The Healing Power Of Nature

Chinese Medicine is a complete medical system that is currently integrated in modern hospitals and clinics throughout most of Asia and many nations around the world. A basic principle of the medicine is that every person is composed of both electrical protons, electrons, and neutrons create atoms that course through our entire being and chemical energies (like the endocrine system). These energies are closely described as "Qi" and "Blood"or "Yin"and "Yang". Chinese Medicine can intervene on both levels through the use of Acupuncture and Chinese herbs.

Yes. The Yellow Emperor's Internal Classic stated,"All illnesses should be able to be treatable with acupuncture or herbs. If you have not experienced good results, it is because you did not figure out how to treat the illness effectively. This does not mean that the medicine does not work."

Acupuncture, as an ancient holistic approach, affects the function of the central nervous system and endocrine system. In traditional Chinese medicine we assign these two systems Yin energy and Yang energy. A group of prescribed points can directly regulate the Hypothamalic - Pituitary - Ovarian hormonal axis, adjusting any imbalances. Acupuncture can also promote blood circulation to the pelvic region, refreshing the ovaries, uterus, and testicles, which is intrinsically important for conception.

If you are not presently taking hormones, we recommend that you record your basal body temperature (BBT) every morning when you first wake up. The BBT chart is not the best method available to detect ovulation, but it is excellent method to get an idea of your hormone fluctuation pattern (including estrogen, progesterone, ovulatory, even thyroid function, etc.) By observing changes in the BBT pattern from month to month, it can be used as an index to measure your progress.