Healing that borrows from the natural world — sunlight, water, soil, the biofield and the body’s own repair capacity. Where traditional practice and current science meet, including acupuncture, dry needling and the medicine of simply being outdoors.
As physiotherapists become increasingly enamored with the modality of dry needling, I feel compelled as an acupuncturist to place this therapy within the broader…
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Sunlight is a force that can heal or hurt the body. Media attention on sun exposure focuses on two topics on each side of…
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All life stems from air, earth, and water. We are all literal and metaphorical extensions of the Earth, as manifested as living soil. No…
As any experienced gardener knows, the health of the soil determines the fate of the planted seed. With COVID-19, it is possible that the…
What does it mean to obey God regarding health? Is an ethic for living a balanced life detailed in the holy book of each…
It was an epic fail. The full force of an impact that should have been displaced by two hips, thighs, and legs, was instead…
There is a frustrating and all too common phenomenon that plagues many a sleeper. It goes something like this: Falling asleep is no problem,…
I’ve become increasingly interested in the nature of water after reading Dr. Tom Cowan’s book Cancer and the New Biology of Water. There is…
Cold and flu season is here. Add a pandemic into the mix, and the slightest cough or sniffle results in the sick individual spending…
Solid, liquid, and gas—these are the three states of matter presented in the home-schooling science curriculum I was preparing to review with our 7-year-old…
It’s winter in Wisconsin. The nights are long, and the days are cold. With the glow of the holidays past, we hunker down for…
Essential oils are an ancient medicine. They have not been used as long as herbal medicine, given the distillation technology necessary to derive the…