It is laudable that Secretary Kennedy is mandating that medical schools include more nutrition education in their MD track programs. Is that really going to cut it though? The sick care model needs reform right now. The best way to do that is to ensure parity for currently licensed professionals already practicing and successfully delivering… See more
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Beth Rozier and I had a great chat on what the new landscape of healthcare in the US could be. Give us few minutes of your time to learn more about the benefits of nature-based approaches to medicine. Enjoy!
Chronic pain and opioid drug overuse and abuse have been in the news a lot lately after a report from the FDA revealed the link to heroin addiction and the over prescription opioid pain killers. In a recent study, 29,906 women and men attending US drug treatment centers found that, in the past month, women reported… See more
Supporting Healthy Perimenopause with Acupuncture, TCM Herbs, and Functional Medicine Perimenopause, the transitional phase leading up to menopause, can bring a whirlwind of changes—hot flashes, mood swings, irregular periods, sleep and digestive disturbances, and more. While these symptoms are a natural part of the body’s hormonal shift, they can disrupt daily life and well-being. Fortunately,… See more
5 Healing Sounds of QiGong (Technique) The Five Healing Sounds of QiGong By Tracy L. Hackett, AP, DAOM QiGong is the core practice of TaiChi and other martial arts. It has been practiced since at least the Neolithic period in China, exemplified by illustrations carved into stone. Dao-Yin, the ancient word for… See more
Travel Anywhere and Stay Healthy By: Tracy Hackett, AP, DAOM Enjoying your vacation to the fullest with a little preventive medicine. I started my career in Chinese Medicine traveling in India. Many of my patients were fellow travelers with the expected GI problems, exacerbated by dehydration. Here are a few quick tips and travel… See more
