Comments for Acupuncture Is Easy http://acupunctureiseasy.com learning acupuncture in small and easy steps Thu, 21 Aug 2008 19:40:24 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 Comment on Four or Five Stages of Learning: a case study of learning Bogglific on Facebook. by Evan http://acupunctureiseasy.com/related-issues/four-or-five-stages-of-learning-a-case-study-of-learning-bogglific-on-facebook/#comment-75 Evan Sat, 26 Jul 2008 06:50:45 +0000 http://acupunctureiseasy.com/related-issues/four-or-five-stages-of-learning-a-case-study-of-learning-bogglific-on-facebook/#comment-75 Thanks Jim. Glad you find it useful. Evan Thanks Jim. Glad you find it useful. Evan

]]> Comment on Four or Five Stages of Learning: a case study of learning Bogglific on Facebook. by jim http://acupunctureiseasy.com/related-issues/four-or-five-stages-of-learning-a-case-study-of-learning-bogglific-on-facebook/#comment-74 jim Sat, 26 Jul 2008 04:23:53 +0000 http://acupunctureiseasy.com/related-issues/four-or-five-stages-of-learning-a-case-study-of-learning-bogglific-on-facebook/#comment-74 I had a great exerperience with this....great information here. I had a great exerperience with this….great information here.

]]> Comment on Sorry, I’m needing to suspend this blog by Evan http://acupunctureiseasy.com/uncategorized/sorry-im-needing-to-suspend-this-blog/#comment-73 Evan Tue, 24 Jun 2008 23:42:28 +0000 http://acupunctureiseasy.com/uncategorized/sorry-im-needing-to-suspend-this-blog/#comment-73 From various people and institutions in Australia. You can check it with any of the standard TCM texts. Thanks for your comment. From various people and institutions in Australia.

You can check it with any of the standard TCM texts.

Thanks for your comment.

]]> Comment on Sorry, I’m needing to suspend this blog by adam http://acupunctureiseasy.com/uncategorized/sorry-im-needing-to-suspend-this-blog/#comment-72 adam Tue, 24 Jun 2008 20:33:46 +0000 http://acupunctureiseasy.com/uncategorized/sorry-im-needing-to-suspend-this-blog/#comment-72 where did you learn this? where did you learn this?

]]> Comment on yin and yang: rest and activity by Trevor Vernon http://acupunctureiseasy.com/yin-and-yang/yin-and-yang-rest-and-activity/#comment-71 Trevor Vernon Tue, 22 Apr 2008 03:44:43 +0000 http://acupunctureiseasy.com/yin-and-yang/yin-and-yang-rest-and-activity/#comment-71 Within the cosmology of Chinese medicine and acupuncture, Yin and yang are polar opposites that must be balanced in order for life to proceed in harmony. The term yin denotes the shady side of the slope and may be associated with qualities of femininity, openness, passivity, receptivity, introversion, diminution, repose, weakness and coolness. Within each shape is also a little of its opposite to symbolize that nothing is pure yin or pure yang. Nothing is completely homogenous. Trevor Vernon - Articles2View.com Acupuncture Tips, tutorials, videos, interviews and more. http://www.articles2view.com/acupuncture/ Within the cosmology of Chinese medicine and acupuncture, Yin and yang are polar opposites that must be balanced in order for life to proceed in harmony.

The term yin denotes the shady side of the slope and may be associated with qualities of femininity, openness, passivity, receptivity, introversion, diminution, repose, weakness and coolness. Within each shape is also a little of its opposite to symbolize that nothing is pure yin or pure yang. Nothing is completely homogenous.

Trevor Vernon - Articles2View.com Acupuncture Tips, tutorials, videos, interviews and more. http://www.articles2view.com/acupuncture/

]]> Comment on Liver by Don Yuan http://acupunctureiseasy.com/organs-and-channels/liver/#comment-70 Don Yuan Fri, 11 Apr 2008 05:39:49 +0000 http://acupunctureiseasy.com/organs-and-channels/liver/#comment-70 Looks perfectly straight to me. Of course, I'm also the type of person who allegedly [ahem! allegedly] agree with everything. Looks perfectly straight to me. Of course, I’m also the type of person who allegedly [ahem! allegedly] agree with everything.

]]> Comment on Liver by Evan http://acupunctureiseasy.com/organs-and-channels/liver/#comment-69 Evan Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:33:40 +0000 http://acupunctureiseasy.com/organs-and-channels/liver/#comment-69 Hi Viv, It depends what you mean by lifestyle. There are foods to support the liver (in TCM these are the leafy greens). There are exercises of various kinds to help with a sense of flow (which is the province of the liver). There are herbs which should be able to assist (though this is really a kind of medication - though one with less side effects than western medicines, when correctly administered.) Acupuncture will help the liver and so may assist with cholesterol levels over time. Not a quick fix though. Hope this helps. Hi Viv,

It depends what you mean by lifestyle. There are foods to support the liver (in TCM these are the leafy greens). There are exercises of various kinds to help with a sense of flow (which is the province of the liver). There are herbs which should be able to assist (though this is really a kind of medication - though one with less side effects than western medicines, when correctly administered.)

Acupuncture will help the liver and so may assist with cholesterol levels over time. Not a quick fix though.

Hope this helps.

]]> Comment on Liver by Viv;=) http://acupunctureiseasy.com/organs-and-channels/liver/#comment-68 Viv;=) Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:16:28 +0000 http://acupunctureiseasy.com/organs-and-channels/liver/#comment-68 Hi Evan, As the liver makes cholesterol, is there any way to bring high cholesterol down (for people who don't want to take medications) besides changing the lifestyle. Hi Evan,

As the liver makes cholesterol, is there any way to bring high cholesterol down (for people who don’t want to take medications) besides changing the lifestyle.

]]> Comment on Liver by Evan http://acupunctureiseasy.com/organs-and-channels/liver/#comment-67 Evan Mon, 25 Feb 2008 03:02:39 +0000 http://acupunctureiseasy.com/organs-and-channels/liver/#comment-67 It can definitely help with the symptoms, at least. How much it can reduce or 'cure' these conditions I'm afraid I don't know enough about them to say. However it can definitely help with the pain and other symptoms. It can definitely help with the symptoms, at least.

How much it can reduce or ‘cure’ these conditions I’m afraid I don’t know enough about them to say.

However it can definitely help with the pain and other symptoms.

]]> Comment on Liver by J Trout http://acupunctureiseasy.com/organs-and-channels/liver/#comment-66 J Trout Mon, 25 Feb 2008 02:58:50 +0000 http://acupunctureiseasy.com/organs-and-channels/liver/#comment-66 Do you think acupuncture could help someone with Lupus and Fibromialgia? I have a freind who is only 47 with both of these conditions. She can't take over the counter meds for pain for some reason and doesn't like to be drugged up all the time. J Do you think acupuncture could help someone with Lupus and Fibromialgia? I have a freind who is only 47 with both of these conditions. She can’t take over the counter meds for pain for some reason and doesn’t like to be drugged up all the time. J

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