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This is our blog section where people like you can learn more about what we treat and why we treat certain conditions the way we do. We love to look at research and apply that to all our treatment approaches.


When an Ankle Sprain Becomes a Bigger Problem: How Chronic Ankle Instability Affects Your Whole Body, and How Acupuncture Can Help
The short version: Up to 40% of people who sprain an ankle go on to develop chronic ankle instability (CAI), a well-documented condition that quietly changes how you walk, overloads your knee and hip, and raises your risk of future injury. Rest and ice alone don't fix it, because a sprain isn't just a ligament problem. It's a nervous system problem. Orthopedic and motor point acupuncture addresses all three layers: tissue healing, neuromuscular control, and the whole kinetic

Dr Britta Memmesheimer L.Ac
3 days ago8 min read


Acupuncture for Vulvodynia: What a Landmark 2026 Study Reveals About Lasting Pain Relief
If you have lived with vulvodynia, you already know two things that research has only recently caught up to. First, the pain is real, it is exhausting, and it can reshape your entire sense of self and sexuality. Second, the medical world has not had many reliable answers to offer you. Until now, treatment options have often felt like a frustrating process of trial and error, with few consistently effective therapies and even fewer that address the condition in a gentle, whole

Dr. Autum Kirgan L.Ac
4 days ago7 min read


Can Acupuncture Improve Ovarian Health? What a Landmark 2025 Study Reveals
By Dr. Autum Kirgan, DAOM, L.Ac, C.SMA | South Slope Acupuncture & Wellness, Asheville, NC Greetings! If you've ever sat across from a doctor who told you your fertility was declining because your eggs were "getting old," or that perimenopause was simply inevitable because your body was running out of reserves — you are not alone. And you deserve more than a number on a lab report with no path forward. A study published in the journal Science in October 2025 is changing the c

Dr. Autum Kirgan L.Ac
Mar 1610 min read
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