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Theres not been much posted on the site in the last few months for one very simple reason the site is being completely rewritten, reworked and reskinned. I thought it would be done by now, but it isnt, and for that I apologize. I expect that within another 30-45 days, you will see not only a new site, but a whole new vision being played out on Deepest Health. Those of you who have been with me for a while will know that this has been coming for a while and I appreciate your patience. We all do. Whats coming? A beautiful new look that will be easier to navigate, with all new content mixed with archived content being re-released for the benefit of people who havent been here since the beginning. A store containing books, multi-media education and of course Chinese Medicine Quarterly. All of what lives in the store has one purpose to excite people about the depth of Chinese medicine, especially Chinese herbalism, through deep & engaging information. An all new bonus for newsletter ...

Only a few days are left to pre-register for ASNY's 2011 Annual Symposium onPractice Building and Optimization. We have some wonderful speakers lined up inaddition to our vendor fair. At the conclusion will be our annual meeting,where you can learn more about our legislative efforts and hear first handabout our battle with the NY State Department of Insurance regarding no-faultfees. The seminar will be held at the Manhattan Campus of the Pacific College ofOriental Medicine on Sunday, May 22, 2011 from 8 AM to 5:30 PM This seminarpresents a complete day focused on Practice Management , Building, andOptimization. Our featured lecturer and author of "Point forProfit" is Honora Lee Wolfe, who will be joining us all the way fromColorado. Please notethat the event fee includes lunch and that 7 PDA's are available. Our seminar brochureis here . 8-9am TaiChi Chuan with Master Jesse Teasley (1 PDA) 9-11amMichael Gaeta, LAc - Building and Preserving Wealth:Becoming Financially...

In kids 3 to 7 years old, acupuncture plus glasses helped vision improve compared with just glasses alone, said study co-author Dr. Dennis Shun-Chiu Lam, who chairs the Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. Article: Reuters April 29, 2011

You are invited! NYCTCM 15th Anniversary Celebration Seminar Sessions Celebration Day :Sunday, June 12, 2011 Sheraton LaGuardia East Hotel , 135-20 39th Avenue, Flushing, NY 11354 10 am to 10 pm Three seminar sessions and a Gala Dinner! To register download the registration form and send payment to NYCTCM Anniversary Celebration Registration Form Acupuncturists from the general public may sign up for the Seminars separately Related articles NYCTCM Back to School Day in January 2011 (nyctcm.edu)

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The concierge of a famous Bondi hotel called me. They had a guest who needed a massage: my next patient. I had just finished an all day task when I got the call and I had one hour to head across Sydney before the appointment. Fortunately the hotel is a short walk from the clinic in Bondi Beach, so I booked the patient in there and had everything ready. I met the patient. A tall, athletic African American. We chatted and he was a sports coach for a family that live in America that had flown him over to Sydney while on their holidays! This was probably the toughest patient I had met. He had muscle on his back that was like rope either sides of his spine. Thick upper body trapezius muscles. Toughest of all he had the most amazingly defined latissimus dorsi muscles from his particular expert field of tennis. They where like girders sticking out on the Empire States building! He had muscle aches and pains and also wanted a very strong massage and his calf muscles squeezed out. Calf musc...

A friend of mine is on an excellent adventure in Africa. He's a gifted student, a very likeable chap and he has studied Chinese medicine and is on the path to western medicine too. He's going around the place helping out with a mine over there. He's in the most privileged of positions: communicating with elders and bringing information to communities. His blog is very frank, well written, funny and gets you right up close to the action, Enjoy! http://albosinafrica.blogspot.com/