My Newsletter

Referenced in this newsletter is a “Chinese Medicine and Food Therapy Lecture Series” talk that I will give on September 26, 2013. Those lecture notes will be posted on my blog soon thereafter (and will be referenced here)!

Here’s a pdf version of this newsletter (but unfortunately, links do not work):
Autumn – A Time to Nourish

Spring 2013 Newsletter

May 222013

Heavenly Herbs and Acupuncture Newsletter:

Spring – A Time for Renewal

Referenced in this newsletter is a “Chinese Medicine and Food Therapy Lecture Series” I started in April 2013. I gave a lecture entitled “Spring – Time to Tame the Liver!”©. Lecture notes will be posted on my blog soon (and will be referenced here)!

Here’s a pdf version of this newsletter:
Spring – A Time for Renewal

This newsletter includes a few book reviews also.

Autumn 2012 Newsletter

My Newsletter, Publications

Nov 062012

Heavenly Herbs and Acupuncture Newsletter:

Autumn: Preparing for Winter and Voting our Conscience?

Spring 2012 Newsletter

May 082012

Heavenly Herbs and Acupuncture Newsletter:

Spring: A Time for Cleansing and New Personal Care Products?

This newsletter includes a few book reviews also.

Winter 2011 Newsletter

My Newsletter, Publications

Jan 092012

Heavenly Herbs and Acupuncture Newsletter:

Warming Herbs and Boosting Immunity

Summer 2011 Newsletter

My Newsletter, Publications

Oct 072011

Heavenly Herbs and Acupuncture Newsletter:

Refreshing and Cooling Summer Herbal Beverages

Current Posts

Article: From Pills to Pins, Oregon is Changing How it Deals with Back Pain
From Pills To Pins: Oregon Is Changing How It Deals With Back Pain
Herbal Medicinal Treasures in Paradise, Ca.
Here’s an article I wrote which was published in the local Lotus Guide for Healthy Living, Jan-Apr 2021 issue, upon the re-opening of my business in February 2021, in Paradise, Ca (I lost my business in Paradise due to the Camp Fire on November 8, 2018): Herbal Medicinal Treasures in Paradise This article is to […]
Handout: Natural Medicine for Common Health Issues: Digestion, Stress and Trauma
This is a handout for a brief talk I did in April 2019 at a Butte College yoga class: Natural Medicine for Digestion, Stress and Trauma. It is only an brief introduction to the subject of easily accessible herbs for digestion, stress and trauma, geared towards the college student or lay person.
Happy Summer Solstice: June 21, 2018
Sharing pictures from the bounty of last summer!
Spring Lecture: Time to Tame the Liver!©
Spring seems to be my favorite time to talk about Chinese Medicine Food Therapy and how one can tailor their diet to the season for healing. In May 2018, I did a lecture on this topic and am posting my notes and recipes here: Spring: Time to Tame the Liver Summary Table of Spring Foods […]
Acupuncture Used to Treat Burned Bears
Wow! UC Davis School of Veterinary School of Medicine using acupuncture to help burned bears!! (And they were able to be returned back to the wild too!) Pregnant Burned Bear in California Fire Gets Acupuncture and Fish Skin Paws Vets Use Fish Skin and Acupuncture to Treat Burned Bears
Integrated Medicine and Veterans Health
Research into the importance of and benefits from an integrated model of health care has been recognized at the federal level for at least 20 years now with the formation the National Institute of Health’s (NIH) National Center of Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NCCAM). (NCCAM was renamed to National Center of Complementary and Integrative Health […]
Article: New American College of Physicians Guidelines Say Exercise, Yoga, and Acupuncture Beat Medications for Back Pain (2017)
New Guidelines Say Exercise, Yoga, and Acupuncture Beat Medications for Back Pain. Other article links on this blog about acupuncture and back pain.
Research: Smell Test Outperforms Brain Imaging in Predicting Dementia
Smell Test Outperforms Brain Imaging in Predicting Dementia Research showing the link between loss of sense of smell and Alzheimer’s disease dates back as far as 2002, with this small study showing a “classification accuracy of 95%”. Sounds like an easy, low-cost tool that the medical community should routinely use to help patients and their […]
Article: UC Davis Pediatric GI MD Uses Acupuncture on Children for Stomach Pain
UC Davis Pediatric GI MD Uses Acupuncture on Children for Stomach Pain Other article links on this blog about acupuncture and IBS.

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