Dia | October 11, 2009
Like many Westerners, I suppose, I have never had much contact with acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (OM) and only thought of it vaguely as a folk art that worked more or less by accident. I’ve since come into a much closer relationship with Oriental Medicine and have found that it makes sense to me in terms of my own profession, computer modeling.
Category: Acupuncture, General, Personal Care, Research |
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Dia | June 15, 2009
Up until the June 2009 issue, I’ve had very few complaints with the UC Berkeley Wellness Letter. They’re a pretty conservative publication but they’ve had interesting articles and have seemed to be pretty balanced, until this issue. In the Wellness made easy section on the last page, they published this: Avoid “herbal” or “natural” weight-loss [...]
Category: General, Herbalism |
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Dia | February 16, 2009
Over the course of the next few weeks (and I suppose months and years) I will be adding random thoughts, information and articles that relate to acupuncture, healthcare and life in general. I don’t promise to be a prolific “blogger” but I do promise to share some of the things I have found interesting, alarming [...]
Category: Acupuncture, General, Herbalism |
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Tags: Acupuncture, chinese herbalism, chinese herbology, traditional chinese medicine, traditional oriental medicine