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4 months ago

Don't believe politicians when they say we have the best health care system in the world. It is fundamentally flawed. It is far worse than those of other wealthy countries--we spend more for it and receive less, as this article discusses:
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Analysis | This chart is a powerful indictment of our current health-care system

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The American system delivers short lives at high cost.

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8 months ago

Cupping. Practiced for centuries as part of Chinese Medicine. Made popular in the USA during the recent Olympics by Michael Phelps and other swimmers. What is it, and how can it help you?
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What Is Cupping, and What Can It Do for You?

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Research has found cupping may benefit conditions such as chronic neck and shoulder pain, arthritis of the knee and more.

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8 months ago

The ancient Chinese medical texts say the body is animated by energy, called "chi." The chi flows through channels, called "meridians." Disease results when the flow of chi is blocked, and the function of acupuncture is to remove such blockages.

But what are these meridians? Why did we not learn of them in our college anatomy classes? Are they purely energetic, or do they have a basis in the physical structure of the body? This article sheds some light on the topic and perhaps points to an answer. Enjoy!

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Science finally Proves Meridians Exist

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Modern Science has proved what Ancient Healing Traditions have always known about Meridians. Learn how these Energetic Pathways are vital to your Health.

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9 months ago

Eating three square meals a day may be bad for your health!
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Intermittent Fasting Diet Plan: Two Meals a Day Are Ideal

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From a biological standpoint it appears our body was designed for intermittent fasting, as long as eating is limited to a window of six to eight hours.

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11 months ago

We read in the popular media that brain shrinkage is an inevitable part of aging, with resulting decline in memory and cognitive ability. Don't believe it! In many ways, you are in control. Here is an interesting article on how exercise can keep your brain healthy and prevent shrinkage. http://fitness.mercola.com/sites/fitness/… ... See MoreSee Less

Physical Exercise Decreases Risk of Age-Related Brain Shrinkage

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Any exercise that strengthens your leg muscles, such as walking, leg extensions, and squats, helps protect your brain against cognitive decline and memory loss.

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12 months ago

I want to share this post with all of you. My good friend Dr. James Mally is offering everyone free access to his therapeutic massage website this Saturday. The site teaches excellent orthopedic techniques, many of which I use in my own practice as an adjunct to acupuncture. I recommend that you check it out. Here is the post below, copied from his facebook page:

Hands On Healing
13 hrs ·
Free library access - July 9 & 10 - www.massagelibrary.com
This year on my birthday, Saturday July 9th, I am making the entire contents of the Massage Technique Library free for everyone. It will be open from 1 am through midnight on Saturday, pacific daylight time. Since some of you are in other parts of the world in different time zones I also will have the library free on Sunday July 10th. Just go to www.massagelibrary.com and register to see the videos for free.
Check it out while you can for free. There is more content than you can watch in 48 hours, as the 500 videos on the site vary from 1 minute to 2 hours long. Have fun watching the videos!
The subscription price for the Massage Technique Library is only $7 per month, or $72 per year.
The library has the complete content of all my DVDs, as well as Resistance Release DVDs by Deane Juhan, and Active Isolated Stretching with Aaron Mattes. There is also a lot of content in the library that is not available on DVD.
The library is interactive, allowing you to make comments and ask questions about techniques. There are now over 500 pages in the library with embedded video, all indexed and sorted according to muscle group and type of technique. The library will continue to grow in content.
The library also has a web app, so you can view videos on your smart phone or tablet.
Remember -- there is no long term commitment. You can cancel your subscription at any time. Subscribe securely on line at www.massagelibrary.com, using PayPal or a credit card or sign up by phone by calling 800-718-6824 or 916-847-9304.
"Every massage therapist should be using this reference." - Erik Dalton
"I find your library invaluable in my practice, and the best tool that I have found for massage techniques." Dan Cortright - Sonoma, CA
"My clients enjoy that I can demonstrate what I plan to do to treat them. I visit the Massage Library on my phone or tablet and let them watch the video with me so they are better prepared to participate. Being able to do this has been especially helpful with some of my elder clients with Bicipital Tendon issues. I love that I can refresh techniques at the push of a button." -- Lauren McLachlan, CMT -- Roseville, CA ... See MoreSee Less

Massage Library

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The mission of the Massage Library is to provide high quality educational media and training in massage therapy at a reasonable cost, and to have fun while doing it.

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