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Recurring or Persistent Urinary Tract Infections

Herbal Medicine, Acupuncture Ann Cleary 3/6/22 Herbal Medicine, Acupuncture Ann Cleary 3/6/22

Recurring or Persistent Urinary Tract Infections

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I was just in Berkeley at @felekacupuncture , studying @chinesemedicineclassics with @eranevenchinesemedicine .  It was so cool to see him write precise and direct formulas for difficult illnesses.  This guy has been studying

From CalTech professor Mike Brown. Please use the recommended PPE when visiting the burn site, and avoid unnecessary trips.
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In terms of assessing the on-going public health crisis, the best resource I have come across is this webinar by the Coalition for Clean Air: “The Fires: Air Quality, Public Health and What to Do Next”:

It’s 2.5 hours long with a

I’ve been in touch with and seen some of you and have been thinking of all of you. I haven’t had the bandwidth to sit down and write or else I would have told you sooner that I have free slots on the schedule for anyone impacted by the f

New book in the clinic waiting room library, by @indigemama Panquetzani about her ancestral Mexican medicine specifically around postpartum. It’s full of body work for you and your new child, warming food recipes and herbal medicine that you c

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Are you using spironolactone for acne? Do you have chronic neck, shoulder, or back pain?

Guess what, they’re related! I see this all the time in my practice. Spironolactone treats the acne but moves you away from overall health. East Asia

True story, I love to treat uterine bleeding.

It checks all the boxes of being a debilitating illness with limited treatment strategies in allopathic medicine, and so is super satisfying to correct.

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This picture made me smile big time. This is a little boy’s homework, and the mom who shared this with me learned the pinch roll by bringing in one of her other children to see me. Like any wise mother, she is applying what she learned to her

There is no way to practice this medicine without those who have gone before us showing the way. I am feeling particularly grateful for @eranevenchinesemedicine decades of study and clinical practice. Hosted by The Chief and @meltcm, fueled by tea

I had a great conversation about postpartum care (but we don’t start there!) with Kerry Hinds of Fringe Fertility, and she recorded it to share with you all.  I love her podcast because she and her guests are always talking about things I