Can Acupuncture Support Fertility? What Women’s Health Experts Are Learning

Once considered niche, acupuncture is now commonly offered alongside conventional fertility care in clinics around the world.

A Different Kind of Relief: How Acupuncture Is Helping America’s Veterans Heal

Once viewed as unconventional, acupuncture is now increasingly integrated into veteran-focused healthcare systems

The Quiet Case for Acupuncture

Acupuncture’s origins stretch back more than two millennia, grounded in a theory of health that centers on qi,

The Needle and the Nerves: Acupuncture in an Age of Anxiety

At its core, acupuncture is a practice of interruption. Many people report feeling deeply relaxed during treatment, sometimes drifting into a light sleep. That experience is not incidental; it is central to why acupuncture has gained traction as a tool for emotional regulation.

How The Winter Solstice Teaches The Power of Rest

In much of modern life, winter is treated as an inconvenience.

Traditional Chinese medicine tells a very different story.

Acupuncture in Veterinary Medicine: Therapeutic Applications for Companion and Farm Animals

Acupuncture, a modality with roots in traditional East Asian medicine, has become an increasingly visible component of integrative veterinary care.