February 2007
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Wed 28 Feb 2007
THINK THIN - Manifest weight loss
I found this very interesting blog on weight loss as well as information on the laws of attraction.
Sound like fun. I am willing to try it!cosmicorder.blogspot.com
Jeanie Marie Kraft, L.Ac. MyAcuDoc.com Acupuncture in Salem MA
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Mon 26 Feb 2007
Ginger And Acupuncture Can Minimize Pregnancy-related Nausea
www.playfuls.comnews
Ginger and acupuncture can help reduce nausea during pregnancy.
Whether raw, in tea or in capsules, ginger noticeably lessens nausea, according to the Professional Association of Gyneacologists(BVF) in Munich.
The study showed that taking Vitamin B6 and stimulating certain acupuncture points by applying light pressure to body parts also helps. Special bands worn on the wrist can stimulate those points.
Changes in diet can also help, says the BVF. Women suffering from nausea should eat more meals, but smaller portions or eat something before they get up in the morning.
Three of every four women suffer from nausea or vomiting during the first trimester of pregnancy. It is most likely caused when hormones boost metabolic or pancreatic activity. Pancreatic function tests area recommended for especially bad problems.
Jeanie Marie Kraft, L.Ac. MyAcuDoc.com Acupuncture in Salem MA
www.bodysoulsalem.com
Sun 25 Feb 2007
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Blogging For Health
Check out this wonderful new blog called SECOND OPINION at www.missionvalleyacu.com/blog
It is written by a very dear friend of mine, Toni Narins who is also an acupuncturist in San Diego.
Blogging is a great way to stay informed on the latest health news and trends.
Jeanie Marie Kraft, L.Ac. MyAcuDoc.com Acupuncture in Salem MA
www.bodysoulsalem.com
Tue 20 Feb 2007
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Mon 19 Feb 2007
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Pins and needles may help certain medical problems
Nicole Patti
According to the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine, acupuncture is one of the oldest and most commonly used medical procedures in the world. It originated in China more than 2,000 years ago, but it became better known to the United States in 1971.
In the past 20 years, acupuncture has grown in popularity in the United States and it is practiced by thousands of physicians, dentists and other practitioners for relief or prevention of pain and for a variety of other health conditions. Metallic, solid and hair-thin needles are inserted at specific points in the body to help facilitate the flow of energy, thus reducing and preventing pain.
In traditional Chinese medicine, imbalances in the basic energetic flow of life are believed to cause illnesses. These imbalances are referred to as “chee” or “qi.” It is believed that “chee” flows through channels in our bodies called meridians. By inserting fine needles into these meridians acupuncture practitioners believe that the energy flow will rebalance and the natural healing mechanisms in the body will take over.
Mayo Clinic concluded that it is hard to create a definitive list of conditions for which acupuncture might be beneficial. Studies indicate that it might be helpful for numerous diseases and conditions which include migraines, headaches, lower back pain, osteoarthritis, stroke rehabilitation, carpal tunnel syndrome and asthma.
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Jeanie Marie Kraft, L.Ac. MyAcuDoc.com
Acupuncture in Salem MA
www.bodysoulsalem.com
Sun 18 Feb 2007
Happy Year of the Golden Pig!Gung Hay Fat Choy!
Tue 13 Feb 2007
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CAN ACUPUNCTURE HELP YOU?
Video by Julie Rae L.Ac - Glendale Arizona
Jeanie Marie Kraft, L.Ac. MyAcuDoc.com
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Wed 7 Feb 2007
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Acupuncture for controlling diet
Wendy Rigby
KENS 5 Eyewitness News
Doctors are now turning to the ancient art of acupuncture
to treat all kind of maladies.
Now, doctors are prescribing acupuncture for those who need help with their diet and nutrition.
“I became overweight in the fourth or fifth grade,” said Kevin Rydberg.
Since then, weight has been a struggle. Rydberg peaked at 420 pounds.
“If I didn’t lose the weight, if I didn’t get healthy, then I didn’t have much of a future with my kids,” Rydberg said.
A couple of years ago, Rydberg had a gastric bypass operation.
“I lost a lot of weight, like 160 pounds.”
But then a familiar appetite issue came back: the urge to snack between meals.
Instead of taking medication to help curb the urge, Rydberg tried acupuncture. Tiny needles placed in specific points on the body.
click here to read more of this article on acupuncture and weight loss.
Jeanie Marie Kraft, L.Ac. MyAcuDoc.com
www.bodysoulsalem.com
Mon 5 Feb 2007
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Sun 4 Feb 2007
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Body & Soul Wellness of Salem has a new blog!
You can now find out the latest news by visiting it!
BodySoulWellness.blogspot.com
Jeanie Marie Kraft, L.Ac. MyAcuDoc.com