Pain, Stress, Anxiety, and Immune Regulation
Milissa Gillen, L.Ac., MAOM practices Balance Method acupuncture. Let me explain what that is so you have a better understanding of this very effective acupuncture treatment method and if it would be a good fit for what you are currently experiencing in your health.
If you would like to experience the Balance Method acupuncture way, call the clinic to book an appointment with Milissa or go online to schedule: Click here to schedule!
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 Coronavirus has taken over our news, media, and minds. We cannot get through a day without hearing or thinking about its implications.
How are we to respond? What can we do? Well let’s take a slightly different view point through the lens of Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM). Since modern times, we have come to think we are the observers of nature, but in fact we ARE nature. We are the 5 elements: Fire, Earth, Metal, Water, and Wood. There is a saying in TCM, “as above so below” or what is in the macrocosm is in the microcosm. We are not just a reflection or this Earth, we are this Earth. Most of us have gotten so far away from nature that it has created imbalances within us. The best way to prepare for this pathogen is by harmonizing our imbalances and nourishing our “Wei Qi” or the Western idea of immunity. More important than the strength of a pathogen, is the strength of our own Qi or immunity. We need to be smart about this, prepare, and plan, but not get overwhelmed with fear. That will not lead us in the direction we are wanting to end up, nor will this nourish our immune system. So, what is the best way to prepare? Chinese Herbal Therapy and Preventative Tactics We’ve had numerous emails, calls, and questions regarding the coronavirus, so I wanted to address this hot topic from both a Western and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) view point...
 Autumn is in full swing, so it is important to change your diet accordingly in order to protect your lungs, boost your immunity, and promote your health! The most important rule in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is to follow the rhythms of the Earth, which means changing our lifestyle and dietary habits with the seasons.
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