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March 6, 2006 Contact: Lauri Howell Phone: (800) 729-0941

Sexual Health the Natural Way

Sexual health is a topic we often find difficult to define and master. Chinese medicine, with the focus on whole body wellness, supports sexual vitality in an active, complete way. In the age of quick-fix healthcare, it is becoming more necessary to slow the pace and reconnect with ourselves on a deeper level.

Sexuality is not widely considered a healthcare issue, but sexual desire can be a powerful source of healing and personal growth. When suppressed, diminshed or dysfunctional, it can have negative effects on wellness. Sexual energy and passion make up a portion of our qi and feed positive aspects of our overall welfare. Sexual health can greatly enhanced by principles inherent in Chinese medical philosophy.

Chinese herbal aphrodisiacs work in conjunction with every aspect of healthcare, such as good diet and exercise practices and maintianing positive mental health. An individual's sexual vigor will be increased and aided with the right herbal formula, but overall health and vitality are the key success factors. Chinese medicine seeks to strengthen entire body health.

Acupuncture has been used to treat infertility and sexual functioning to enhance the body's natural aphrodisiacs responses. Studies have shown that acupuncture may affect parts of the central nervous system realted to sensation and involuntary body function through which blood pressure, blood flow and body temperature are regulated. These fucntions factor greatly into sexual vigor.

Acupuncture also regulated the flow of energy in the body. Jing enegry is responsible for growth, development and reproduction and represents our sexuality. Jing is lost or consumed little by little throughout life, and once we lose jing, it cannot be replaced. We lose jing when we live recklessly -- drinking too much, emotional reactions, working too hard, or inappropriate sexual behavior, for instance. Acupuncture can reduce the loss of jing, and with greater success when paired with moderate living.

Many people feel out of control of their sexual energy because of its powerful nature. Reconnecting with the desire inherent in ourselves is an important aspect of gaining personal power and balance. The ancient Taosists believed that human life is governed by natural laws that produce prosperity when obeyed, but when violated cause catastrophe. With the wisdom, moderation and balance that Chinese medicine promotes, we can avoid illness and fully enjoy our sexual potential.

To learn more about the benefits of Chinese medicine for sexual health, please contact Pacific College Of Oriental Medicine at (800) 729-0941, or visit www.PacificCollege.edu.

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