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April 18, 2019

Acupuncture for Visual Arts and Crafters

Hugh Castor blog, Chinese Medicine, Acupuncture, General Health

Professional or highly dedicated visual artists and crafters sometimes find that their passions can be hard on the body and mind. Let’s face it: artists and crafters are passionate about their arts and crafts! This is especially true for those who make a living this way or are very dedicated, as they spend a great […]

March 13, 2019

Hives and Traditional Chinese Medicine

Hugh Castor Uncategorized, blog, Chinese Medicine, Acupuncture, Chinese Nutrition, Chinese Herbology, Skin Disorders

Hives or Urticaria, is an allergic reaction anywhere on the skin that presents with red, itchy, often raised, welts that vary in size from a half of a centimeter to a few centimeters. Occasionally it is accompanied by swelling in the lips, eyelids, and the throat. When acute, hives are a common but severe skin […]

February 4, 2019

Traditional Chinese Medicine and Eczema

Hugh Castor Uncategorized, blog, Chinese Medicine, Chinese Herbology, Integrative Medicine, Skin Disorders

Eczema (Atopic Dermatitis) is a very common skin disorder that affects adults and children. Although it can appear anywhere on the skin, it favors the inside of elbows, wrists, backs of knees, ankles, and occasionally, the chest and abdomen. Ranging from mild to severe, it presents with dry, red, itchy, skin that will often flake. […]

January 9, 2019

Treating Acne with Traditional Chinese Medicine

Hugh Castor Chinese Medicine, Acupuncture, Chinese Herbology, Uncategorized, blog

Many people are aware of using acupuncture for the treatment of aches and pains. Less people know about using Chinese medicine for internal issues such as endocrine or metabolic problems. I would bet even fewer still have heard of using Chinese medicine to treat skin conditions like acne. Great news is that it works very […]

December 11, 2018

Red Rice Yeast and High Cholesterol

Hugh Castor Chinese Nutrition, Chinese Herbology, Natural Health Supplements, Integrative Medicine, blog, Chinese Medicine

Red Rice Yeast extract is an excellent natural supplement derived from yeast (monascus purpureus) grown on white rice.  Although the substance has a long history in Asian medicine, it has only recently come to the states.  In Traditional Chinese Medicine, it is used to treat “phlegm” in the vessels.  Its modern clinical use is to […]

November 8, 2018

What is the Buzz about CBD Part 2

Hugh Castor blog, General Health

In my last article about CBD, I explained what it is, how it may work inside the body, and what it might be used to treat. This article will focus on sourcing CBD for personal use, quality control (artificial ingredients, chemicals, etc.), route of administration and dosage. For the consumer looking for CBD products, it […]

February 8, 2018

What’s the Buzz about CBD?

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Cannabidiol or CBD is creating quite a sensation lately due to its dramatic effects on seizures. Many people have seen videos or have heard stories about this substance reducing seizures from hundreds a day to just a few. For those suffering this condition, it can be life changing, allowing a person to live a more […]

May 8, 2017

The Dry Needling Controversy

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Recently, physical therapists (PTs) have added acupuncture to their repertoire in order to help treat musculoskeletal problems. PTs call their style of acupuncture “dry needling” and the law allows them to use it to release “trigger points”.  A few PTs will use this acupuncture technique for other reasons, but they are operating illegally, outside their […]

April 27, 2017

Dizziness and Traditional Chinese Medicine

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Dizziness is a very disturbing, but extremely common problem. Officially termed  vertigo, it is distinguished from being light headed and syncope, by a feeling that the room is spinning and a loss of balance. Frequently, vertigo is accompanied by: nausea, vomiting, nystagmus (eyes ticking back and forth), and an inability to walk or even move […]

March 27, 2017

Scalp Acupuncture for Neurological Disorders

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This year, I completed training in Jiao’s Scalp Acupuncture, a modern acupuncture technique that capitalizes on the neuroanatomy of the brain. Discovered fairly recently for an acupuncture method – about 60 yrs ago – it combines traditional needle techniques with our growing body of knowledge of the cerebral cortex. This powerful method has been reported to […]

 

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