Acupuncture Today Archives - August, 2007 (Vol. 08, Issue 08)

FDA Publishes Final Rule on Dietary Supplements
Individual herbalist practitioners are not exempt; however, FDA says it will use discretion when enforcing new rule.

  By Kathryn Feather, Senior Associate Editor

Acupuncture Effective for Hypertension
Significant short-term reductions in BP after six weeks of treatment.

  By Tina Beychok, Associate Editor

TCM Gets Another Boost From Oprah Winfrey

  By Meghan Vivo, Associate Editor

New Scholarship Fund for AOM Students

  By Editorial Staff

The More You Meet and Greet, the More You Will Get to Treat

  By Marilyn Allen, Editor-at-Large

Beyond Substance to Process

  By Steven Alpern, LAc

An Interesting Ethics Problem
Moving From "Wanting to Be Helpful" to "Aware of Risks"

  By Laura Christensen, MA, LAc, MAc

The World, Alchemy and the Mysterious Feminine
Part One of a Two-Part Interview With Lorie Eve Dechar, MAc

  By Gregg St. Clair, BA, MSTOM, LAc

Filling Out the New CMS 1500 Form

  By Samuel A. Collins

Changing the Face of Aging
Stress and the Adrenals: The Incredible Burden of "Doing" vs. the Lightness of "Being"

  By Mary Elizabeth Wakefield, LAc, Dipl. Ac., MS, MM and Kiera Lane, NMD, MS Ac., LAc, Dipl Ac.

Herbal Monograph for Xiao Chai Hu Tang, Part Two
Pharmacological Effects

  By John Chen, PhD, PharmD, OMD, LAc

Reconsidering Food Therapy

  By Craig Williams, LAc, AHG

The Yin and Yang of Cholesterol Hyperlipidemia

  By Andy Rosenfarb, LAc, MTOM

News In Brief

  By Editorial Staff

What the Ancients Have Taught Us

  By Tymothy Smith