Thursday, December 22, 2022

Super foods for Health - Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine

Tree of Life Acupuncture NYC Clinic

32 Union Square E #804, New York, NY 10003
 (212) 533-1192 

    

In Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine, food is considered the No. 1 treatment and the first line of defense. 

Food is medicine, it really is.

As a licensed acupuncturist in NYC, my clients often ask me what they should eat for health.

Most people eat 3 meals a day. What you put in your body will keep you afloat or sink your health and energy.

In order to absorb food and nutrients, you need good digestion. The large intestine, small intestine, and Spleen are just a few important organs responsible for food absorption and digestion.

Therapies in our clinic such as ozone therapy, bioresonance, Chinese Herbs, and acupuncture, to name a few can help regulate your digestion.

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After doing a little research I decided to put extra virgin olive oil first. Everyone has a bottle of olive oil in their home and it's super easy to use it.
You can take a spoonful of it 3 times a day with food or add it to your salads or food.

I like organic virgin oil from Whole Foods best. It slightly burns your throat after drinking it.
Currently trying Moroccan olive oil

* Strong anti-inflammatory properties

*Helps against Heart Disease

* a Large number of antioxidants

* May help prevent strokes





*** People who use 1/2 a tablespoon of olive oil a day are less likely to die from heart disease, cancer,  Alzheimer's, and lung disease.


Soak garlic in olive oil (drink a tea spoon before meals) to improve your skin, joints, heart, lung, and brain health.



When I was in my acupuncture school, someone asked my teacher who was a Daoist priestess that what the best herb to use for health is.  My teacher answered mushrooms.

*** Mushrooms *** 
Reishi mushroom,
Reishi mushrooms and cordyceps are my best as they strengthen your energy, blood, heart, lungs, liver, and kidneys.  They can be used in your tea or coffee. 

Any other regular mushrooms are also a good source of fiber and protein although they may not be considered medicinal.

*** Dark chocolate ***
dark chocolate
70% cacao (30-60 grams a day)
A great source of antioxidants.
Activates your stem cells and helps the regeneration and repair of tissue.
Improves brain functions.
Beneficial to your heart.
Boosts your energy.
Enhances your mood.
AND tastes good :)!

*** Green tea ***
green tea
Helps the liver to detox and benefits eyesight
May help reduce the risk of heart disease, diabetes, and cancer. 
People with ulcers may have some stomach discomfort.
Brew your green tea light to avoid bitterness and harshness.





*** Broccoli ***
Broccoli
Steam your broccoli including stems and sprouts. 
Packed with vitamins and minerals.
It may reduce the risk of cancer.
Detoxifies the liver
Reduces low levels of radiation (cell phone, WiFi, etc).


*** Blueberries ***

Blueberries
Improves memory and brain functions.
Reduces risk of heart disease.
Anti-aging properties.
Reduces depression.
May help fight cancer.



*** Kiwi ***
Kiwii

Very high levels of vitamin C.
Excellent for heart health and digestive health.
May reduce asthma.
Helps the body and liver to detox.
Beneficial to your vision.


*** Apples ***
Apple for Health
May lower high cholesterol and blood pressure.
High in fiber and beneficial to bowel movements.
Strengthens the immune system.
May help prevent lung and colon cancer.
Help with weight loss.
Good for gut bacteria and the microbiome 




*** Pomegranates ***
Pamegranites

Packed with nutrients and vitamins.
May help reduce inflammation.
Benefits the heart, prostate and urination.
Anti-cancer properties.


*** Wild salmon *** 
Salmon
Rich in Omega-3 fatty acids.
Great source of protein.
High in vitamin B complex (B3, B5, B7, B12).
It may help reduce the risks of heart disease.
Benefits blood and helps with vision.




Nuts and Seeds 
I like to soak my seeds and different nuts in water overnight to remove preservatives and have them absorb water for better digestion.
Good source of plant protein,
Vitamins and Minerals
Omega 3
may reduce the chances of: cancer, high blood pressure, cholesterol,
heart disease, Lung disease


Meanwhile, say NO to soda and sugary drinks, cut down on fried foods and limit fatty red meat.

May your Life be filled with love and joy. Have a nice day!
Mark Moshchinsky, L.Ac (NCCAOM)
Licensed Acupuncturist in NYC and founder of Tree of Life Acupuncture Clinic in NYC.

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Thursday, November 17, 2022

Thanksgiving - NYC Acupuncturist veiw on why be thankful?

Tree of Life Acupuncture NYC Clinic

32 Union Square E #804, New York, NY 10003
 (212) 533-1192 

    

Thanksgiving is gratitude to me.  

Thanksgiving is about being thankful, and why not be thankful every day? "Have a nice day gets a new meaning."

What have you done to "have a nice day" or a better day today? What are you waiting for?  

It's important to count your blessings as it is very easy to get caught up in daily or life's misfortunes.

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No matter what happens in our lives, there are always good things that are happening. We just need to count and tally them to remind ourselves that there is always light at the end of the tunnel.

There is always sun and sometimes rainbows after the rain.

As a licensed acupuncturist in NYC, I often see sick people and sometimes unhappy ones, (the ones who should be happy sometimes, and are not) so I learn from others.

Your brain produces dopamine and endorphins when you think of good things happening in your life. It also motivated you to see good and do good deeds as well as set yourself up for looking and creating favorable experiences for yourself and others.

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The best gratitude I ever heard came from "Hurricane" Karter. He was wrongfully imprisoned for a long time.  When he was vindicated and Oprah Winfrey asked him if he was angry after being in jail for 20 or so years, he said no...

"When I open my eyes 99% of my problems are solved". Imagine that. Now that is thankful and that is true Thanksgiving.

I have a file called "count your blessings". On bad days, I write about what good happened to me that day and try to generate good experiences.

I included gratitude and counting my blessings in my daily meditations.  

Anyone can express mental or written gratitude to elevate their spirits, mind and even physical health to a better level. 

It could be something as simple as a kind stranger smiling or bumping into a friend.

To sum up the Thanksgiving holiday, I would like to quote a song called "Count Your Blessings" by Mattel.  "Make yourself at home again, count your blessing 1 to 10".

I am thankful for my parents who supported my ambition to become a licensed acupuncturist and helped me with my first acupuncture clinic in NYC on Union Square.

I am thankful for being alive and being athletic and able to appreciate beautiful things in life!

Mark Moshchinsky, L.Ac (NCCAOM) Licensed Acupuncturist in NYC and founder of Tree of Life Acupuncture Clinic in NYC.

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Happy Thanksgiving. May yours be filled with love and joy.

Have a nice day!

Mark Moshchinsky, L.Ac 

Sunday, July 24, 2022

Acupuncture Spleen and Stomach in Late Summer

Spleen and Stomach in Late Summar in NYC

Tree of Life Acupuncture NYC Clinic

32 Union Square E #804, New York, NY 10003
 (212) 533-1192 
    

Late summer belongs to the Spleen and Stomach in Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine.

Spleen is the most important digestive organ in Chinese medicine.


Digestion is the most important post-natal source of energy ( comes from food absorption).

Worry is associated with spleen and stomach depletion, so it's good to stay in the present and take preemptive actions to reduce worries and stay calm.

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Even the best nutritious foods will not get absorbed if the person is stressed and that upsets the. digestive process.
The spleen collects all the energy Qi from nutrition and delivers it to. the body for vitality.

Some of the Spleen Disorders

  • loss of appetite
  • nausea or diarrhea
  • gas or bloating
  • easy bruising
  • hemorrhoids
  • acid reflux
  • daily brain fog 
  • diabetes
  • digestive problems

Foods that benefit your spleen qi (energy) 

  • ginger and mint tea can soothe the stomach and help digestion
  • lentils
  • quinoa
  • oats
  • root vegetables including sweet potato and taro
  • pumpkin and other squash
  • miso soup
  • orange peels (tea)

Weakness of the Spleen is often shown with loose stools and or scallopedtongue edges and lack of appetite 
                           
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