Royal Fraser Acupuncture & Iyengar Yoga

10/02/2022

David and I will be doing a short FB Live Sale with pacificbeads today at 1:00 Pacific. Come learn more about the stones and Chinese Medicine.

09/30/2022

Did my first FB Live today with my friend and fellow acupuncturist David Norh. We talked about Chinese Stone Medicine and lots of other fun information. We feature a number of stones. We featured stones from David’s family’s store, Pacific Beads.

09/27/2022

Join us for an informative hour of Chinese Stone Medicine and purchase beautiful Crystals from Pacific Beads.

08/31/2021

I’ve been working with stones in my acupuncture practice. Placing or taping stones on acupuncture points, or using grids based on the Five Elements of Chinese Medicine. Patient really enjoy them.

01/29/2021

Year of The Golden Ox, February 12, 2021

01/04/2020

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08/13/2019

Happy Summer! Great to see Vogue is publishing fellow acupuncturists. And Summer is a terrific time for a treatment, energetically ‘making hay while the sun shines’. Building up this energetic capitol with acupuncture helps us prepare for Late Summer, which last for about 2-3 weeks. This mini season starts after Labor Day.

Late Summer is considered its own season in Tradition Chinese Medicine (TCM). While all seasonal changes require some adaptions, Late Summer requires the most and is the hardest to adjust to well. It is especially hard for those with Seasonal Effective Disorder (SAD), and digestive issues. I TCM anxiety is a digestive imbalance too, but an imbalance at the emotional level. So by starting or restarting acupuncture in summer you build up energy/qi that will carry you through this upcoming season and help you thrive as you head ‘back to school’.

The ancient practice of integrative medicine can reduce pain, make you more relaxed, and increase longevity.

07/29/2019

This an article I send out to new patients after their first acupuncture treatment. It is well written and it helps patients find more ways to gauge how things are going with treatments. So much of acupuncture’s benefits come when the nervous system gets a rest (aka ‘rest & digest’ / parasympathetic mode of the nervous system). Learning about all the ‘extra’ benefits of treatment is often an empowering revelation for patients.

By Sara Calabro Acupuncture is not a one-shot deal. It works cumulatively, meaning one treatment builds on the next. There are certainly instances of acupuncture producing immediate results. However, this is more an exception than the rule—and when it happens, the results tend