AcuNeuro Blog
Beyond the Shang Han Lun with Botanical Biohacking
During this time where many of us are feeling isolated, I wanted to reach out, say hello, connect and share a few important resources such as the work from Dr. Andrew Miles at Botanical Biohacking. First, are there any topics in neurology that you would like to learn...
The Secret Life of the Cerebellum
I am pleased to announce that in 2020 I will have a regular column in Acupuncture Today on topics in neurology and neuroscience as they relate to Chinese medicine. This fall they published a 2-part series I wrote on the cerebellum that you can access here: Part 1 and...
Tracking the Wind – A Look at Neurological Health and Chinese Medicine
Teaching at the Sports Acupuncture Alliance conference this May on concussions was an incredible experience. Thank you to the conference organizers and everyone who attended my class, and for all the positive feedback! While I was there I recorded a podcast with...
5 Ways Acupuncture Aids in Concussion Recovery
When it comes to concussion recovery, treatment plans need to take into account the wide variety of symptoms and issues unique to each individuals injury. Acupuncture has a regulatory, or modulatory effect on a person's physiology and is a great tool that can be used...
Dizziness and Vertigo: Diving Deeper
Dizziness is a symptom that is very commonly experienced by many people, however, it is often ignored, mismanaged, and poorly understood by both mainstream medicine and complimentary and alternative healthcare providers. Dizziness can be a catch-all term people use to...
Podcast with Amy Moll on Acupuncture, Applied Clinical Neuroscience & Sports Concussions
I was recently interviewed for the sports medicine podcast PinPoint Performance, on acupuncture, Chinese medicine and concussion recovery. The podcast (Episode 19) is available on iTunes, Stitcher, and...
