following your cycle. A must read.
- International Council on Infertility Information Dissemination
Includes information on grant/scholarship programs for those considering IVF as well as resources for learning more about assisted reproductive technology.
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
Successful Swedish University study of use of acupuncture for treating PCOS.
Acupuncture and Depression in Pregnancy
New York Times describes studies showing efficacy of acupuncture for pregnant women.
Acupuncture and Infertility
Fox News finds efficacy of acupuncture for patients with fertility issues.
Pregnancy Calendar
A week by week journal of what’s going on with your body during this amazing time.
Choices In Childbirth
This is a great organization that is a wealth of information for people researching labor and delivery options.
Fig Tree Childbirth
Sarah Moore, of Fig Tree Childbirth, is an amazing doula and childbirth educator.
- Chinese Medicine
“The Web that Has No Weaver”, by Ted Kaptchuk, is a great way to learn more about Chinese medicine.
Other Articles of Interest
- US News and World Report
Easy to read article on the benefits of sunlight for mood, sleep, autoimmune diseases and helping Alzheimer’s patients.
- American Journal of Preventive Medicine
Gargling isn’t just for sore throats. In this study it demonstrated efficacy in preventing upper respiratory infections.
- Women’s Health Magazine
Sunday night blues are real, and in this article read learn about ways to help make them a little easier, tips include turning off and tuning out after 6pm on Sunday night, save this time to relax and unwind.
- The Huffington Post
In a nutshell, get enough sleep (7-8 hours), eat well, exercise, and get some sunlight to stay healthy all winter long.
- The World Heath Organization
This study demonstrates the causal relationship of computer use and obesity. We all benefit from unplugging and moving.
- National Institute for Heath
With radiators on full blast in winter it’s good to keep your nasal passages hydrated. This study demonstrates the efficacy of using grapefruit seed extract in your vaporizer’s water as a natural antibacterial.
