SPRING is the season of the beginning of small yang and is characterized by growth, movement and expansion. The body’s qi flows strongly again and seeks to expand freely. Food during this season should supplement qi, allow it to course freely and support Liver and Spleen functions. RECOMMENDED Spring Foods -Mildly warming foods with upbearing […]
read full article »You may have heard the recent news about world-class judoka athlete, Kim Ribble-Orr, and what ordeal she has had to endure that ultimately ended her career as an athlete and her ability to live the life she previously lived. Read National Post article here: http://news.nationalpost.com/2013/07/04/judo-acupuncture-needle/ There are a couple of statements in the article that resonate […]
read full article »It may be summer, but stress seems to be a part of life in the Western world. There are many ways that stress can manifest in each individual. As long as we are able to recognize the signs and symptoms, we can do our best to alleviate them and manage the stress in our day-to-day-lives. […]
read full article »Welcome to the evolving site of AcuDynamics Wellness! We have just launched this site and it is a work in progress, so keep coming back to watch for exciting changes! Joanne Bryan is the Registered Acupuncturist at AcuDynamics Wellness. She is dedicated to your health and well-being. She uses acupuncture, tui na, cupping, moxa, and […]
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