I have seen happen a myriad of times for patients, which would create space for more healing.

This is an excerpt from Dr Schulte-Barclays Column in the Grand Junction Daily Sentinel, “What Do Migraines Tell You?”

Nature offers us gift after gift, one of which are the blessings that food and spices bestow upon us as medicine.

One of the ideas I most admire about Chinese medicine is its all encompassing approach to health.

Now that Christmas is over and 2013 is winding to a close, we look ahead to the New Year. This time of year personal goals often include...

Nearly all of us have experienced that nagging neck pain that keeps us from living our day to our fullest. You know the feeling;

The high cost of health care has been on the minds of most Americans a lot lately, and most of us are in the same boat.

Occasionally, I will hear from one of my patients something like, “I didn’t used to be sensitive to wheat” or “I’m not under any more stress

It is not uncommon for me to hear expressions from my patients like “this getting old stuff is for the birds” or “it ain’t easy getting old”

With each moment in time your body offers wisdom and guidance.

Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (AOM) can be very helpful in the treatment of migraines.