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The Traditional Acupuncture Practice of Lillian Cooperman

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Stay up to date on all my insights around acupuncture, herbology, dietetics, massage, cupping, and energetics. Help me help you with your immediate health problems and to achieve greater long-term health and well-being. Our approach to health enhances the body's natural energy and increases its capacity for self-healing.


Latest and Greatest:

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The End of Summer: Find Time to Take Care of Yourself
The End of Summer: Find Time to Take Care of Yourself
about 3 years ago
The Power of Qi Gong: Ancient Chinese Movement Practice
The Power of Qi Gong: Ancient Chinese Movement Practice
about 3 years ago

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Happy Chinese New Year!🧧

February 12, 2021


2021 is the Year of the Metal Ox, the ox represents perseverance, hard work, effort, patience, and investing oneself in one's endeavors. The energetic is one of calmness and steadiness in the process. The Metal Ox creates opportunities for reward and growth in this process.
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The Ox is also characterized as being fit and healthy, so it is a good time to start new healthy habits and self-care practices. Finding time for a balance of physical, emotional, and spiritual practices in our busy schedules can be challenging, but even small steps like taking a few deep breaths throughout the day can be a helpful start. The Metal Element in Chinese Medicine relates to our spiritual self and the Lung and Large Intestine Meridians and represents letting go and inspiration.
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Here is wishing you an inspiring, successful, new year full of vitality and opportunity.
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