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The Acupuncturist, 847B Coyote Gulch Court, Ivins, UT (2025)

08/22/2024

AOCPMR will be hosting Dr. Janene Borandi who is a Doctor of Acupuncture (DAc). This will be an engaging lecture, discussing how acupuncture can aid those in our PM&R patient population! 🔥

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Date / Time: Thursday August 29th 8pm EST / 7 pm CST

05/12/2024

Physicians are the pillars of healthcare, but they too face the challenges of burnout.🔥

Amidst demanding schedules and emotional strain, they navigate a delicate balance between caring for others and caring for themselves.

🫠Burnout and depression have become powerful foes to doctors who hope to be effective practitioners and enjoy a well-rounded life.

A Medscape survey checked in on physicians who experience burnout and depression and learned how long the problem has lasted - and what they and their employers are doing about it.

👏🏼Doctors more frequently said they turn to more positive coping mechanisms like exercise, family/friend time, better sleep, and quality contemplative time than to more indulgent solutions like junk food, drinking, and overeating.

Read the full article on the Medscape website!

👉🏼👉🏼Are you are a doctor or medical student, who wants to infuse Western Medicine with Eastern Medicine. OR maybe you are a patient and curious to know more about how acupuncture can change your life!

👉🏼Together, let's make every day of our lives a celebration of health and longevity.

📲Sign up for my course Science, Theory & Application of Acupuncture & East Asian Medicine

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05/09/2024

It's easy to feel overwhelmed by the challenges we face and the wounds we carry.

👉🏼But amidst the struggles, it's important to recognize that every ounce of effort, every tear shed, and every wound healed leaves an indelible mark on the fabric of existence.

And as you journey through life's ups and downs, remember that your efforts are not in vain. Every act of kindness, every moment of courage, and every instance of self-discovery contributes to a brighter, more compassionate future.✨

May we continue to embrace our wounds as sources of strength, knowing that our struggles pave the way for a more empathetic and resilient world.

💓And may the generations to come be softened by the wounds we've held and healed, inspired to carry the torch of healing forward into the unknown.

Our bodies are innately equipped to heal. We just need to set the conditions for healing to take place.

👉🏼Are you curious how acupuncture can change your life? OR perhaps you are a doctor or medical student, who wants to infuse Western Medicine with Eastern Medicine.

Join me on this transformative journey of discovery and healing.

Sign up for my course… Science, Theory & Application of Acupuncture & East Asian Medicine 📲LINK IN BIO!

05/05/2024

Our bodies possess an innate wisdom, a deep reservoir of healing potential waiting to be tapped into.

✨From the beating of our hearts to the intricate dance of our cells, every moment, our bodies strive for balance, seeking harmony amidst the chaos of daily life. 👉🏼Yet, amidst the hustle and bustle, we often overlook this inherent wisdom, turning to external remedies in search of healing.

When we pause, listen, and honor these signals, we embark on a journey of self-discovery, unlocking the profound wisdom that resides within.❤️‍🩹

Enter the realm of holistic healing, where ancient practices and modern science converge to honor the body's innate wisdom. ✨From acupuncture and herbal medicine to yoga and meditation, these modalities serve as gateways to deeper connection, guiding us back to the source of our healing power.

Honor the deep wisdom that resides within, for in doing so, we awaken the infinite potential of our being and step into a life of vibrant health and vitality.

🔥Take the first step to a healthier, more vibrant future. Enroll in: "The Science, Theory & Application of Acupuncture & East Asian Medicine" and watch several gua sha demonstrations. Also earn 16 Continuing Education Units certified by the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM).

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05/02/2024

Acupuncture, an ancient practice rooted in traditional Chinese medicine, holds the power to harmonize the body's energy flow, known as Qi.✨

By delicately placing fine needles along specific pathways, or meridians, Acupuncture aims to restore balance, alleviate pain, and promote overall well-being.

💓This holistic approach doesn't just treat symptoms; it addresses the root cause of imbalances, guiding the body towards self-healing and vitality.

From reducing stress and anxiety to relieving chronic pain and enhancing immune function, Acupuncture offers a gentle yet profound journey towards optimal health.

Are you ready to experience the transformative effects of this time-honored practice?

👉🏼👉🏼 If you’re ready to infuse Eastern Medicine principles into your practice, or you’re getting ready to enter college and you’re eager to find a rewarding career in medicine….

📲 Enroll in the Science, Theory & Application of Acupuncture & East Asian Medicine and 👏🏼 learn how the EMOTIONS are seen as a CAUSE OF DISEASE according to Eastern Medical Theory (Course qualifies for 16 Continuing Education Units through NCCAOM).

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04/28/2024

Dive into the rich tapestry of this medicine to unravel the secrets behind acupuncture's transformative power.🔥

👉🏼From the intricate network of meridians to the profound balance of Yin and Yang, discover the timeless wisdom embedded in this sacred healing art.

These are the Top 5 Sacred topics of Acupuncture:

Yin-Yang Theory: The Yin symbolizing darkness, passivity, and femininity, while The Yang represents light, activity, and masculinity. Understanding and balancing these opposing forces are fundamental in acupuncture practice.

Five Elements Theory (Wu Xing): This theory categorizes the world and the body into five elements- Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, and Water. Practitioners use this framework to understand health imbalances and guide acupuncture treatments.

Meridian System: According to acupuncture theory, energy, or “Qi”, flows through channels called meridians, which link various parts of the body. Each meridian corresponds to specific organs and functions. Acupuncture stimulates to regulate Qi flow and restore balance.

The Three Treasures: Qi means the vital energy or life force. It is invisible and cannot be touched, but it helps the human body think and perform. It’s what animates us and helps us stay agile. Jing is associated with our genetics and influences the aging process. It acts like a reserve necessary to adapt to life stress. Shen is strong when Qi and Jing are balanced, and when cultivated, brings inner peace and soundness of mind.

Zang-Fu Organs: In TCM organs are classified into Zang (solid) and Fu (hollow) categories, each associated with specific physiological functions and energetic qualities. Understanding the roles of these organs is crucial for diagnosing and treating imbalances in acupuncture practice.

Join me on a journey of exploration and enlightenment as we uncover the top 5 sacred topics of acupuncture, illuminating the path to holistic health and healing.

👉🏼 Are you looking for Continuing Education credits and want a fun and fascinating subject matter?

Enroll in The Science, Theory & Application of Acupuncture & East Asian Medicine 📲LINK IN BIO

04/25/2024

Embracing the journey to wellness is about empowering yourself to become the architect of your own well-being.✨

By designing your unique wellness journey, you reclaim agency over your health and happiness, honoring your individual needs and aspirations along the way.

👉🏼Whether it's cultivating mindful habits, nourishing your body with wholesome foods, or exploring holistic modalities like yoga and meditation, every step is a deliberate act of self-love and care.

Your journey is as unique as you are, and it's not about perfection but rather progress and self-discovery. As you navigate this path, remember to celebrate your victories, learn from setbacks, and always listen to your intuition.✨

Embrace the power within you to create a life filled with vitality, joy, and balance!

I invite you to pause, to breathe, and to take a moment to care for yourself in whatever way feels most nourishing and authentic to you.

👉🏼Are you curious how acupuncture can change your life? OR perhaps you are a doctor or medical student, who wants to infuse Western Medicine with Eastern Medicine.

Join me on this transformative journey of discovery and healing.

Sign up for my course… Science, Theory & Application of Acupuncture & East Asian Medicine 📲LINK IN BIO

04/21/2024

As an acupuncturist and educator, there are few joys greater than witnessing the growth and transformation of my students as they embark on their journey into the ancient art of acupuncture.✨⁠
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In their reviews, students speak not only of the knowledge and skills gained but also of the deeper, more profound shifts that occur within.⁠
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👉🏼For many, the acupuncture course becomes a catalyst for personal and professional growth, igniting a passion for holistic healing and a commitment to lifelong learning.⁠
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In our acupuncture course, students find not only a wealth of knowledge but also a supportive community of like-minded individuals, united in their pursuit of excellence and their dedication to serving others.⁠
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These reviews are a reminder of the profound impact that education can have—not just on our careers, but on our lives as a whole. ✨⁠
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Together, we are shaping the future of acupuncture, one student at a time, and I am honored to be a part of this transformative journey.⁠
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👉🏼👉🏼 If you’re ready to infuse Eastern Medicine principles into your practice, or you’re getting ready to enter college and you’re eager to find a rewarding career in medicine….⁠
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📲 Enroll in the Science, Theory & Application of Acupuncture & East Asian Medicine and 👏🏼 learn how the EMOTIONS are seen as a CAUSE OF DISEASE according to Eastern Medical Theory (Course qualifies for 16 Continuing Education Units through NCCAOM).⁠
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04/18/2024

taking time to care for ourselves is a necessity.

✨When we take time to care for ourselves, we signal to the universe—and to ourselves—that we are worthy of love, attention, and care.

Creating a sanctuary within ourselves, a safe space where we can retreat from the chaos of the world and reconnect with the quiet wisdom that resides within.

Self-care looks different for everyone—it's deeply personal and unique to each individual.

👉🏼It may involve quiet moments of reflection, meditation, or journaling, or indulging in creative pursuits, spending time in nature, or engaging in physical activities that bring joy and vitality.

It is a reminder that we are not defined by our productivity or achievements, but by the depth of our compassion, the resilience of our spirits, and the love that we extend to ourselves and others.✨

I invite you to pause, to breathe, and to take a moment to care for yourself in whatever way feels most nourishing and authentic to you.

👉🏼Are you curious how acupuncture can change your life? OR perhaps you are a doctor or medical student, who wants to infuse Western Medicine with Eastern Medicine.

Join me on this transformative journey of discovery and healing.

Sign up for my course… Science, Theory & Application of Acupuncture & East Asian Medicine 📲LINK IN BI

04/14/2024

The practice of Eastern medicine is complex and unique, as it takes into consideration the various factors that affect an individual's life at any given time.

👉🏼This is why there are numerous “branches”, if you will. In my practice, I use a comprehensive approach to treating my patients, which I refer to as my pillars.

While acupuncture is my primary treatment method, I also prioritize nutrition, exercise, breathing (which is a BIG one), range of motion, and pain management.

To address difficult areas, I incorporate Asian bodywork techniques like cupping and gua sha.✨

Bodywork is very quick and effective at relieving acute muscle pain and improving range of motion. Later in the course, there will be demonstrations of cupping and gua sha.

✨Ultimately, it is often a combination of different factors, including exercise, nutrition, hydration, elimination, sleep, and emotional well-being, that will help individuals achieve harmony in their health.

I see my role in this relationship as a team member, and ask my patients to help me ensure our good work takes effect, by committing to self-care and maintaining balance in other facets of their lives. As I work with my patients through this treatment and education process.👏🏼

Take the first step to a healthier, more vibrant future. Enroll in: "The Science, Theory & Application of Acupuncture & East Asian Medicine" and watch several gua sha demonstrations. Also earn 16 Continuing Education Units certified by the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM).

📲 LINK IN BIO

04/12/2024

Acupuncture can feel complicated when you are first learning about it.✨

The details of it is the beauty of it and why I feel it is important to teach others about it and how it can be a helpful tool in healing ourselves holistically.

👉🏼Let’s start with the local effects of acupuncture points.

When a fine needle is inserted into an acupuncture point, it stimulates various local responses. First, as with any injury to the body, blood flow increases to the site, and with it certain immune agents are carried to the site.

The needle injury also triggers the release of endorphins, which are natural pain-relieving substances in our body. 💓These endorphins help alleviate pain and promote a sense of well-being.

Additionally, acupuncture stimulates the release of neurotransmitters such as serotonin and norepinephrine, which are involved in pain modulation and mood regulation. This local effect contributes to the analgesic properties of acupuncture.

✨Moving on to the systemic effects, acupuncture points are connected to specific organs and systems in our body through a network of meridians. Firstly, let's address the safety and efficacy of acupuncture.

Our internal organs can also communicate with our external body through various superficial and deep pathways.

👉🏼Are you curious how acupuncture can change your life? OR perhaps you are a doctor or medical student, who wants to infuse Western Medicine with Eastern Medicine.

Join me on this transformative journey of discovery and healing.

Sign up for my course… Science, Theory & Application of Acupuncture & East Asian Medicine 📲LINK IN BIO!

04/10/2024

To love more is to recognize the interconnectedness of all beings, to extend compassion, kindness, and empathy to ourselves and others.💓

It's a radical act of acceptance, an acknowledgment of our shared humanity, and a commitment to nurturing the bonds that unite us.

✨To be happy is to embrace the present moment with open arms, to find joy in the simple pleasures of life, and to cultivate a sense of gratitude for all that we have.

It's a state of being that transcends external circumstances, rooted instead in an unwavering belief in the inherent goodness of existence.

👉🏼When we distill our desires to their essence, we realize that love and happiness are not just lofty ideals—they are the very fabric of our existence, the guiding forces that shape our lives. And so, we cast our votes with intention, knowing that in choosing love and happiness, a life filled with meaning, purpose, and fulfillment.

Together, we create possibility for powerful transformations to unfold.

👉🏼 Are you looking for Continuing Education credits and want a fun and fascinating subject matter?

Enroll in The Science, Theory & Application of Acupuncture & East Asian Medicine 📲LINK IN BIO

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