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NCCAM's Advisory Council Welcomes Six New Members
The National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NCCAM) welcomes six new members to the National Advisory Council for Complementary and Alternative Medicine. The council serves as the principal ...
 
In the News: Resveratrol
Resveratrol is a naturally occurring chemical found in red wine and other plant products and is sometimes sold as a dietary supplement. Recently, a study funded by the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute ...
 
In the News: Placebo Effect
Recently, several news outlets have been highlighting research studies of the placebo effect. The placebo response can be defined as the benefit patients receive from a treatment that has no active components. ...
 
Soy Protein Supplements Do Not Reduce Plaque in Arteries of Postmenopausal Women
Soy protein supplements containing isoflavones do not significantly reduce the progression of atherosclerosis (build-up of plaque in the arteries) in postmenopausal women, according to a recent study published ...
 
Message from the Director: New Directions
The need for careful research on complementary and alternative health practices remains compelling. Tens of millions of Americans are spending $34 billion per year (mostly out-of-pocket) on a variety of ...
 
Safe Use of Complementary Health Products and Practices
As with any treatment, it is important to consider safety before using complementary health products and practices. Safety depends on the specific therapy, and each complementary product or practice should ...
 
Depression and Complementary Health Practices
Depression is a medical condition that affects nearly 21 million American adults each year, according to the National Institute of Mental Health. Mood, thoughts, physical health, and behavior all may be ...
 


Alternative Health News
Association Looking for New Members
The National Association of Nurse Massage Therapists (NANMT) is looking for a few good members, according to new Board President, Judy Dean, RN, DS, NCBMB, CHt.
Herbs: Revitalizing in Spring to Maintain Youthful Vitality
Spring is the time to revitalize and get moving, but also a time to improve our immune systems so that we can avoid wind-caused health conditions that often proliferate during this season.
Relieving the Diseases Associated with Aging
Michael Morgan, LMT, CST-D, witnessed the harsh effects of Alzheimer's firsthand and he couldn't forget.
How Chinese Medicine Can Save Western Medicine
Our country is struggling to reduce the cost of healthcare while simultaneously improving its quality and accessibility. I see a partial solution: use Chinese medicine in Western healthcare settings.
The Relationship Between Doctors and Massage: A Look at the Past
In 1888, a practicing physician in Carlsbad, Bohemia, by the name of Emil Kleen MD, PhD, wrote a book called the Handbook of Massage in his Swedish language.
Speaking in Code
At this point, I am certain everyone is aware of the CPT codes for billing acupuncture. However, there have been some recent cases where it is clear that not everyone is following the clear-cut rules on how to define and use these codes.
Singing Out Stress: A Massage Therapist's View of Singing
In a nutshell, being authentic is about being entirely relaxed in the seat of who you are. Much of the world is in a constant state of frenzy, and this affects us. The amount of stimulation is overwhelming to try and filter through and keep a grasp on your sanity.
Massage Therapy and Joint Mobilization
Massage therapy involves a number of treatment tools that can be employed for a variety of purposes. Massage can be done to decrease stress, improve local fluid circulation, create energetic balancing or simply provide touch.
Freeing the Heart, Part III: Elongating the Esophagus
The premise asserted in the first two articles of this series is that physically freeing the space around the heart can make a significant contribution to the quality of life for your clients and may reduce the chronic component of their ongoing somatic difficulties.
AAAOM Postpones Annual Membership Conference, Leadership Meeting To Be Held
The decision by AAAOM to postpone its annual membership conference for one year was a difficult one.
The Big C: What Are You Doing About It?
It is the rare to meet a person these days that doesn't have a concern about cancer. Between the constant headlines, to pink ribbons on everything from planes to phones, to hearing that Aunt Stacy was just diagnosed, it is impossible to not be aware of cancer's presence.
Professionalism, Education and Turf Wars
Most professions have discourse about the "professional." Professions define themselves in part by excluding others. I would like to briefly explore professionalism in Chinese medicine.
Understanding the Changes of ICD10
Recently, I have been receiving inquiries about the new codes for ICD10. When do they begin and how much of a change will they be?
WIBB Exclusive: Selling Yourself Short
What is wrong with the following statement? FIRE!!!! Ready...aim. It seems silly, counter intuitive and even dangerous to get such important steps this badly out of order. You would not do it with a rifle, why would you do it with your business?
Laughter: It Just Might Be the Best Medicine for You
We have all heard this saying before, and I am sure we have all experienced the "pick-me-up" a good chuckle provides when we are feeling down. However, did this adage become common simply due to parents trying to calm their children when sick or angry?
Public Health & Gerontology Groups Support CAM
Two large professional groups recently held annual meetings that featured a number of presentations about acupuncture and CAM topics.
Massage Therapy Research Examines New Possibilities
Research is an emerging component in the massage therapy field, all the more since the Massage Therapy Foundation (MTF) came on the scene in 1990.
Practice Building: Learning to Engage All the Senses
Patients are constantly evaluating their treatment experience utilizing a multitude of sensory stimuli including sight, hearing, smell and touch.
Change in Obscure Tenn. Law Targets Profession
The state of Tennessee now has a bill before its state legislature that will have a significant impact on the massage therapy profession and its standing with consumers.
Kinesiology: May the Force Be With You
There is no question about it - kinesiology is cool! That's what I think anyway, and it boggles my mind when others are not as intrigued. But, I think it is just that some simply do not realize the benefit of this fascinating field of study.
Traditional Hawaiian Healing Arts
Lomilomi, sometimes called simply lomi, is the bodywork component of traditional Hawaiian healing arts and it has been used in the Hawaiian Islands for centuries.
The Magic of Microcurrent
In the Merriam-Webster dictionary, I found this definition of the word magic: an extraordinary power or influence seemingly from a supernatural source.
Make a Resolution to End the Massage Therapy Discount
All too often, massage therapists discount their services in an effort to bring clients in the door. Sure, it is risky for a client to spend $100 and an hour (or more) of time on an unknown massage therapist.
A New Method for Dealing with Hip Rotators
Remember "Piece Goods Often Go On Quilts" or as my anatomy teacher taught us, "Pirformis and the Go-Go Queens?" Both are memorization tools for recalling the names of the six deep lateral rotators of the hip.
The Heart /Kidney Connection
Are you treating health conditions related to or affected by love? This past November I taught at the Pacific Symposium, a large educational conference put on for our industry by the Pacific College in San Diego, Calif.
Dr. Shi Xue-Min and the Xing Nao Kai Qiao Legacy
To the acupuncture community, Dr. Shi Xue-Min is known as a distinguished acupuncturist and academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering and a supervisor of doctoral candidates in China.
Trying to Get Something From Nothing
You are going to be hearing more and more about evidence-based massage therapy (EBMT). Partly, this reflects a current trend in health care to re-evaluate treatment and to determine what has a sound basis for use and what doesn't.
Using the Channel Systems of Acupuncture to Unravel the Mysteries of Disease Progression

Wind is a philosophical representation of change in the Chinese classics. It is also acknowledged as the root of all physiological disturbance. It is stated in chapter 3 of the Su Wen that wind is "the cause of hundreds of diseases."


News

ONE Concept Announces First Conference to Integrate Chiropractic, Acupuncture and Massage Practitioners
(Published February 17, 2012)
Foundation to Host Webinar on Patient-Centered Medical Home
(Published February 17, 2012)
News in Brief
(Published February 10, 2012)
By Editorial Staff
Hill Laboratories Supports the Foundation for Chiropractic Progress
(Published February 8, 2012)
Foundation for Chiropractic Progress Recognizes Biggest State Association Contributors
(Published February 8, 2012)
Indian Health Service Includes DCs in Loan Repayment Program
(Published February 8, 2012)
By Gary Auerbach, BS, DC
Chiropractic Around the World: WFC Quarterly Country Reports
(Published February 8, 2012)
California Chiropractic Board Targeted – Again
(Published January 31, 2012)
By Editorial Staff
American Chiropractic Association Announces New Corporate Members
(Published January 30, 2012)
Sherman Granted Reaffirmation of Accreditation by CCE
(Published January 30, 2012)
NYCC Researchers to Study How Orthotics Affect LBP in Veterans
(Published January 27, 2012)
2012 Parker Seminars Las Vegas Attracts More Than 5,300 Attendees
(Published January 27, 2012)
CMCC to Sign Articulation Agreement With Ontario Institute of Technology
(Published January 27, 2012)
News in Brief
(Published January 26, 2012)
By Editorial Staff
Chiropractors Storm the Capital
(Published January 26, 2012)
By Rand Baird, DC, MPH, FICA, FICC
Foundation for Chiropractic Progress Acknowledges Top Corporate Sponsors
(Published January 4, 2012)
Logan College of Chiropractic Announces Five New Staff Appointments
(Published January 4, 2012)
News in Brief
(Published December 27, 2011)
By Editorial Staff
Chiropractic Profession to Unite at National Chiropractic Legislative Conference
(Published December 22, 2011)
CCE Recognition Extended for Only One Year
(Published December 22, 2011)
By Editorial Staff
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