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The human body is a perfectly designed self-modulated sustainable system. Feedback is a mechanism that can be found in almost every system of the human body. For example, when someone is taking in too much sugar from food, the body will produce insulin to transport sugar from the blood to cells in order to keep blood sugar at a normal level. Therefore the body is able to self-balance, self-repair, and self-heal when it functions normally. When its functions are challenged, unwanted physical and mental symptoms may occur. So any symptom we experience is a message from our body that something is wrong and that we should pay attention to it. Read the full article.
Meditation Can Provide Greater Pain Relief than Powerful Medication
PRACTICING MEDITATION can ease pain better than powerful drugs such as morphine, according to researchers from North Carolina and Wisconsin. Findings showed that just 80 minutes of meditation training could provide fast and effective pain relief. The details of the new research were recently published in the Journal of Neuroscience. Free meditation classes are offered at Tao Institute. Please call us at (856) 802-6888 for more information.
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New York Times: Hold the Chemicals, Bring on the Needles
JANE BECKER, a composer and solo pianist, celebrated her 50th birthday at the dermatologist, paying $1,500 for shots of Restylane and Botox. But three months later, their wrinkle-smoothing effects wore off. So, she turned to a less-artificial youth tonic: facial acupuncture. Read the full article (link). Please call us for more information on Cosmetic Acupuncture program offered at Tao Institute. Read the full article.
The Epoch Times: Articles by by Jingduan Yang, MD
Integrative Therapies for PTSD by Jingduan Yang, MD
The Epoch Times
Understanding Chinese Herbal Medicine
by Jingduan Yang, MD
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Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine for Mental Health
by Jingduan Yang, MD
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Common Illnesses of Women-Insights from Chinese medicine
by Jingduan Yang, MD
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Acupuncture for Pain
by Jingduan Yang, MD
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Healthy Aging: Traditional Chinese Medicine Perspective
by Jingduan Yang, MD
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Main Line Times: Cosmetic acupuncture gives natural 'facelift'
(Published: Saturday, November 20, 2010 By Caroline O'Halloran)
Deborah Levine’s age was written all over her face. At 55, creases were etched into her forehead, fine lines encircled her eyes and grooves bestrode her mouth. And despite regular runs outdoors, her complexion was dull and gray… Dr. Yang had asked her if she would like to try cosmetic acupuncture… Read more.
New York Times: Acupuncture Offers Relief for Breast Cancer Patients
Treatments for breast cancer can lead to unpleasant side effects for most women, including hot flashes, sweating and lack of energy. Now, new research suggests relief can come from an unconventional therapy — acupuncture. Read more.
Dr. Ma Joins Tao Institute
We are pleased to announce that Dr. Yuhua Ma has recently joined our team of holistic providers at the Mt Laurel office. Dr. Ma is a board-certified psychiatrist who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, post-traumatic stress disorder, personality disorder, and more. Dr. Ma focuses not only on the resolution of patients’ current symptoms, but also on introducing them to adaptive coping skills and insights into their behavioral patterns, exploring together with patients coping tools they can use throughout their lives. Call us at 856-802-6888 if you would like to learn more about Dr. Ma’s services.
'Alternative' Medicine Is Mainstream (On Wall Street Journal: Jan. 9, 2009)
by DEEPAK CHOPRA , DEAN ORNISH , RUSTUM ROY and ANDREW WEIL
Tao Institute Physicians Complete Andrew Weil’s Integrative Medicine Fellowship
Seminar “Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine for Your Health” by Dr. Jingduan Yang Jan. 17 at Atlantic City Free Library
Dr. Yang talks about Acupuncture & Infertility on 6 ABC Action News
Women’s Health: An Ancient Chinese Medicine Perspective
Integrative Health Journal, Thomas Jefferson University
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Dr. Jingduan Yang Opens New Office in New York City
We are excited to announce that Jingduan Yang, MD is opening a new practice in Manhattan, NYC in June, 2011. Located near Columbus Circle, the office is a convenient location for New York clients seeking integrative healing and health counseling in a comfortable, personal environment. The office is located at 119 W 57th St., Suite 212, New York, NY 10019.
Wellness Wednesday with Norma Kamali and Dr. Jingduan Yang on May 25, 2011
On May 25, 2011, Dr. Jingduan Yang was invited to spend an evening with over 65 guests at Norma Kamali Wellness Café located in Manhattan, NYC. The event was hosted by the fashion designer Narma Kamali herself. Dr. Yang shared his insights on the secrets of Chinese herbal medicine and its link to beauty, such as slowing down the aging process.
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