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Home > Points Newsletter > June 2009

Points Newsletter - June 2009

Rejuvenate Naturally: No Drugs, Hormones, or Surgery
By Maoshing Ni, L.Ac., D.O.M., ABAAHP, Ph.D.

Your body was designed to heal itself, and it can rejuvenate naturally—without drugs, hormone replacement, or invasive surgery. You can live a long, healthy life by using the natural secrets of the Chinese medical tradition, which can revitalize your body, slow the aging process, and activate your body's built-in regenerative powers. More...

Allergies: Spring Root & Branch
By Edsel Tan, L.Ac.

In spring, the axis of the Earth is tilted toward the sun and the length of daylight rapidly increases for the hemisphere closest to the sun. During this increase in daylight, trees and grass spring forth by dispersing pollen through the air currents. More...

The Ways to Cook and How Your Food is Affected

STEAMING preserves the vitamins and minerals in foods. In this method, there is no addition of oils and fats, thus controlling fat and calorie content. When you steam rather than charbroil foods, you also avoid the danger of consuming carcinogens that are present in blackened foods. Steaming concentrates the intrinsic flavor and juiciness of foods, making food taste better. More...

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ASK THE DOCTOR

Q: I am suffering from a painful bladder situation that has not stopped for several months now. I've been tested for several things and doctors have told me that I have interstitial cystitis. (All tests are negative for STD's or any other bacteria.) My main symptom is feeling like I have to urinate all the time, although I do not feel burning with urination. I'd like to avoid invasive procedures. Any recommendations?

A: Has the interstitial cystitis (IC/PBS) been definitively diagnosed? I would like to suggest your physician rule out endometriosis because some of these symptoms may be caused by endometriosis. The only commonality for IC/PBS is the presence of antiproliferative factor, or APF in the urine of those that suffer from IC/PBS. Since there is no definitive cure for the condition, I would like to suggest the following dietary and adjunctive treatments that might help with the symptoms. More...

This Month's Articles

June 2009
Volume 7, Number 6

Rejuvenate Naturally: No Drugs, Hormones, or Surgery

Allergies: Spring Root & Branch

The Ways to Cook and How Your Food is Affected

Recent Research

Ask The Doctor

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