- Alive and Well Acupuncture255 George Bush Blvd. #B
Delray Beach, FL 33444561-272-7816 - We accept most insurances
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Come join us for a fun/educational evening. I will be there to perform treatments and answer any Acupuncture/Acupressure and Traditional Chinese Medicine questions you may have. I have helped many patients with complicated medical issues. Some were also struggling with Western Medicine and other types of healing. Not only was
... Read more »Happy Patient!! Jenniffer was last modified: January 6th, 2012 by edward
“I started treatment with Dr. Scarlett just after Thanksgiving by the suggestion of my lovely wife Jennifer. Her health had improved dramatically in such a short time as a patient of Dr. Edward. I was experiencing many digestive issues related to IBS, pain, nausea, vomiting and diarrhea. I had different
... Read more »“Great improvement. I am very pleased” Bill K.
Testimonial was last modified: September 23rd, 2011 by admin
“I feel much better. My body is much more relaxed and less tight, so I am no longer in pain. I feel terrific. Dr. Scarlett is awesome and I enthusiastically recommend him. He is gifted in knowing exactly which trigger points are in need of treatment.” Sherrie B.
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Tag Archives: Chinese
Acupuncture in America
In 1971, James Reston, a reporter for the New York Times with Nixon’s Chinese trip, developed appendicitis while in China. The Chinese proposed surgery for his appendectomy using acupuncture anesthesia. His postoperative pain after appendectomy treatment was relieved by acupuncture at the Anti-Imperialist Hospital in Beijing. Below is James Reston’s 1971 article in the New York Times describing his experiences.
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Ways To Ring In The Chinese New Year
Cleaning
Part of celebrating the Chinese New Year (February 19) involves cleaning. Traditionally, homes are cleaned before the New Year, but sweeping and dusting isn’t done until the third day after New Year out of fear that good fortune will be swept away. The floors can be swept, starting by brushing the dust and dirt towards the middle of the
2015: Year of The Goat
2015 is the Year of The Goat in Chinese astrology. Ranking eighth in the long list of animals tied to the Chinese zodiac, people who are born under this sign are said to be calm, mild-mannered, good-hearted, sympathetic, dependable and intelligent. They also prefer to avoid being the center of attention – a trait that’s rare among other Chinese zodiacs.