Eating Dairy Does Not Increase Risk Of Heart Disease
Dairy products taste delicious, but let’s face it — they have negative image. High fat content means it’s bad for you, right? Well, not exactly. Eating yoghurt, cheese and full-fat […]
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Sugar-Free No Bake Coconut Cookies
Who doesn’t love a sweet treat in the afternoon? When those sugar cravings kick in, it can often be hard saying no. But what if there was an alternative! Not […]
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Gluten-rich Foods Can Increase Functional Dyspepsia Symptoms
It’s common knowledge that a healthy gut is a strong indicator of your overall wellbeing. This is a defining tenet in Traditional Chinese Medicine and one that we encourage through […]
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High Blood Pressure
High blood pressure is the most common form of cardiovascular disease.
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FDA Proposes Doctors Learn How Acupuncture Is Used For Pain Management
Every medical professional shares a similar goal: ensuring that patients receive the best healthcare possible. Sometimes, here at the clinic we are aware that the scope of the issue at […]
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Minnesota Emergency Room Combats Pain With Acupuncture
In an effort to reduce the need for pain medication, a Minnesota hospital is beginning a new treatment regime. St. Francis Regional Medical Center in Shakopee started offering acupuncture in […]
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Saturated Fats Don’t Cause Clogged Arteries
Researchers in the UK are now saying the image that saturated fats clog up arteries is just “plain wrong.” According to the results of a study in the British Journal […]
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Having Belly Fat Despite Having Normal BMI Still Increases Risk of Death
Researchers at Loughborough University have discovered that people with a normal BMI carrying extra weight around the middle are more likely to die from any cause, compared to those who […]
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Intense Periods Of Sustained Exercise Damages Gut Health
Long periods of intense, heavy-duty exercise can have a detrimental affect on a person’s gut health, according to research published in the American Physiological Society – Gastrointestinal and Liver Physiology […]
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Researchers Discover Stronger Link Between Vascular Disease and Alzheimer’s
The link between vascular disease and the increased risk of contracting Alzheimer’s is well-established in the medical community. A new study published in the Journal of American Medical Association (JAMA) […]
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