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One of the Top 10 Acupuncture Practices in New York City
One of the things I hear most often from women with endometriosis is, “I’ve gotten so used to being in pain that I don’t even know what normal feels like anymore.”
As a member of our team, one of the things I’ve come to appreciate most is seeing how beautifully children can respond to acupuncture.
When people hear “acupuncture,” they often picture an adult treatment with lots of needles. But treatments for children are typically much gentler and are always adapted to the child’s age, personality, and comfort level. Sometimes we
As an acupuncturist, I’m often reminded that some of the most enduring health traditions are also the simplest.
I was thinking about this recently as I reached for a little honey to add to my tea. It struck me how instinctively we turn to honey when we have a sore throat, a cough, or simply need something soothing. There is
There’s something interesting that happens when women talk about libido.
They often whisper.
They’ll tell me about their sleep, their digestion, their headaches, their stress, their hot flashes—but when the conversation turns to sex, there’s sometimes a pause.
Then comes the inevitable: “I just don’t feel like myself anymore.”