From The New Mexican Newspaper, January 7th, written by Robin Martin A woman in a wheelchair, victim of a car accident, was brought to a Santa Fe acupuncture clinic paralyzed in her legs, feet and hands. Doctors Jason Jishun and Linda Lingzhi Hao spe… more »

by Amy Chavez It was just a few short months ago, somewhere in my last semester of acupuncture school, sometime after completing my last board exam, and shortly before graduation and leaving for a trip to China, that my colleague Jackie proposed the… more »

Last Friday, we posted an article in our weekly newsletter about facial paralysis. This response came to me from Judy Stein, one of our regular customers, who currently lives in Israel. I thought it was worth sharing for those of you who have patients w… more »

Malia's Note: The following post is from Ted Hall, L. Ac., one of the instructors at Southwest Acupuncture College in Boulder and one of the people both Shawn and I are proud to call a mentor. Ted isn't just an all-around great guy to share a joke or t… more »

by Jason Luban "Le germe n'est rient, c'est le terrain qui est tout."  (The microbe is nothing, the context is everything.) -Louis Pasteur "It is more important to know what sort of patient has the disease  than what disease the patient has." -Sir Wil… more »