Acupuncture Energy Works

Acupuncture is wonderful treatment for acute and chronic low back pain. American Family Physician has recently published an article sighting acupuncture as the number 1 treatment for chronic low back pain. It recommends acupuncture for short term relief and to improve function.
In my experience Classical acupuncture, which is the style of acupuncture I practice, is wonderful for treating low back pain. Read the rest of this entry »

Acupuncture treatment for infertility is becoming a popular practice as more women are trying to conceive in their late 30”s and doctors who work with in vitro are more accepting of this alternative practice. Read the rest of this entry »

ABC news created this segment about insurance companies accepting and paying for Acupuncture treatments. The article is focused, mostly on Aetna. It’s timely, talks about pain relief and other various reasons people come to alternative practitioners for treatments. It’s great to see some of these treatments acknowledged and it’s an important step for alternative medicine moving into the mainstream.                   Check it out here:   http://abcnews.go.com/Health/wireStory?id=8976272

Sound and healing have long been associated with peace and comfort. You can check out this article on a young woman who plays the harp for the joy of it at: http://www.democratherald.com/news/local/people/article_16e959d2-c4ac-11de-a5f5-001cc4c002e0.html

Many people are concerned about the H1N1 flu virus this winter. Though many key clinical questions remain, we do know more about the virus now than we did in the spring of 2009. Flu season usually runs from October to March, in the US, with peak months usually occurring in November and February.

Historically, Chinese herbal medicine has been very effective against viral infections, even new strains. Chinese herbs are used to treat infected patients and to protect the health care professionals from contracting the virus.

Chinese herbal medicine can help patients, before, during and after infection. Read the rest of this entry »

Flu season is here! You may have noticed…
Every year people write about flu remedies, take your vitamin c etcetera.

This year, I have a few ideas, which are more modern remedies, from more modern thinking. Each of these works best at the inception, the very first sign of getting ill. These are great ideas for improving your immunity for the short term.
*These remedies are recommended for adults for reasons explained in the text. They are great for parents, so read on. Read the rest of this entry »

For a free Herbal onsultation, contact me at: 720-201-4101 or info@acupunctureenergyworks.com.

This month I am offering Chinese Herbal consultations, half hour sessions, for just the price of the herbs. Unlike acupuncture, Chinese herbs are a great aid for your own self-care. Your health, strength and vigor can improve, along with your mental state and your stress level.Chinese herbs are valued for their healing, tonifying and longevity properties. They are used to help heal specific illnesses, as preventative or palliative care, to increase awareness, enhance mental clarity, relieve stress and enhance spiritual experience.  Read the rest of this entry »

My name is Mary Anne Bachia, Licensed Acupuncturist and Diplomat of Chinese Herbs. I have worked in the healing profession for 16 years, first as a massage therapist and as an acupuncturist for the past 6 years. I am devoted to helping my patients increase their ability to thrive and to attain the joy of health.

How I work

- My concept of healing is to achieve the most profound and effective treatment in the shortest time with the least amount of distress.

– To this end, I incorporate Classical Acupuncture Techniques, working with a wide variety of acupuncture meridians, and techniques including moxibustion, herbal tea, and diet and lifestyle considerations.

– I offer my patients up to date information, a broader perspective on health care and motivation to transform their lives and their health.

I warmly invite you to call me for a free telephone consultation. I would be happy to discuss treatment options and how we can work together.

For more information or to schedule an appointment, call: 720-201-4101

or email me at: info@acupunctureenergyworks.com

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1. Eat a diet rich in vegetables, fruit and unprocessed foods as they help to stabilize blood sugar and low blood sugar contributes to mood swings. Wheat grass is a wonderful regulator. So is pomegranate juice.

2. Eat less wheat, dairy and sugar as they are 3 major allergens and women tend to develop more food allergies during menopause. This is just one of the reasons some women easily gain weight.

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 Take a bath before bed to relax the mind and the body.

 Rejuvenate the face at night.  The face relaxes most when we sleep – between the hours of 1 and 3. Skin products, applied before bed, work best to rejuvenate the skin.  Read the rest of this entry »