Open House on February 27th

We will be holding our annual open house on Saturday February 27, 2010 at our Holliston location.

10am -11am: Take a free Tai Chi and Qi Gong class
11:05am -11:35am: Hear a lecture by Dr. Aihan Kuhn on "How to Keep Your Brain Healthy while Preventing Memory Loss"
11:45am - 2pm: Meet and consult with our practitioners, learn about our natural healing instructor training courses, enjoy a free mini treatment of acupuncture or Tui Na massage. Light refreshments will be served.

There is no cost to attend. All are welcome.

Chinese Medicine for Health 1564A Washington Street Holliston, MA 01746 (508) 429-3895

Boston Office to Expand

In early February we will add another treatment room at our Boston office (185 Devonshire Street). Services offered in Boston include; General Health Consultations, Acupuncture, Ion Cleanse and Tui Na Massage. The office is opened Monday thru Friday. Call (617) 981-2039 to make an appointment.

The Ageless Brain

As we get older, our body becomes older. Most people would think the brain gets older too; however, this is not entirely so. If you do not continue to use the brain it will get old for sure; but if you do use the brain regularly, constantly recharging this special organ, it could be much younger than than your chronological age, even when you are very old. This is why you see some seniors who are very sharp and able to perform challenging tasks. Others are very confused and might not be able to remember what you said five minutes ago.

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Food Healing

Many people think food is the energy source. Yes, if the foods you eat are digested and absorbed appropriately; no if the foods you eat are not digested and absorbed appropriately. If you have spleen energy deficiency, which is correlated to digestive function, no matter how well you eat, you will still be fatigued.

Food healing involves:
1. Using food to balance the body's energy
2. A healthy and balanced diet
3. Eating the right foods to assist healing
4. Maintaining optimum weight, naturally

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