North Texas Whole Health Wellness Center

09/12/2025

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09/08/2025

09/04/2025

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09/04/2025

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08/29/2025

We apologize that we are experiencing internet issues at both locations.

08/25/2025

We treat vertigo, just saying.

08/17/2025

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08/11/2025

How Acupuncture Works: A Personal Reflection from Eastern and Western Perspectives
In my 20 years as a licensed acupuncturist, no question arises more frequently than “How does acupuncture actually work?” The answer weaves together ancient wisdom and modern science, harmonizing the flow of energy with the intricacies of neural biology.
From a Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) perspective, acupuncture restores the body’s vital energy, or Qi, by clearing blockages in meridians—pathways that channel life force like rivers nourishing a landscape. When stress, injury, or illness disrupts these channels, pain or dysfunction emerges. Picture a headache as a dammed-up river in the head. By inserting needles at distant points, such as LI4 on the hand, we release stagnation and restore flow, harmonizing the body’s system.
Modern science illuminates acupuncture’s mechanisms through the lens of neurobiology and biochemistry. Needles stimulate neural reflexes, sending rapid signals through the body like vibrations from a tuning fork. Disrupt these pathways—through nerve damage or anesthesia—and acupuncture’s effects diminish. This neuro-biochemical cascade explains its versatility and profound benefits when performed by a qualified practitioner:
• Pain Relief: Needles outpace pain signals to the brain, acting like a traffic cop rerouting cars, while triggering the release of natural painkillers like endorphins and adenosine.
• Inflammation: They modulate immune responses, alleviating conditions like arthritis.
• Stress and Organ Function: By calming the fight-or-flight response, acupuncture enhances sleep, digestion, and blood pressure regulation.
• Structural Release: Needles relax muscle knots, improve circulation, and release fascial tension.
Whether seen as balancing Qi or modulating neural pathways, acupuncture empowers the body’s innate self-regulation. It integrates neuromodulation (via Aδ fiber stimulation and diffuse noxious inhibitory control), autonomic recalibration, and fascial manipulation—gaining increasing recognition in mainstream medicine. The Veterans Administration’s recent coverage for chronic pain highlights its evidence-based promise.
In essence, acupuncture doesn’t heal directly; it awakens the body’s ability to heal itself, reigniting its natural capacity for balance and recovery.

08/08/2025

Dan Shen, also known as Salvia miltiorrhiza or Red Sage, is a traditional Chinese herb recognized for its various health benefits, including:

1. Cardiovascular Health: Dan Shen is often used to improve blood circulation, reduce the risk of heart disease, and alleviate symptoms related to angina and myocardial ischemia.

2. Anti-Inflammatory Effects: The herb possesses anti-inflammatory properties, which may help with conditions characterized by inflammation.

3. Antioxidant Activity: Dan Shen contains compounds that exhibit antioxidant effects, helping to protect cells from oxidative stress and damage.

4. Menstrual Health: It is traditionally used to address menstrual disorders and alleviate related symptoms like pain and irregularities.

5. Liver Support: Dan Shen may support liver function and aid in detoxification processes.

6. Neuroprotective Benefits: Some studies suggest it may have protective effects on the nervous system, potentially benefiting cognitive function.

7. Pain Relief: It is sometimes used to manage pain, particularly in conditions such as arthritis or after surgery.

08/05/2025

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