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Renae Haldeman BS OMD

Intermittent Fasting- a Chinese Medicine Perspective

Two women visited the clinic with hormone balance issues. One is in the menopausal stage, the other of child bearing age. Both of these women struggled with anxiety, sleeplessness, and hot flashes. After some acupuncture treatments, both women’s hot flashes subsided and insomnia improved. However, they were noticing that the hot flashes and insomnia would …

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Constipation: What does Accutane treatment for a teenager and the global tech outage have in common?

A teen came into Renaissance Health Centre to have acupuncture for her chronic constipation. A year previous she had undergone Accutane care for her acne. After having to go through regular blood draws to track her liver and kidney function while under this protocol due to the side effects and risks, this patient was utterly …

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An Ancient Practice Cures Modern Ailment: Fatigue

Acupuncture, a practice known to be in use  at least 3,000 years, has many practical applications. Our modern, fast-paced world that is frequently driven by lifestyle can exact a heavy toll on our health. How can we keep up when fatigue influences us with a tremendous weight? Whether emotional, mental, or physical, fatigue is most …

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Anxiety and the Small Intestine: A Chinese Medical Perspective

Could the expression of gender confusion, or the raging maniac behind the wheel of the car that cut you off on your way home from your son’s soccer game be caused by disharmony of an organ system in the body? Traditional Chinese medicine is fascinating in regards to its tenets on mental health. Each organ …

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True Stories – How Acupuncture Transformed a Busy Mom’s Life

All she wanted to do was help her kids during concert season. But her chronic fatigue and excruciating leg pain were causing her to feel discouraged and worn down. When she walked up the stairs in her home, the 46-year-old mother of 3 felt like her quads were being ripped from her bones. How could …

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Treating Insomnia with Herbs and Acupuncture

Treating Insomnia With Acupuncture and Herbs

Have You Heard of The Yin/Yang Balance? Many are familiar with the TaiJi symbol which indicates the balance of not only physical properties but emotional properties as well. Yin is represented as, but not limited to, substances including mother’s milk, blood, sweat, saliva, and ejaculate. These aforementioned substances are key to the body’s ability to …

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Sweaty And Hot

Sweaty And Hot

A thousands-year-old tenet holds that energy within the body when in balance, allows the organism to maintain health. There are factors that cause the body to become out of balance like external environmental factors, emotional imbalance, or inherited genetic response. Acupuncture is the mode of healing the body from imbalances like that of temperature regulation.  …

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How Trauma is Rooted Deeply In Your DNA

TRAUMA AND GENERATIONAL HEALTH In the winter of 1944, a devastating famine ravaged Dutch communities in the Nazi-occupied Netherlands. After witnessing the negative effects in Dutch children born after this period of distress, British physician David J. Barker hypothesized that the environment of a fetus is not impervious to stress. The same negative effects can …

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