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From the Editor:
Cheers all and welcome to the end of the warm weather.
I finally was able to face it myself and bought some new long underwear from LL Bean. I figure just because the ground gets cold and there's a nip in the air doesn't mean I have to completely hole up like some kind of rodent. I will try to enjoy the winter and do what I would do normally in nice weather with just more layers.
Thankfully it doesn't often snow in the PNW and I think most golf courses lower their rates for the die-hard whackos freezing their noses off while smacking a little white (or pink) ball around. It's all good.
Well I do sincerely hope that you'll all enjoy the changing of the season and find a few seconds to appreciate the wonderful color show nature puts on for us.
And the news this week, of course. I hope you enjoy that as well.
Keep warm!
Amy, Editor
Community
Newsletter
editor@theacupreneur.com
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Quotes to Inspire
"For everything that lives is holy, life delights in
life."
~ William Blake
News of Interest! Acupuncture Taking The Pressure Off Today's Emotional Stresses
- The British Acupuncture Council (BAcC) has found that more people are turning
to traditional acupuncture to alleviate symptoms caused by the emotional strains
of everyday life. A recent survey reveals that the tolls of the 21st century are
affecting younger people with under-40s seeking traditional acupuncture
treatment for emotional issues such as depression, stress and anxiety. 57% of
those citing emotional issues are under 40 - a third of who are men - with
Londoners representing the highest proportion of sufferers than elsewhere in the
UK.
IGNOU launches online diploma in Acupuncture - The Indira
Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) yesterday launched a new programme in
the field of Acupuncture in collaboration with the Institute of Acupuncture
& Natural Medicines (IANM), New Delhi. IGNOU Vice Chancellor Prof. V.
N. Rajasekharan Pillai announced that the programme will commence from November
this year. "The course is intended to strengthen the Acupuncture in general. It
shall help graduates of different system of medicine to learn a new modality of
therapy and utilize it for patient benefit in treating acute and chronic
diseases", Prof. Pillai added. Some men choose to wait the disease out - Peter Bentey
remembers the fear that struck him when the doctor delivered the diagnosis of
prostate cancer. ``Was I scared? Absolutely. This is cancer,' he said. His
urologist at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York recommended
surgery. His New Jersey doctor concurred. So did a Staten Island urologist. A
date for the operation was set. Bentey was 54.
Acupressure seen to calm children before surgery - Acupressure
helps calm anxious children right before they get anesthesia for surgery,
without the nausea and other side-effects caused by sedatives, U.S. researchers
reported on Tuesday. Taping an acupressure bead between the eyebrows
reduced anxiety noticeably in the children, compared to a similar sham
treatment, Dr. Zeev Kain of the University of California Irvine and colleagues
reported. "Anxiety in children before surgery is bad because of the
emotional toll on the child and parents, and this anxiety can lead to prolonged
recovery and the increased use of analgesics for postoperative pain," Kain said
in a statement.
Breast Cancer Survivors Find Relief In Acupuncture - Hot
flashes, nausea, and fatigue are just some of the debilitating side effects
associated with breast cancer treatments. Now a new study shows that acupuncture
can ease these symptoms in some women. Doctors at the Henry Ford Hospital in
Detroit conducted a study comparing acupuncture to drug therapy for the
treatment of these side
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