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Kyla is an board certified licensed acupuncturist practitioner trained in acupuncture, herbal medicine, tui na, cupping, electro-stimulation, auriculo-therapy, moxibustion, nutrition therapy, as well as movement therapy. Chinese Medicine works to support the bodies' innate ability to heal itself. It effectively treats chronic and acute pain, fatigue, women's health issues, psychological and mental imbalances, digestive imbalances, insomnia, autoimmune disorders, and many more. Kyla's goal is to assist you in achieving balance and freedom in your life through empowerment and education. Much of Kyla's approach revolves around nutritional therapy. Kyla views the food we eat as a means to heal the body from the inside out and believes that by building and supporting a strong foundation with nutrition we can then achieve wellness without the need for pharmaceuticals. Nutritionally, Kyla helps those with allergies, weight loss, eating disorders, chronic disease, detox, candida and fertility. Kyla specializes in pain, Women's Health, Autoimmune Disorders, Digestive Imbalances, and Nutritional Therapy.

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In Chinese medicine, Fall is the season which correlates to the Lung and Large Intestine. Whatever benefits the Lungs, a...
11/16/2025

In Chinese medicine, Fall is the season which correlates to the Lung and Large Intestine. Whatever benefits the Lungs, also helps the skin, helps us deal with grief and sadness, and helps us let go of what no longer serves us. The digestive system is the “Mother” to the Lung, meaning for proper Lung function, digestion must be strong (Spleen + Stomach).

- Honey: supports the energetic function of the Stomach and the Lung. Pure honey can tonify Qi, moisten Lungs to relieve cough, moisten intestines to smooth stool and alleviate pain. Make sure to try and choose raw, local and organic honey for purity and potency. Bee pollen is also great. The quote in the video is from an article quoting Nural Cokcetin, a research fellow at the Australian Institute for Microbiology and Infection in the science faculty at the University of Technology Sydney.

- Lily bulbs are considered sweet and cooling. They clear heat, relieve cough, dry throats and provide moisture to the Lung. They can calm our Shen (our spirit), promote a good night’s sleep and cool down irritability. It is especially good for those suffering from night sweats, restlessness, palpitations, insomnia, wandering mind and irritability.

- Pears: helps to regenerate bodily fluids, quench thirst, calm the Heart, lubricate the Lungs, relieve restlessness, promote urination, clear heat, promote detoxification, lubricate the throat, dissolve mucus and relieve cough.

- Schisandra: strengthens the Lungs, can help asthma, reduce cough frequency and pulmonary inflammation. Helps the Lungs recover from smoking.

- Turmeric: A study of 2,478 people found that those who consumed more curcumin had better Lung function, especially smokers.

- Ginger: the most beloved food for the Spleen system also helps the Lungs. Ginger warms the middle of the body and the Lungs to help coughs, cold, nausea, and indigestion.

Enjoy your weekend 🦋
11/14/2025

Enjoy your weekend 🦋

Buona sera ✨💗✨
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Buona sera ✨💗✨

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Kyla is a dedicated and passionate practitioner of Chinese Medicine. She has been working in acupuncture clinics for 12 years and in clinical practice for 8 years. Kyla believes in creating dynamic partnerships with patients to ensure they benefit from acupuncture and Chinese medicine in their journey back to health.

Kyla graduated from the Colorado School of Traditional Chinese Medicine with a Master’s of Science in Chinese Medicine. She is a certified diplomate of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine by the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine(NCCAOM) and is a board certified, licensed Acupuncturist and Herbalist in the state of Colorado. Prior to becoming an acupuncturist, Kyla studied holistic and western nutrition and integrative health at Metropolitan State College of Denver.

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She has practiced in many clinical settings over the years, including: multi-disciplinary integrative clinics, private practice, community clinics, fertility clinics, and has worked at the Colorado School of Traditional Chinese Medicine as an assistant clinical supervisor and an assistant teacher in practical skills classes.