LNP 316 How Does Acupuncture Work? Michael Max
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The medicine Michael Max practices seeks both to get to the root cause of ailments and also alleviate symptoms. His main concern is the root cause. You are no doubt familiar with the mischief that comes from snapping off the stalk of a weed, thus allowing the root to grow more vital and strong.
His podcast show is Everyday Acupuncture and features podcast interviews with experienced practitioners speaking in plain English about how you can apply the principles of this ancient medicine in your everyday life.
Listen in as Kelly Campbell and Michael Max chat about these points
- What does acupuncture treat?
- How it helps with the GI system and sleep
- How acupuncture works and how it works in the system
- The difference in Chinese physiology and Western medicine
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Michael Max has been a student of acupuncture and Chinese medicine for going on 20 years now. It began as a curiosity as to how a few needles could not only resolve a stubborn health condition he’d had since childhood, but also improve digestion, quality of sleep and mood.
This lead him first to acupuncture school, and then Asia where he worked his way through the gate of Chinese language so he could study with doctors there. Today his work is informed by his clinical practice. The material he reads in Chinese from doctors of centuries past, and the teachers of our modern times, synthesize observations of the past with the challenges of the present.
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