Articles by Cheryl Lee
Acupuncture: Using Micro-Inflammation to Heal Injuries
Inflammation is a word that we generally associate with redness, pain, and downright discomfort. It may not be our favourite thing, but inflammation is actually a process that our body undergoes in order to encourage healing and restoration. So what happens when the inflammation has went down, but pain is still present?…
Traditional Chinese Medicine for Children
Treatment via the Small Intestine Meridian
Seasonal Affective Disorder and Depression Treated with Acupuncture
Acupuncture can be a valuable drug-free tool in treating depression. Treating SAD (Seasonal Affective Disorder) with acupuncture can also be effective, helping people who experience lower energy and a lack of motivation over the darker winter months. Due to the drug-free nature of Traditional Chinese Medicine, treatment will not inhibit the work…
Tired all the time? Could you be Qi Deficient?
You may have heard people talking about “Qi” (pronounced “chee”), the term for “energy” in Traditional Chinese Medicine. If you are lacking in vitality and suffering from exhaustion, low stamina, and poor digestion, Chinese Medicine might consider you Qi deficient. A trained acupuncturist looks for the underlying cause of this fatigue and…
How can Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine help during Menopause?
When we think of menopause, “hot flashes” are one of the first things that come to mind, but menopause involves much more than this, with a wide range of symptoms. When it comes to treating menopause, some studies have shown acupuncture to be just as effective as hormone replacement therapy, which,…