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Tuesday, November 1st, 2011A common health problem easily treated by Traditional Chinese Medicine is nausea! We want to share with Tucson community how to press on these Acupuncture points and make the nausea go away. Click here for directions and complete pictures of locations of Acupuncture points.
Sustainable Fall Harvest Festival & Farmer’s Market – Tucson Acupuncture
Thursday, October 20th, 2011Join American Health Acupuncture at Natural Awakening’s Sustainable Fall Harvest Festival & Farmer’s Market – 9am-4pm. 10/22. We will be doing mini Iridology screenings and “Feel Your Chi” activity for kids of all ages both days. Bring your friends and family out to meet us and enjoy playing at this Solar packed day! Demonstrations, booths, [...]
Tejano Radio 1600AM and Tucson Acupuncturist – The AHA Minute
Monday, October 17th, 2011Have you heard? Our Acupuncturist, Juan Tejada, is sharing Traditional Chinese Medicine and Healthy Healing tips every weekday during Melissa Santa Cruz’s Morning Show on Tejano Radio 1600AM. Don’t miss out on this natural way to heal yourself. If you have any questions be sure to call in or e-mail the station and Juan will [...]
Tucson Meet Yourself – Acupuncture – Come Join Us in the Fun!
Wednesday, October 12th, 2011It all starts on Friday the 14th with our Acupuncturist’s presentation about Traditional Chinese Medicine on Friday 11AM at The Tucson Downtown library. Bring your friends and family so they too can hear how wonderful this healing natural medicine truly is. Come and Dance with the Flash Mob on Saturday at 2pm in front of our [...]
Healthy Recipe – Humus – Raw Food – Tucson Acupuncture
Tuesday, August 30th, 2011Raw Food has been around longer than the term. However, we now have a guide to choosing it for most of what we consume. By not heating up past 105 degrees or microwaving food, the original enzymes remain intact and you gain more food value. Our Acupuncturist always says to avoid the “dead food”. Dead [...]
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