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June 25, 2012 by Lynn Jaffee

Everything You Need to Know About Gua Sha

What is Gua Sha?

Every so often I work with a patient who has a particularly tight muscle, a large stubborn knot, or … [Read more...]

May 23, 2012 by Lynn Jaffee

Healing Heartburn with Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine

acupuncture and Chinese medicine for heartburn

My first episode of heartburn was so intense that I can remember it to this day. It was New Year’s … [Read more...]

May 3, 2012 by Lynn Jaffee

Water Metabolism and the Triple Burner

Triple burner

Over the years, I have seen patients in my acupuncture clinic for conditions such as bladder … [Read more...]

April 25, 2012 by Lynn Jaffee

A Walk in the Woods Boosts Immunity

Forest bathing for better health

There's no doubt that a walk in the woods feels good. Whether it's the California redwoods, the … [Read more...]

April 16, 2012 by Lynn Jaffee

Just How Deep Do Acupuncture Needles Go?

Acupuncture Clinic Minneapolis

 As an acupuncturist, I get all kinds of questions from new patients about how acupuncture works, … [Read more...]

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The Secret to Making Changes that Stick

A couple of weeks ago, I fell off the bottom step in my house. Actually, the problem was that I was on the second stair and thought I was on the bottom one. The upshot is that I went down pretty hard and my fall was broken by my ribs hitting a nearby doorjamb. After […]

Can’t Stand the Heat?

In Chinese medicine, there is a condition called Summerheat. It seems appropriate to write about it after we’ve had a string of 90 degree days here in Minnesota in late May and early June. I’ve only experienced Summerheat once, but it was memorable. It happened during my first backpacking trip down into the Grand Canyon […]

Day Tripping: Ten Ways to Avoid Falls

Over the past couple of years, I’ve discovered a new Murphy’s Law. It’s this: The older you are, the worse the outcome tends to be when you fall. Three years ago, I slipped on a patch of snow-dusted ice and broke my elbow. And three weeks ago, I stepped out the front door and fell. […]

Don’t Throw My Groceries

Not long ago, during a weekly grocery shopping trip, I had a weird thing happen. At the end of the trip in the checkout line, the cashier tossed my groceries toward me as I bagged. Sack of onions; scan, toss, plop. Head of lettuce; scan, toss, plop. Bag of slivered almonds; scan, toss, plop. And […]

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