Acupuncture

Acupuncture vs. Dry Needling: Same Needle, Very Different Hands If you’ve been told you need “dry needling” for a stubborn knot or a chronic ache, you’ve probably wondered how it’s any different from acupuncture. Fair question. Both use the same FDA-regulated, single-use filiform needle. Both insert it into the body to relieve pain. And here’s

Penile Injections vs. Acupuncture for Erectile Dysfunction By Danielle Brunner LAc Syringe needle used for penile injections Lately I’ve been hearing a lot about Penile Injections for Erectile Dysfunction. This entails a diabetic syringe type needle (much larger than an Acupuncture needle) injected directly into the corpus cavernosum of the penis (injected at 10am &

Fall Equinox was September 22nd. This is a good time of year to plan on a detox so as to clear out all the debris in your body. This article covers several of my suggestions for cleansing this fall. The focus of autumn is on lung and large intestine health. The lung and large intestine

It’s that time of year. You wake up congested, coughing, blowing your nose. Sound familiar? Do you suffer from colds and flu in the fall? Does the change in season give you that awful, stuffy, congested sinus feeling? Has the smoke and ash in the air from the Eagle Creek fire been clogging up your

Acupuncture is an extremely effective healing art that can help in the treatment of many conditions and symptoms. However, I often get asked questions that show just how poorly understood acupuncture is in the Western world. That’s why I’ve put together a list of common questions and incorrect assumptions to help bust some acupuncture myths!

We are about halfway through the summer season, and it’s been a beautiful one here in the Pacific Northwest. As we move through the season, I encourage you to consider lifestyle changes that go beyond updating your diet to seasonal fruits and veggies – and enjoying more red fruits like watermelon, tomatoes, and strawberries. If