I’m stymied. I’m quite unclear on why in some patients the complexity or nonlinear data tracks the frequency data quite well, and in others it doesn’t. Just when I start to think I’m getting a handle on trends, the data
2016 data from this patient who comes regularly for prevention/optimization acupuncture. She carries a diagnosis of multiple sclerosis. She is best served by keeping her immune system optimized and her preference is to do this with acupuncture. This, of
This data is from a patient who had fairly severe anxiety which occurred when she had to go any distance at all. She also has a diagnosis of eosinophilic esophagitis, an allergic inflammation of her esophagus. Food intolerance is part
This might have potential as a way to best identify and stratify patients. I’m trying to do this a bit with my HRV analysis and how individuals respond. But this study is trying to drill down on the differences
This is a patient’s Acupuncture/ HRV data who has been diligently coming for over 2 years for neuropathy. When she started she had mood disorder and depression, partly from the Neurontin she was taking in addition to pain in
American Journal Of Human Biology, Volume 28, Issue 5, September/October 2016 Pages: 599-602 First Published: 06 September 2016 Tattooing to “Toughen up”: Tattoo experience and secretory immunoglobulin A Christopher D. Lynn, Johnna T. Dominguez, Jason A. DeCaro I’m sure this is what
This is another clinical study to illustrate the current progress on my protocol. This is a young woman who has had exceptional clinical results with resolution of her GI issues (IBS type symptoms) and dramatic reduction in her anxiety.
This is the current iteration of the protocol I’m working on. The goal is to get the most favorable increase in HRV during a treatment, which will then (in theory) translate into best clinical outcomes, stress reduction, better mood.
Clinically, Acupuncture helps anxiety disorder in patients. Indeed, this was one of the more profound results I noted early in my Acupuncture practice. This study shows what is happening in the brain. My studies explore the autonomic balance. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/26782225 Adv
This careful review of the literature shows that electroacupuncture improves insulin resistamce in a variety of conditions. Acupunct Med. 2016 Jun 2. Treatment of insulin resistance by acupuncture: a review of human and animal studies. Martinez B1, Peplow PV2. Author
