Tonic roots, healing needles
(Page 5 of 5)
May/June 2001
By Bill Schoenbart, L.Ac.
After approximately twenty to forty minutes, the needles are
removed. People usually report a deep sense of emotional grounding
after acupuncture, no matter what condition is being treated. If
the practitioner performs only acupuncture, the treatment is
complete until the next visit. If the practitioner is also an
herbalist, the patient will often receive an herbal formula
designed for their particular condition. The formula can be in the
form of dried herbs that the patient brews into a strong tea at
home, or it may be in the form of pills, powders, or liquids. This
way, the herbs can synergistically continue the progress made by
the acupuncture treatment.
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Many people turn to this ancient system of medicine when
conventional medicine hasn’t been successful in treating their
particular ailment. Although TCM may sometimes take longer than the
drug approach common to allopathic medicine, many people are
finding that this ancient system of medicine provides an excellent
way to cope with the stresses and challenges posed by life in the
modern world.
Bill Schoenbart is the author of Pocket Guide to Chinese Patent
Medicines (The Crossing Press, 1999) and Chinese Healing Secrets
(Publications International, 1998). He practices Traditional
Chinese Medicine in Asheville, North Carolina, and is a researcher
and consultant in the field of medicinal herbs.
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