TONGUE

11.18.2008

What do you thing about this tongue?



MULTI-BED ACUPUNCTURE CLINICS

11.03.2008

Here you have an article about multi-bed acupuncture clinics, that is a recent successful phenomenon in the United Kingdom. A practitioner treats more than one patient per hour in the same room, like in China.

What do you thing about it?

ELECTROACUPUNCTURE AND MEMORY LOSS

10.26.2008

A study done by the Institute of Acupuncture and Moxibustion of Beijing’s China Academy of Chinese Medical Science has investigated whether electroacupuncture could improve learning and memory which was typically impaired in diabetic rats with cerebral ischemia.
After electroacupuncture treatment, the long-term potentiation (LTP) impaired by both diabetes and cerebral ischemia was restored significantly. These results suggest that electroacupuncture can ameliorate learning and memory capacity impaired.
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science?_ob=ArticleURL&_udi=B6T0G-4T4J888-3&_user=10&_rdoc=1&_fmt=&_orig=search&_sort=d&view=c&_version=1&_urlVersion=0&_userid=10&md5=6c5b092a7c0ef2cf53aa517c16815ebb

Moxibustion

10.02.2008

Here is a very interesting article about moxibustion from "Chinese Medicine Times". You can't miss it!

INFORMATION FOR PACIENTS

9.11.2008

I give you a website where patients can watch informative videos about acupuncture. They offer video content on various aspects of acupuncture: the purpose, the procedure itself, the dangers or the biological effect.
http://www.videojug.com/tag/acupuncture

HUMAN ANATOMY

9.02.2008

I recommend you an interesting 3D model of human anatomy. I think it can be very useful!
http://www.anatomy.tv/home.aspx#

MEETINGS AND COURSES

9.01.2008

Here are British Medical Acupuncture Society courses and other forthcoming meetings.
http://www.acupunctureinmedicine.org.uk/servearticle.php?artid=667

ENDOMETRIALGIA

8.12.2008


Here is an article about mechanisms in the nervous system responsible for the endometriosis pain or endometrialgia.

Anatomy

5.07.2008

Two interactive atlas of human anatomy useful for clinical practice:

Spring

4.30.2008

Spring is paired with the wood element in Chinese Medicine and the organ that represents it is the liver.

Wood exemplifies the energy of growth and change and is very active and allows for a lot of movement and progress, both internally and externally. When constrained, it is the energy of frustration, anger and stress.

The Liver governs the muscles and tendons, the eyes, and the fingernails, and is important in the functioning of the reproductive system. It is also responsible for the smooth flow of mental and physical energy, and assists all the other organ systems in functioning properly. Liver qi allows for the appropriate movement of emotions, and has an especially strong connection with the feelings of anger and frustration.
At this time of year, we may have more energy to get moving on projects. At the same time, areas of frustration can be especially apparent.
Problems that bothered us in the winter often start to feel better, and we find we have more energy and vigor because liver qi flows easily. Spring can be a hard time for health issues that are related to qi stagnation, but is a really good time to work with these blockages, and get things moving so we can have access to all that great energy.