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Acupuncture & Moxibustion for Breech Babies | #1 Best Natural Treatment

The method of using moxibustion in the Traditional Chinese Medicine practice can be used to help turn a breech baby. In my clinic, I’ve had great success using acupuncture and moxibustion for breech babies. I found it very fascinating by using a simple practice that triggers the movement of the babies and makes them turn. 

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Signs of breech babies, type of breech babies presentation

Breech babies happen when the baby is positioned in the uterus with its head up and its feet facing toward the delivery canal. This posture makes labor harder for the mother. Usually, toward the end of your pregnancy, the breech babies should be able to turn their heads by themselves in the vertex position for an easier birthing process. 

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Anger causes headaches – symptoms of a migraine

Anger can harm the brain and body physically and psychologically, especially, can anger causes headaches? Because the pressure, in particular, drives the hormonal chemicals to rage through the body’s circulation. When you get angry, muscles in the back of your neck and scalp tense up; this causes a tightness sensation around your head. 

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Polycystic ovary syndrome | Treatments for Infertility Resulting from PCOS

One of the issues that a woman may face when her period is irregular is the possibility of being diagnosed with Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). This condition of PCOS affects women or girls throughout their reproductive years and is caused by hormonal imbalances or family genetics. Especially, during her prenatal, the fetus got passed on with excess androgen (synthetic steroid hormone from the male sex chromosome). 

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9 natural ways to boost fertility and help you to get pregnant

Keeping our sugar balance is the KEY to a healthier hormone function. But, first, our blood sugar levels need to be neutral. As a result, a function cell called the eta islet in the pancreas spikes to excrete the hormone insulin. Sometimes, These beta cells overreact, releasing the insulin residue that might harm a woman’s eggs.

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Traditional Chinese Medicine vs Western Medicine in Treating Infertility

When infertility is mentioned, Western medicine and traditional Chinese medicine are often the first two things that come to mind. Which treatment do you choose? The answer depends on what your end goals are and the type of treatment you feel most comfortable utilizing. This article will explore the differences between western medicine vs acupuncture and Chinese Medicine Infertility Treatment

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The 10 Commandments of Fibromyalgia

Through herbal formulas, breathing techniques, changes in your external environment, relaxation, and highly effective acupuncture treatments you can be living the life you always dreamt of! You can truly work to improve fibromyalgia in your own body! However, in order for any of these treatments that have been scientifically tested and practiced for centuries to work, there are 10 commandments that you need to follow, as if your life depended on them, to see these results.

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Fibromyalgia Type Seven: Low DHEA’s or HPA-Thyroid Dysregulation.

Thyroid Dysregulation causes The thyroid gland regulates metabolic rate, heart rate, body temperature, motility and digestion, contraction of muscles, replacement of old cells, and influences hormone levels and menstruation in women. The most common cause of this autoimmune condition is the instigating damage to the thyroid gland inhibiting its ability to make adequate thyroid hormone. Adrenal disorders or HPA axis dysfunction, Thyroid Dysregulation, can occur due to chronic stress, blood sugar dysregulation, infections, allergies, and sleep disorders.

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Fibromyalgia Type Six: Venous Insufficiency

Venous insufficiency is more common in women than in men, like all fibromyalgia illnesses. It’s also more likely to occur in adults over the age of 50, according to Cleveland Clinic. Some of the risk factors mentioned can contain blood clots, varicose veins, obesity, pregnancy, smoking, cancer, muscle weakness, leg injury, or trauma, swelling of a superficial vein (phlebitis), hereditary passing through generations, and even sitting or standing for long periods of time without moving.

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Fibromyalgia Type Five: Mitochondrial Myopathy

Mitochondrial myopathy is caused by mutations, or changes, in genes — the cells’ blueprint for making proteins. They are inheritable, although they can occur with no family history, and they often affect members of the same family in different ways. According to the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Strokes, “Nerve cells in the brain and muscles require a great deal of energy, and thus appear to be particularly damaged when mitochondrial myopathy function occur.” They also mention that “The prognosis for these disorders ranges in severity from progressive weakness to death.

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Fibromyalgia Type Four: Prostaglandin Dysregulation & Platelet Adhesion Associated Chronic Inflammation and Pain.

When it comes to fibromyalgia type four, think of having a bruise that won’t go away. Remember the tenderness and the way it fatigues the local muscle. Now extend this bruise to the entire body and mix it with the pain of menstrual cramps or fibroids, and you begin to get an idea of how devastating this type of pain can be. Later on it turns into chronic inflammation and pain.

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Fibromyalgia Type Three: Nitric Oxide Dysregulation Associated with Elevated Cortisol

With fibromyalgia type three: Nitric Oxide Dysregulation, you either experience pain in the shoulders, which is the flight response. Where are you aren’t allowed to punch or claw, which is your natural response; so as it’s built up and not used, it creates long-term tension that builds in the shoulders. The other experience that you could be having is a pain in the lower back, which is the flight response. Energy surges to the legs, but you have nowhere to run. The tension builds in the lower back.

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Fibromyalgia Type Two: Gut Dysbiosis

With fibromyalgia type three: Nitric Oxide Dysregulation, you either experience pain in the shoulders, which is the flight response. Where are you aren’t allowed to punch or claw, which is your natural response; so as it’s built up and not used, it creates long-term tension that builds in the shoulders. The other experience that you could be having is a pain in the lower back, which is the flight response. Energy surges to the legs, but you have nowhere to run. The tension builds in the lower back.

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Fibromyalgia Type One: Immune hypersensitivity

Imagine having the flu. The aches and pains follow a similar pattern due to the generalized immune response. Imagine the complete loss of energy, stiff neck, mental fogginess, and lethargic. This is essentially what is happening with the cause of fibromyalgia through immune hypersensitivity. The pain itself comes when the immune system perceives a pathogen. It responds with increased inflammatory cytokines, nitric oxide, and homocysteine levels. In simple terms, immune hypersensitivity reactions occur when the normally protective immune system responds abnormally, potentially harming the body.

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Telehealth Case Studies: Herbal Diagnosis WORKS!

Lotus Spring Acupuncture and Wellness Inc. wants to help and serve everyone in the community. One way we do this, is we offer Telehealth in the form of a health examination, however, the biggest part of the examination is Chinese tongue diagnosis.

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