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05/30/2026

✨ Benefits of LI-11 (Large Intestine 11) Acupressure Point

🌟Helps reduce body heat and inflammation
🌟Supports relief from fever and sore throat
🌟May help with digestive discomfort, including diarrhea and vomiting
🌟May support relief from food sensitivities and stomach discomfort
🌟Can help ease elbow pain and arm tension
🌟Supports liver and gallbladder balance
🌟May help calm excess “stomach fire” according to Traditional Chinese Medicine
🌟Supports detoxification and immune health

⚠️ Acupressure is a supportive wellness practice and is not a substitute for professional medical care.

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05/24/2026

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05/21/2026

Shen is one of the vital treasures in Chinese Medicine, alongside Qi (our life force energy), Blood, and Jing (our deepest essence — often compared to our inherited vitality).

Shen is often translated as Spirit — but not in the sense of belief or religion. Shen reflects our consciousness, emotions, thoughts, creativity, and inner presence. It governs our mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being.

Spirit is the spark that connects us to both the seen and unseen parts of life.

According to Chinese Medicine, every organ carries its own Spirit, each contributing to who we are — our emotions, personality, resilience, and vitality. These aspects continuously move and interact within us, creating balance or imbalance.

When we nourish the body, we nourish the Spirit.

Stress, poor habits, exhaustion, inadequate nourishment, and overwhelming emotions can weaken Shen over time. When Shen becomes disturbed, it may appear as anxiety, insomnia, restlessness, forgetfulness, scattered thinking, dull eyes, emotional imbalance, or feeling disconnected from yourself.

Practices like meditation, Tai Chi, Qi Gong, movement, proper nourishment, acupuncture, herbs, and intentional rest are believed to help strengthen Shen and restore harmony.

When we care deeply for our physical health, emotional balance, and inner life, our Spirit has space to thrive.

Because true wellness is never only physical — it is mind, body, and Spirit working together.
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05/14/2026

recently published a very interesting article on acupuncture. Be sure to check it out if you’re a subscriber. If not, here are a few key takeaways that really stood out to me ✨

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05/13/2026

An Astounding discovery that links Eastern and Western Medicine

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The detection of another circulatory system in the human body could have enormous scientific implications.

05/10/2026

On Mother’s Day, it’s not only about love and gratitude — it’s also about care. Deep, honest, everyday care.

As an acupuncture practitioner, I often see how much mothers carry. Lack of sleep, constant stress, endless responsibility for everyone around them — and very little time left for themselves.

But health shouldn’t be something you put “for later.”

Acupuncture is not magic and not quick promises. It’s about restoring balance to the nervous system, reducing tension, improving sleep, and helping the body regain the energy that is so easily drained in the rhythm of motherhood.

Today I want to gently remind you:
self-care is not selfish — it’s necessary.
A tired mother cannot stay in her strength for long, no matter how much she tries.

Happy Mother’s Day. May your life have more rest, more quiet, and more recovery — not only care for others, but also care for yourself.

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05/09/2026

Did you know there’s one berry that contains all five flavors at once? ✨
Schisandra has been written about since China’s earliest herbal texts and was considered a “superior herb” used to support longevity, vitality, and overall wellbeing.

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🍋 Liver (Sour)
Craving sour foods may be your body asking for support with tension, stress, and sluggish digestion.

• Stretch your body
• Eat sautéed greens with lemon
• Try to sleep before 11 PM
• Reduce screen time — in Traditional Chinese Medicine, the eyes and Liver are deeply connected

✨ Try: Liver Recharge tincture

🌶️ Lungs (Pungent/Spicy)
Craving spice can signal a need to open the chest, clear stagnation, and support circulation and breathing.

• Go outside for deep breathing
• Do something inspiring
• Sip warm ginger tea

✨ Try: Lung Defense tincture

❤️ Heart (Bitter)
Drawn to bitter flavors? Your body may be trying to cool excess heat and calm an overstimulated mind.

• Meditate
• Do something joyful
• Eat red foods like beets
• Add a touch of cayenne pepper

✨ Try: Heart Fire tincture

🍠 Spleen (Sweet)
Sweet cravings are often connected to depletion, fatigue, or overthinking.

• Add nourishing foods like bone broth, sweet potatoes, and quality protein
• Start your morning with warm foods
• Avoid iced drinks and skipping breakfast

✨ Try: Spleen Rescue tincture

🧂 Kidneys (Salty)
Craving salty foods may point to stress, burnout, or the need for deeper replenishment.

• Prioritize mineral-rich foods
• Enjoy seafood or bone broth
• Rest more and avoid overexertion

✨ Try: Kidney Recharge tincture

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04/28/2026

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04/25/2026

INTERNAL DRAGON 🐉

Internal Dragon is a powerful acupuncture treatment used when deep emotional patterns, past trauma, and internal blockages prevent a person from fully receiving the benefits of other healing methods.

In Traditional Chinese Medicine, it is believed that the Dragons are summoned to drive out negative influences and restore inner balance. This treatment focuses on internal causes rather than external ones (which are addressed in a separate External Dragon protocol, often used alongside it).

The points are needled in a precise sequence — from top to bottom — guiding the release process through the body.

Have you ever experienced this treatment?
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04/20/2026

This year’s Boston Marathon is more than just a race — it’s a powerful reflection of human endurance, discipline, and spirit. Research consistently shows that marathon training not only improves cardiovascular health, but also builds mental resilience, teaching the body and mind to adapt, recover, and grow stronger with every mile.

From a holistic perspective, true strength goes beyond physical conditioning. As an acupuncture specialist, I see how integrating endurance training with the principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine can elevate overall well-being. Practices like acupuncture help regulate energy flow, reduce stress, support recovery, and restore balance within the body — all essential for sustainable performance and long-term vitality.

As we celebrate the runners pushing their limits, it’s a reminder that health is not built on one approach alone, but on the harmony between modern science and ancient wisdom.

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