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Points Newsletter - May 2005
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Acupuncture Face-Lift:
Rejuvenation from the Outside In
Many people in recent
years have used acupuncture for “face-lift” or “facial-toning”
treatments. We went looking for acupuncturists who specialized in facial
rejuvenation acupuncture and found the authority at the Tao of Wellness
in Santa Monica, California. One of the founders, Dr. Maoshing Ni, is a
licensed acupuncturist and a board certified anti-aging health
practitioner. Along with his brother, he also founded Yo San University
of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Los Angeles.
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Allergic Rhinitis from a TCM Perspective

What exactly is allergic rhinitis?
When a person is first exposed to a specific allergen, such as house
dust and pollen, certain antibodies bind onto the mast cells of the
upper respiratory tract, triggering a release of histamine from the mast
cells. This results in an increase of nasal secretion, congestion,
itching, and sneezing - a condition we call allergic rhinitis.
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RECENT RESEARCH |
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The
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ASK THE DOCTOR
Q:
Is
acupuncture used to treat neuropathy
of the feet? The cause is unknown
and doctors have tested me for the
common causes which are all
negative. Is there any success with
acupuncture for neuropathy of the
feet?
A:
Peripheral neuropathy
is a syndrome which includes
symptoms of numbness, tingling,
insensitivity, pain, and muscle
weakness and atrophy. Usually it
secondary to conditions including
diabetes, lupus, rheumatoid
arthritis, alcoholism, HIV, or
poisoning from heavy metals, carbon
monoxide, or various drugs.
See more
here.
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