Everyday Acupuncture Podcast
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Latest Episodes
Overnight treatment of back pain • Lisa Hanfileti • EAP044
An overnight treatment for back pain? Yes. But, as with so much in life, it's not a "one and done." It is process. A slight shift in habit and practice that allows your body to unwind postural kinks and find a space of ease and comfort. And from that...
Auricular acupuncture • EAP043 • Bryan Frank MD
We tend to associate acupuncture with China. But auricular therapy was first developed in France, and then wandered its way back to the Middle Kingdom. And yes, there is a story to be told there. Listen in to find out about why the ear is one of the...
Parkinson's Recovery Project • EAP042 • Janice Hadlock
As with so many paths that open to us in life, our guest in this episode did not set out to make a deep study of Parkinson's. She stumbled into it by first helping a number patients who had foot injuries. And from there has delved deeply into...
Finding our footing • EAP041 • Mary Bond
We rarely think of our feet as the amazing complex multi-boned platforms that allow us to walk upright. And in fact they are sensory organs with a deep affinity for balance, movement and listening to the environment. This is an encore interview...
Beginning with not-knowing • EAP040 • Paul Karsten
We seek out medical practitioners because we want to know. There is a problem and we want it gone. Sometimes the process of discovery is not difficult, and health concerns are quickly resolved. But then there are those issues that linger for years,...
Spark in the Machine • EAP039 • Dan Keown
The Chinese medicine perspective on physiology connects and diverges from the conventional Western view like a blue highway meanders around an Interstate. Our guest on this episode speaks fluently from the perspectives of both modern...
Tracing the flap of a butterfly's wings- using complexity science to study acupuncture • EAP038 • Lisa Taylor-Swanson
Research is a funny thing. On one hand, most of us think of it as the most dry and boring stuff you could possibly read. On the other hand, we see it as the Holy Grail of truth when it comes to understanding the effectiveness of medical...
Fermentation, the natural probiotics in your kitchen • EAP037 • Sandor Katz
The classics of Chinese medicine describe the digestive system in terms of what today we'd call a compost pile. Indeed we symbiotically live with, and are dependent on, a population of microbes that outnumbers our "human" cells. Our...
Mindfulness in medicine • EAP036 • Susan Bauer-Wu
We often imagine we want the latest in medicine's technological innovation should we find ourselves or a loved one in the midst of illness and suffering. But there are moments when our most advanced technology, while it can save lives, can not reach...
Cultivating the habit of creativity • EAP035 • Victoria Prozan
What does creativity have to do with health? Plenty if are going to navigate the inevitable changes that life brings in a way leads toward cultivating resilience and adaptability. Our guest today, while trained as an artist and designer, has acquired...