Acupuncture and holistic living can help Seasonal Affective Disorder, making this year easier to embrace. We often feel slow, in need of rest, and unable to keep up. Acupuncture can be a beautiful reset.

This guide walks through what neuropathy is, why it develops, and how our integrative team supports patients using acupuncture, cold laser, massage, chiropractic care, and functional medicine.

So if you’ve ever wondered why your skin feels inflamed, dull, or unpredictable despite using all the right products, it might be time to look beneath the surface.

Let’s explore how caring for your skin from the inside out can transform not only your complexion, but your overall well-being.

Hair Loss Awareness Month. Hair loss can be an extremely emotional situation; whether that’s due to hormone changes after giving birth or going through menopause, or if it’s genetic in aging. Your health of your hair and scalp are important to us and it matters to recognize it for everyone.

The truth is, poor posture isn’t just about looking straight, it actually affects how your whole body feels and functions. The good news? Fixing it doesn’t have to be complicated. With some easy tweaks and a few good habits, you and your family can feel more comfortable, energized, and supported all day long.

Maybe you’re more tired than usual. Maybe your digestion is acting up, your skin is inflamed, or you’re struggling to focus. And yet, when you go for standard blood work, everything looks “normal.” That’s where Live Blood Analysis (LBA) can offer a different perspective—one that shows you what’s happening at the cellular level, in real time.

Food stagnation is a common component of abdominal distension. Eating more food than the Spleen and Stomach can cope with, either because too much is consumed, or because the Spleen is already weak, will obstruct the qi mechanism and thus the descent and ascent of middle jiao qi.

Evidence that Chinese medicine has been used for digestive disorders can be found in early medical literature dating back to 3 AD, where specific acupuncture points and herbal formulas for borborygmus (rumbling or gurgling in the intestines), abdominal pain, and diarrhea with pain are discussed.

Acupuncturist Nicole Robbins, L.Ac., Dipl. Ac. earned her Master of Acupuncture and Master of Chinese Herbal Medicine degrees in 2019 from Southwest Acupuncture College located in Boulder, Colorado. She is board certified as a Diplomate in Acupuncture by the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM).

A day at the spa can be a wonderful way to unwind and relax, but did you know it can also benefit your mind? Taking the time to care for your mind is just as important as taking care of your body. Here are some ways that a day at the spa can help you achieve a peaceful and balanced state of mind.

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