Dr. Paula Bruno, Ph.D., L.Ac.
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Forgive yourself, read this blog post & strategize for future, & go forth & enjoy your holiday season.
There's no shame in occasionally overdoing it & that frosting really does look yummy!
There's no shame in occasionally overdoing it & that frosting really does look yummy!
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November 29, 2025 at 3:51 AM
Forgive yourself, read this blog post & strategize for future, & go forth & enjoy your holiday season.
There's no shame in occasionally overdoing it & that frosting really does look yummy!
There's no shame in occasionally overdoing it & that frosting really does look yummy!
I do not like tacks at all & I don't put them on patients. What if it fell off & scraped the person or punctured someone else?
If I recollect correctly, they were on sale in the herb store at my acupuncture school but I don't remember that they were often-used in student clinic on patients.
If I recollect correctly, they were on sale in the herb store at my acupuncture school but I don't remember that they were often-used in student clinic on patients.
November 28, 2025 at 3:16 PM
I do not like tacks at all & I don't put them on patients. What if it fell off & scraped the person or punctured someone else?
If I recollect correctly, they were on sale in the herb store at my acupuncture school but I don't remember that they were often-used in student clinic on patients.
If I recollect correctly, they were on sale in the herb store at my acupuncture school but I don't remember that they were often-used in student clinic on patients.
Yes, & upon rereading the article (it's not mine) I decided to delete.
Thanks for this question & I'm glad you asked. It's not a huge thing, but it is a thing when the vocabulary isn't entirely accurate.
Tacks (similar to seeds but pierce the skin) could be termed either but seeds are acupressure.
Thanks for this question & I'm glad you asked. It's not a huge thing, but it is a thing when the vocabulary isn't entirely accurate.
Tacks (similar to seeds but pierce the skin) could be termed either but seeds are acupressure.
November 28, 2025 at 12:20 PM
Yes, & upon rereading the article (it's not mine) I decided to delete.
Thanks for this question & I'm glad you asked. It's not a huge thing, but it is a thing when the vocabulary isn't entirely accurate.
Tacks (similar to seeds but pierce the skin) could be termed either but seeds are acupressure.
Thanks for this question & I'm glad you asked. It's not a huge thing, but it is a thing when the vocabulary isn't entirely accurate.
Tacks (similar to seeds but pierce the skin) could be termed either but seeds are acupressure.