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Cut back on cold foods in general, but especially when the weather turns cold. Have warm oatmeal instead of cold cereal for breakfast. Have warm soup instead of or with your salad. Red wine instead of beer. Lukewarm water or tea instead of iced drinks. Cold foods are harder to digest than warm foods and when your stomach/spleen have to work harder, it takes away from the other important functions they need to do. -- Top -- At this time, there is no Product of the Month. I am working on a Newborn and First Month’s Baby Oil, a Cradle Cap Oil, a Colic Blend and a Sleepy Time Blend. I will try these on my child first and then sell them at the shop. -- Top -- Trail Guide to the Body – Andrew Biel (Basic Anatomy) How Can I Help? – Ram Dass & Paul Gorman (Counseling Skills) Healing with Whole Foods – Paul Pitchford (Whole Food Diet) Tai Chi Chuan – Cheng Man-Ch’ing (Tai Chi) The Red Tent - Anita Diamant The Web that has No Weaver - Ted Kaptchuk (Chinese Medical Theory) Birthing from Within - England Horowitz (A Natural Approach to Birthing) -- Top -- www.wikipedia.com : Encyclopedia www.nat-med.com : Natural Medicine Online www.medicinenet.com : Integrative Medicine Network www.nccam.nih.gov : National Center for Complementary & Alternative Medicine www.nat.crgq.com : Nutritional Analysis www.diabetes.org : American Diabetes Association www.pacificcollege.edu : Pacific College of Oriental Medicine www.noahsarkpetwash.com : Natural Pet Care www.sandiegocountybusinesses.com : San Diego County Business Directory www.lef.org : Life Extension Foundation. Outstanding resource for current research and information on CAM therapies -- Top -- $14.00/ Hour $40/ day use Room Rental Available for Certified and Insured Practitioners. Treat your clients in a safe and professional atmosphere away from your or their home. Call to set up Appt to see facility. 858-272-7330 -- Top -- Coming soon in 2008 - Oriental Medicine We are adding Oriental Medicine to our professional services offered at One Stop Body Shop. Oriental Medicine includes the use of Acupuncture, Herbs, Cupping, Gua Sha, Nutrition, Counseling and Massage. -- Top --
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