Not as bad as I thought
As soon as my shift was done, I jumped on the computer to see the damage. I would’ve loved to have seen it live, but work called. Luckily enough, Global TV keeps all their news broadcasts online for a month … Continued
The Longest Wait
Yesterday’s attempt at free publicity is already behind me, but now that the cameras are put away and the lights aren’t glaring in my eyes anymore, I find myself anxious to see how it turned out. The cast and crew … Continued
My 15 Minutes of Infamy
The cameraman just left with the others from Global TV and I am now breathing a sigh of relief. I had been offered the chance to be on TV before and had shied away from it. For some reason, giving … Continued
Research: Acupuncture & Tennis Elbow
A 2004 systematic review conducted by Dr. Trinh of McMaster University showed strong evidence to support the treatment of lateral epicondyle pain with acupuncture. The systematic review included 6 high quality studies. All studies showed that acupuncture provided relief for … Continued
Tennis Elbow
These days the average person that has tennis elbow doesn’t even play tennis. What used to be a term reserved for athletes can now be achieved by painting too many coats of paint on your wall, typing on your computer, … Continued
Research: Acupuncture & Diabetes
A 1997 study conducted by the University of Manchester appeared in Diabetes Research and Clinical Practice Volume 39, Issue 2, February 1998, Pages 115-121. The study followed 46 diabetic patients with chronic painful peripheral neuropathy and studied the long term … Continued