Comments for Poke Acupuncture

Comment on HUNGRY GHOST FESTIVAL by Rich

Rich — Wed, 19 Oct 2011 22:31:31 +0000

I wish I would have read this before leaving for a month long road trip to Seattle and back via several National Forests and visits with friends. I would have known to not have as good of a time as i did. But I think I’m just the kindda guy who can be happy in the middle of a shit show (Hey I actually liked Fast and Furious). call me sometime, we miss you.

Comment on Fashion. by Chelsea

Chelsea — Mon, 10 Oct 2011 20:27:32 +0000

This picture made my day. Ofcourse it should say regular acupuncture visits not chiro.
Came to your web site because alumni at my school are chatting about it as one of the favorite acupuncture web sites out there. Thanks for sharing.

Comment on Fashion. by Diana Hermann

Diana Hermann — Wed, 28 Sep 2011 22:08:54 +0000

Love this shirt! Can I share on my FB page?

Comment on DRUNK MEDICINE: Indigestion and Heartburn by Julia

Julia — Mon, 29 Aug 2011 11:38:19 +0000

It is my first time to have actually encountered about this technique of managing heartburn and indigestion. Nevertheless, thank you for this added information.

Comment on DRUNK MEDICINE: Indigestion and Heartburn by Aidan Lewis

Aidan Lewis — Wed, 24 Aug 2011 00:50:43 +0000

Not only are bitters a great antispasmodic (i.e. they keep keep the nausea down – which you already mentioned) but they are also a great source of antioxidants which may be needed after a night of drinking. Thanks for the post.

Comment on Recently Unearthed Ancient Chinese Miracle Cures: NASAL CONGESTION by hg

hg — Thu, 23 Jun 2011 12:43:10 +0000

ps – I used about 1-2 cups of the solution per side…. I never tried it with a neti pot, but I always thought you tilted your head back with that method. The bulb syringe _has_ to be easier, don’t ya think?
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For the tea, can’t you also do ginger, lemon, cyanne pepper?

Wouldn’t sugar be counter-intuitive for inflamation and mucous, or at least doesn’t sugar (in any form, sugar, honey, etc) usually ‘weaken’ an individual? (Unless of course the honey was local for allergen immunity building, or nutirentis in maple or molasses… but I still thought in general, sugars weakened the system, example if you held a spoon of sugar and muscle tested, your arm would go down…)

Comment on Recently Unearthed Ancient Chinese Miracle Cures: NASAL CONGESTION by hg

hg — Thu, 23 Jun 2011 12:34:15 +0000

It is pretty simple – use the baby bulb squeezer thing [ my name for it because I can't remeber the real name of said object at the moment...]. The implement is the thing used to clean their noses, I think by suctioning it out. Anyhow, its really easy to use – you just suck up your saline/baking soda/distilled water formula into the squeeze bulb implement and then you squirt it in your nose and it comes out the other side. Although I always had a hard time rembering if you were supposed to lean your head over or keep upright though, so I think I bent forward half way to the sink if that makes sense. I also felt it’s a bit nerve wracking thinking the liquid might get ‘stuck’ in the sinus passages way back in your head or ‘drown’ (gag) you, but I know I always feel better when I use it.

That was really clear, wasn’t it??? But the point was, use the syringe bulb and it works

Comment on How To Tell People They Sound Racist by Rich

Rich — Thu, 12 May 2011 18:53:35 +0000

Great video. I need to subscribe to this man’s videos. This applies to pretty much all human-to-human interactions. I was just talking to another human about something similar.
I don’t care if your mom slapped you when you were six, that might be why you pick fights in bars, but at some point in your life (30yo) you are 100% responsible for your actions and you cannot blame it on your parents/culture/mercury-in-retrograde anymore.