Case Studies

Considerations in HRV monitoring, time of day, illness

  Ancient Medicine Made Modern Looking at recent “ugly” data (data that doesn’t verify my various hypotheses), I realized it would illustrate a point.  That is...

Clinical Migraine Treatment: Submission for Alternative and Complementary Therapies

I might as well publish this here, since it seems to take forever for submissions to see the light of day.  (Update May, 2017 published...

Acupuncture for Fertility and HRV (Br.Vi)

This data is from a patient I successfully treated for fertility a few years ago.  She is now back for “round two.” I will probably...

HRV, Stress and Multiple Sclerosis

  Ancient Medicine Made Modern We have discussed this patient who has multiple sclerosis before, but this is her updated data.  Keep in mind this is a...

Migraine and Stress Levels, HRV, and Results(Sa.Be.)

More data from one of the migraine patients featured here.  Remember decreasing stress levels as measured by HRV, improves pain, immune function, mood and longevity....

Migraine Treatment Success: HRV data over time (Ne.Be)

This data has been collected since the first treatment.  He had severe migraines, 3/week and was in the last year of an extremely high pressure,...

Clinical Cases: Migraine and Stress Monitoring

Two recent migraine cases.  Two young women, both dramatic clinical responders with headaches decreasing within a few sessions.  I want to point out a few...

Acupuncture, HRV and High Blood Pressure (Jo.Ma)

As part of my ongoing research on stress response and acupuncture treatment,  today’s post features  data from a patient seeking treatment for hypertension, and also...

Functional Movement Disorder Submission to Complementary and Alternative Medicine Journal

  Ancient Medicine Made Modern This is my submission in reply to a call for papers to the Complementary and Alternative Medicine Journal concerning functional...

Sympathetic Tone and Electrical Stim at LI11

In this post, I cited the article that looked at electro at LI11. In this study it decreases sympathetic activity. I am usually looking at...