Acupuncture/Expert Profile

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• Clarity of Response 9.93
• Politeness 10.00
• Response Time(hr) 40.6
• Response Time(hr, last 90 days) 22.3

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• Volunteer Since 2008-01-17
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Recent Answers from R. Scott Malone L.Ac.

2012-04-27 Acupuncture:

Hello Nathan,    My Speed Triple and I say hello, hello to the UK.    Acupuncture and Chinese medicine have been used over a longer period of time to treat more people than any other modality by far.

2012-03-13 Accupunture for Hairloss:

Hello, hello,    Hair loss is typically one of two things, deficiency of kidney yin and liver blood, or damp heat stagnation.    Additional signs of dampness might be a sense of heaviness, cysts, yeast

2012-02-18 Dealing with ongoing colds:

Hey Ellen,    If you are speaking of Chuan Xiong Cha Tiao San, then I would choose something more specific for Wind Cold.    This formula is more specific for exterior disorders with neck and head symptoms

2012-02-18 Dealing with ongoing colds:

Hi Ellen,    I would use Yu Ping Feng San or Jade Windscreen.    This formula is useful for ongoing cold and continued suseptibility.    It's as if you never quite get rid of it, so it remains resident

2012-01-30 Childhood trauma:

Hey Matt,    Great to have you aboard, the world can always use another good practitioner.    My primary teachers were from Shangi College, so they were very traditional TCM instructors.  I was trained