Your first appointment at Acupuncture Kelowna
Dr. Paula Woodward needles a patient at Acupuncture Kelowna. The goal is to restore balance to this patients system and optimize healing.
Classical Chinese Medicine vs. Traditional Chinese Medicine: Why I Switched
What is the difference between the popular TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine and CCM (Classical Chinese Medicine)? This blog explores this question and who you can seek out In Kelowna for Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine.
Small Intestine Meridian: Emotional Discernment and Digestive Clarity
In accordance with a fundamental principle of Chinese medicine, our emotions significantly influence our overall well-being. The small intestine, in particular, is believed to play a crucial role in emotional discernment and digestive clarity. It not only helps process physical nutrients but also aids in separating the 'clear' from the 'turbid,' symbolizing the ability to distinguish positive emotions and clarity of thought from confusion and emotional turmoil. Maintaining the health of the small intestine is therefore essential for both emotional balance and efficient digestion.
Heart Meridian: The Center of Emotional Balance, Restful Sleep, and Inner Harmony
In keeping with the Chinese medicine principle that emotions profoundly influence our well-being and physical health, the heart meridian plays a critical role as the center of emotional regulation. It governs aspects such as sleep quality, the experience of joy, and the maintenance of inner harmony. Imbalances or blockages in the heart meridian may manifest as emotional disturbances, insomnia, or a lack of vitality, highlighting the interconnectedness of emotional and physiological states within traditional Chinese medicine. Recognizing and supporting the heart meridian can thus promote both emotional stability and overall health.
Spleen Meridian: Refining Nourishment and Easing Worry
In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), emotions significantly influence our physical and mental health. The Spleen, unlike its Western anatomical counterpart, serves a vital role in transforming the food we eat into usable energy (Qi) and distributing this nourishment throughout the body. Proper functioning of the Spleen is essential for the body's ability to extract and utilize nutrients effectively, impacting overall vitality and well-being.
Navigating Perimenopause with Classical Chinese Medicine & Acupuncture
Chinese Medicine has treated women's hormones for thousands of years. We know every woman is different and tailor treatments to each person.
Understanding the Kidneys in Chinese Medicine
The kidneys play a major role in how we live and the consequences of burnign the candle at both ends for too long.
Acupuncture for Pain Relief
Discover the Livers critical role in pain according to Chinese Medicine and how acupuncture can help.
