Dr. Kevyn Carothers

Dr. Kevyn Carothers Hi! So nice to connect with you here! To learn more or book an appointment visit: linktr.ee/dr.kevyn

I am a licensed Naturopathic Doctor & Acupuncturist based in Scottsdale, Arizona - ready to support you on your journey to health & vitality.

🌸"I’m going to make everything around me beautiful. ⁠That will be my life."⁠⁠-Elsie de Wolfe
04/04/2024

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"I’m going to make everything around me beautiful. ⁠
That will be my life."⁠
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-Elsie de Wolfe

🌿 Back Shu Points⁠Along either side of the spine, our body's back is a treasure trove of vital energy points, known as B...
04/04/2024

🌿 Back Shu Points
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Along either side of the spine, our body's back is a treasure trove of vital energy points, known as Back Shu points. These points correspond directly to each of our organ systems and hold profound significance in promoting balance and well-being.⁠
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🫁 Lung (BL13): Located on the upper back, BL13 regulates respiratory function and strengthens our immune system. Stimulating this point can help alleviate respiratory issues and promote deep breathing.⁠
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♥️ Heart (BL15): Found in the mid-back region, BL15 nourishes the Heart, promoting emotional balance and mental clarity. Activating this point can support heart health and emotional well-being.⁠
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🌿 Liver (BL18): BL18 is closely linked to liver function and detoxification. Stimulating this point aids in regulating digestion, promoting detoxification, and balancing emotions.⁠
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⭐️ Spleen (BL20): BL20 supports the Spleen in its role of digestion and nutrient absorption. Activating this point can enhance digestive function and boost energy levels.⁠
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💦 Kidney (BL23): Located in the lower back, BL23 nourishes the Kidneys, supporting their vital role in regulating water metabolism, reproductive health, and overall vitality. Stimulating this point can help restore energy and balance hormonal function.⁠
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These Back Shu points serve as gateways to our body's internal landscape, offering profound insights into the interconnectedness of our organ systems. ⛰️ By harmonizing these points through acupuncture, acupressure, cupping or other modalities, we can unlock the body's innate healing potential and cultivate vibrant health from within.

🫧 Panchakarma is a traditional Ayurvedic cleanse used to to balance energy (doshas), eliminate toxins, improve cellular ...
04/04/2024

🫧 Panchakarma is a traditional Ayurvedic cleanse used to to balance energy (doshas), eliminate toxins, improve cellular function and promote overall health and well-being. ⁠
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It is a beautiful and powerful way to encourage relief from chronic health conditions, improve vitality, sooth the emotional body and rejuvenate the body and mind.⁠
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Dr. Lad Vasant has created a beautiful space to experience this cleanse in it's fullest potential at SoHum Healing Resort. And, much to my delight, they have a pretty great library on site as well 🤓 😉

“I believed I wanted to be a poet, ⁠but deep down, ⁠I just wanted to be a poem.” ⁠⁠– Jaime Gil de Biedma
04/04/2024

“I believed I wanted to be a poet, ⁠
but deep down, ⁠
I just wanted to be a poem.” ⁠
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– Jaime Gil de Biedma

🌿 Fresh Herbs for Liver Support 🌿⁠⁠Support your body during this Spring transition by incorporating a colorful array of ...
04/04/2024

🌿 Fresh Herbs for Liver Support 🌿⁠
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Support your body during this Spring transition by incorporating a colorful array of fresh herbs into your daily diet. From the delicate flavor of dill to the robust aroma of rosemary, each herb offers a unique blend of nutrients that nourish the body and support overall well-being. ⁠
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🎋 Dandelion Greens: Bright and bitter, nutritional powerhouse packed with vitamins, minerals, and detoxifying compounds. Dandelion greens contain bitter compounds like taraxacin and inulin, which stimulate bile production and support liver function, aiding in detoxification and digestion.⁠
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🎋 Dill: This feathery herb adds a burst of flavor and boasts powerful detoxifying properties. Rich in vitamins A and C, as well as antioxidants like flavonoids, dill helps to neutralize free radicals and support liver function, aiding in the body's natural detoxification process.⁠
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🎋 Rosemary: Distinctive pine-like aroma and robust flavor, rosemary is a potent ally in supporting liver health. Packed with antioxidants and anti-inflammatory compounds, rosemary helps to protect liver cells from damage and promote optimal detoxification.⁠
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🎋 Thyme: Earthy and aromatic flavor, containing compounds like thymol and carvacrol, which have been shown to support liver function and aid in detoxification.⁠
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🎋 Basil: Fragrant and versatile, rich in antioxidants like eugenol and rosmarinic acid. Basil helps to protect the liver from oxidative stress and promote healthy detoxification pathways.⁠
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Incorporating these fresh herbs into your meals is a delicious and effortless way to support liver health and promote detoxification. Whether sprinkled over salads, stirred into soups, or infused into teas, these flavorful herbs offer a feast for the senses and a wealth of health benefits.

🌸 🌼 Happy Spring Equinox 🌺 🌸⁠⁠Today marks the profound transitionfrom Winter to Spring,from internal retreat to external...
04/04/2024

🌸 🌼 Happy Spring Equinox 🌺 🌸⁠
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Today marks the profound transition
from Winter to Spring,
from internal retreat to external growth. 🌱⁠
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From a Classical 5 Element perspective, this shift can be one of the most challenging for our mind, body, and spirit.⁠
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It's a time that can shake our immune system and deeply affect us on every level. In Five Element Theory, we understand and experience the essence of each season within ourselves.⁠
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Winter embodies the Water Element - introspective, profound, and emotional. Its associated emotion is Wisdom when balanced, but Fear or Anxiety when out of balance. It's a natural time for retreat and inner replenishment.⁠
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During Winter, we have been recharging our batteries and nurturing our Yin, preparing to burst forth with the vigor of Yang in Spring, represented by the Wood Element.⁠
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Spring, with its Wood Element, is the antithesis of Winter. It's a time of outward growth, expansion, and creativity. Wood is linked to Creativity and Anger, driving us to achieve our goals and actively engage with the world.⁠
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As we embrace this season of renewal, consider supporting your body through the transition with practices like detoxification, fasting and extra immune support 🌿

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