Showing posts with label acupuncture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label acupuncture. Show all posts
Friday, December 2, 2011
Saturday, December 6, 2008
Tui - Na, Traditional Chinese Therepeutic Massage - PART 1
Tui Na - Part 1
Natural pain relief from the roots of Chinese medicine
By Chris O’Donnell, L.Ac
Have you suffered an injury? Do you have chronic pain or tension? Do you suffer the occasional sprain, strain or sports injury? If you do then you should try Tui Na. Tui Na is a therapeutic massage which is fantastic at relieving pain. As therapy, Tui Na dates back to the New Stone Age, around 2700 B.C. It is the oldest branch of Traditional Chinese Medicine and was developed before Acupuncture and Chinese herbology. 5000 years ago in China, life was a struggle against nature. In this struggle people learned how survive and treat their pains and illnesses with what they had. Long before people reached for an herb or stuck needles into their flesh, they used their hands to heal. Through thousands of years of practice and development Tui Na became refined and ordered. What remains today are only the most effective and time tested techniques. Despite its rich history and continuous use in China, Tui Na remains relatively unknown in the United States today.
Today in China, Tui Na has its own specialty in hospitals. Students entering medical school specialize in Tui-Na and spend years learning techniques of muscle relaxation, stretching, spinal manipulation, and even bone setting. While it is primarily used for muscle and joint problems, in China it is used to treat an array of diseases such as diabetes, facial paralysis, insomnia, hypertension, and a variety of musculoskeletal disorders. It is a particularly good therapy for infants, children and those who wish to prevent illness. During the long history and development of Tui Na, its theories and techniques were brought back to the west. Parts of Tui Na, namely the spinal manipulation, were later developed into what we know today as Chiropractic medicine. Many types of manual therapy from massage, to physical therapy, to osteopathy all have roots back to Tui Na...
Please check out TUI NA, part 2...
Or for more information please contact Chris O’Donnell, L.Ac at www.acupunctureprofessionals.com
Thank You,
Chris
Natural pain relief from the roots of Chinese medicine
By Chris O’Donnell, L.Ac
Have you suffered an injury? Do you have chronic pain or tension? Do you suffer the occasional sprain, strain or sports injury? If you do then you should try Tui Na. Tui Na is a therapeutic massage which is fantastic at relieving pain. As therapy, Tui Na dates back to the New Stone Age, around 2700 B.C. It is the oldest branch of Traditional Chinese Medicine and was developed before Acupuncture and Chinese herbology. 5000 years ago in China, life was a struggle against nature. In this struggle people learned how survive and treat their pains and illnesses with what they had. Long before people reached for an herb or stuck needles into their flesh, they used their hands to heal. Through thousands of years of practice and development Tui Na became refined and ordered. What remains today are only the most effective and time tested techniques. Despite its rich history and continuous use in China, Tui Na remains relatively unknown in the United States today.
Today in China, Tui Na has its own specialty in hospitals. Students entering medical school specialize in Tui-Na and spend years learning techniques of muscle relaxation, stretching, spinal manipulation, and even bone setting. While it is primarily used for muscle and joint problems, in China it is used to treat an array of diseases such as diabetes, facial paralysis, insomnia, hypertension, and a variety of musculoskeletal disorders. It is a particularly good therapy for infants, children and those who wish to prevent illness. During the long history and development of Tui Na, its theories and techniques were brought back to the west. Parts of Tui Na, namely the spinal manipulation, were later developed into what we know today as Chiropractic medicine. Many types of manual therapy from massage, to physical therapy, to osteopathy all have roots back to Tui Na...
Please check out TUI NA, part 2...
Or for more information please contact Chris O’Donnell, L.Ac at www.acupunctureprofessionals.com
Thank You,
Chris
Friday, December 5, 2008
Acupuncture is better than pain killers for chronic headaches!
Check this out!!!!
This may help you because many of us are developing chronic headaches in this economic environment.
Acupuncture works better than drugs like aspirin to reduce the severity and frequency of chronic headaches, U.S. researchers reported...Reuters
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/28014165/
I believe that if acupuncture were better utilized for headache treatment there would be a dramatic and significant reduction in healthcare costs and increased productivity in the workforce. You would also see fewer overdoses and adverse reactions to medications, such as stomach bleeding from NSAIDs which sends hundreds of thousands of people to the hospital every year and kills thousands.
While acupuncture is an effective treatment for many diseases and illnesses, most people use acupuncture for pain relief. And...in case you didn't know, acupuncture is fantastically effective for hundreds other kinds of pain besides headaches. Basically if it hurts then acupuncture will diminish the pain and help the healing process. I know from treating hundreds of headache suffers that acupuncture can not only diminish the duration, intensity and frequency of chronic headaches but with regular acupuncture it can keep them away for good.
Check out my website for more research articles...
http://www.acupunctureprofessionals.com/
and...if you are very interested in scientific research i have hundreds of studies and evidence based guidelines for treatment that i would be happy to share. I will post some of the best acupuncture research in future posts.
Also, got to Pubmed http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/
where you will find the most comprehensive collection of acupuncture research.
Take care,
Chris
This may help you because many of us are developing chronic headaches in this economic environment.
Acupuncture works better than drugs like aspirin to reduce the severity and frequency of chronic headaches, U.S. researchers reported...Reuters
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/28014165/
I believe that if acupuncture were better utilized for headache treatment there would be a dramatic and significant reduction in healthcare costs and increased productivity in the workforce. You would also see fewer overdoses and adverse reactions to medications, such as stomach bleeding from NSAIDs which sends hundreds of thousands of people to the hospital every year and kills thousands.
While acupuncture is an effective treatment for many diseases and illnesses, most people use acupuncture for pain relief. And...in case you didn't know, acupuncture is fantastically effective for hundreds other kinds of pain besides headaches. Basically if it hurts then acupuncture will diminish the pain and help the healing process. I know from treating hundreds of headache suffers that acupuncture can not only diminish the duration, intensity and frequency of chronic headaches but with regular acupuncture it can keep them away for good.
Check out my website for more research articles...
http://www.acupunctureprofessionals.com/
and...if you are very interested in scientific research i have hundreds of studies and evidence based guidelines for treatment that i would be happy to share. I will post some of the best acupuncture research in future posts.
Also, got to Pubmed http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/
where you will find the most comprehensive collection of acupuncture research.
Take care,
Chris
Thursday, December 4, 2008
Acupuncture Professionals on Youtube!
Acupuncture Professionals is now on Youtube! Here is the link: http://www.youtube.com/user/oumuhai
Videos soon to come...so stay tuned.
Thanks,
Chris
Videos soon to come...so stay tuned.
Thanks,
Chris
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