From the monthly archives:

August 2008

Deepest Health Chinese Medicine Podcast : Episode 8 : Interview with Dr. Heiner Fruehauf

29 August 2008 Cultivation

Hello everyone -
I’m happy to offer an interview for this edition of the podcast.  Dr. Heiner Fruehauf, founding professor of the school of Classical Chinese Medicine at National College of Natural Medicine in Portland, OR, agreed to talk with Deepest Health readers about the nature of Classical Chinese Medicine.  I’m incredibly grateful to Heiner for [...]

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Emotional Freedom Technique and other modalities that use acupuncture points

27 August 2008 Theory

Deepest Health reader Jason left a comment on the last podcast post that got me thinking.  He said,
“Something that I’ve found helpful is Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT) which is a real simple method of locking onto an emotional disturbance and neutralizing or at least diminishing its “charge” by tapping certain acupressure points. It works even [...]

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The power of networking in natural medicine

27 August 2008 Our Story

Last week I was approached by the owner of a Portland owned coffee shop with a proposal to offer massage as a benefit to her employees.  She borrowed the idea from Portland’s own Stumptown Coffee Roasters.  Stumptown offers their employees massage as one of the benefits of working for their company.  The important thing about [...]

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Where do you find help in getting started with your natural medicine business?

26 August 2008 Business Planning

This is the last in a series of three articles about getting started in your natural medicine business by Bonnie Koenig.  You can find the previous two articles by clicking on either I’m an acupuncturist, not a business person or Open for Business…I think.  You can find Bonnie’s bio here.
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In the last two articles of [...]

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Chinese medicine, the Earth and the Center

25 August 2008 Learning

When talking about the five elements, particularly as applied to the organ systems of Chinese medicine, it’s easy to find an angle from which to proclaim the supremacy of any of the elements.  Fire gets four organs, for instance, one of those being the Emperor – surely it’s the most important.  Water, on the other [...]

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