I started the day with Mei Zen Cosmetic Acupuncture and love how my skin feels. It's like I can feel the qi nurturing my skin and the collagen and elastin regrowing - most of the day actually (I know because I do these treatments pretty regularly). The Chinese Medicine theory around Mei Zen Cosmetic Acupuncture is that your practitioner (me) takes your pulses to do a complete examination of how your qi (energy) is flowing, gives you a general health treatment, and then puts in the cosmetic needles. So in every Mei Zen treatment, your entire energy gets balanced along w/ your cosmetic treatment. This is a wonderful option to surgery (well, almost anything is a good option to not have surgery), injections, laser treatments, etc.
If you host a Cosmetic Acupuncture party, you will receive a $200 discount on your own Mei Zen Cosmetic Acupuncture protocol. Email DrMLucas@AcupunctureWoman.com or call 303-947-6224 for details or to set up your FREE Cosmetic Acupuncture consultation.
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Saturday, 26 May 2012
Cosmetic Acupuncture-Laser Treatments
Friday, 25 May 2012
Acupuncture
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Experimental Biology-Muscle Tissue-Chronic Pain-Acupuncture-Muscle Mass
Acupuncture has a unique effect to help individuals who have stubborn injuries and chronic pain which have not improved despite treatment. A recent report at the Experimental Biology 2012 meeting suggests that acupuncture helps to stimulate muscle tissue regrowth. The research group showed that acupuncture reversed the decrease in muscle mass in mice and in [...] read more..
Thursday, 24 May 2012
Indian Restaurant-Acupuncture-Heartburn
My first episode of heartburn was so intense that I can remember it to this day. It was New Year’s Eve over twenty years ago. I was celebrating with a group of good friends by sharing a catered dinner from our favorite Indian restaurant. The food was spicy and abundant, we ate late, and we washed it down with plenty of alcohol. Looking back, it was the perfect storm waiting to happen. I woke up in the wee hours of the New Year with . . . ? Read More: Healing Heartburn with Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine read more..
Wednesday, 23 May 2012
Curious Phenomenon-Sensation
Itching is an annoying and curious phenomenon. Your body feels an annoying sensation so you irritate the skin by scratching. It makes you feel extremely uncomfortable. This causes pain. The pain trumps the itching sensation and you no longer feel the annoyance. But the scratching causes inflammation and irritation in the area. The scratch causes [...] read more..
Sunday, 20 May 2012
Water Element-Dry Skin
Dear Lynn: I read your book and understand that the water element is associated with the season of winter. Why is my skin so dry in the winter if that’s the season of water? Dried Out in Minneapolis Dear Dried: That’s such a good question! It may seem odd that winter is the water element, even though it feels really dry, but there’s a good reason. To understand why, we have to look at the nature of Yin and Yang and how they correspond to the world . . . ? Read More: Winter, Dry Skin, and Chinese Medicine read more..
Saturday, 19 May 2012
Traditional Chinese Medicine-Physical Medicine-Acupuncture
Acupuncture affects the body in real, tangible ways! It is not a mystery and new studies are demonstrating that.
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To see how acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine work for weight loss (fixing digestion and giving you more energy), hormone balancing (peri-menopause, hot flashes, PMS etc.), cosmetic improvements and general aging gracefully and health-fully, IBS, chronic fatigue, syndrome, sports injuries, etc., call 303-947-6224 or email DrMLucas@AcupunctureWoman.com.
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