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Is stress ruining your life? Are your relationships suffering, is your work life not what it should be? Is it affecting you physically with headaches, muscle tension, high blood pressure, digestive issues?  Does it keep you awake at night?

• Stop feeling out of control, unorganized, irritated, short tempered, overwhelmed, or repressed without a sense of purpose!
• Instead feel refreshed, confident, vibrant & ready for the day every morning!
• Find passion, clarity and purpose with the ability to handle life stresses.
• Build up those relationships, find forgiveness, while feeling calm, collected, sure and confident.

The Acupuncture Stress Less Feel Your Best Program is specific for your needs using Acupuncture and Essential Oils

Initial Consultation and Treatment $130

Subsequent visits $95

Package of Four treatments $340. This level of sustained care and healing will make an incredible impact on your well-being. Two sessions per week for the first 2 weeks, then 4-6 weeks of weekly and bi-weekly sessions.

*Do I accept insurance?  No, but I will supply you with a super bill for your FSA or HSA account if needed.

We all have stress. Stress at work, stress at home, stress, stress, stress. And most of us know how harmful chronic stress can be to our bodies and minds. Stress can cause us to be fatigued, irritable, sad, restless, anxious and unmotivated. It can also lead to detrimental habits like smoking, drinking, drug usage and overeating.

What if you could combat and alleviate stress in 10 minutes or less? Your body, family, friends and co-workers would probably thank you. So, let’s explore three easy ways to fight off everyday stress.  Here are some great tips! continue reading »

13 Habits for Good Health

General Philosophy of Chinese Medicine and Healthy Eating

-Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) meals focus on whole plant foods including vegetables, beans, sea vegetables, rice, millet, and other grains, with smaller amounts of animal foods such as meat, poultry, and fish than the typical American diet.

-Animal products, fats, oils, are considered concentrated foods; so, although, individual needs vary for animal products, it generally takes a smaller amount than plant foods for balanced health.

There are some General Food Rules for Balanced Health for all constitutional types and patterns of imbalance.  These guidelines help to Balance and prevent the signs of weak, damp spleen-pancreas Qi and poor digestion.  Spleen-pancreas Qi is explained further below.

-Most food in TCM can be used therapeutically depending on quantity (dose dependent), quality, season, and needs of the person.  This even includes coffee and chocolate.

-When out of balance, or when a pattern of disharmony is present, Chinese Medicine (TCM) emphasizes specific foods and restricts others to balance the organs and pattern of disharmony contributing to signs of discomfort and disease.

First, it is imperative to understand what healthy digestion is before any guidelines can make sense.

-Good Digestion is Good Spleen-Pancreas Qi, it

Requires appropriate food choices for one’s individual body pattern.  Each person may differ in physical needs, mental, emotional tendencies; we each respond differently to foods.

Foods we think are good for us can lead to digestive and other health problems if we are unable to assimilate them properly.

Good habits to engender good digestion and spleen Qi:  for Balanced Health for all constitutional types and patterns of imbalance.  These guidelines help to Balance and prevent the signs of weak, damp spleen-pancreas Qi and poor digestion.  These are good habits and foods to eat regularly.

             Follow the 80/20 rule, ALWAYS!

1. Fill your plate with 80% greens and vegetables, 20% proteins and good fats.
2. Stop eating when you’re 80% full.
3. Eat 3 regular meals each day; develop a routine with 25% food intake at breakfast, 50% at lunch, and 25% at dinner.
4. Take time out for relaxation
5. Enjoy meals in a calm state, don’t eat standing up or while working or reading.
6. Chew food thoroughly, eat slowly, it takes 20 min. for your stomach to know it’s full.
7. Choose foods appropriate for your constitution
8. Most meals should be warm
9. Most meals should provide a balance of 5 flavors or tastes, sour, bitter, sweet/bland, spicy/pungent, salty, and vary the types of foods you eat; 20% each.
10. Most meals should provide a balance of 5 colors, reds, yellow-oranges, greens, purple-dark, white-tan; 20% each.
11. Meals should leave you feeling satisfied but not full. 80/20 rule
12. Regular sleep patterns
13. Regular exercise, at least 3-5 times per week.