Debbie Rodriguez

L.Ac., MSOM

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Personal

Female
San Diego , California United States
Website: http://www.heartofhealingacupuncture.com

Fun

Favorite Book: Rumi Daylight

Element: Wood

Zodiac: Sheep

Activities: I love to go for walks in the early, early morning - right at sunrise to listen to the birds greeting the day.

Interests: I have a passion for poetry, lucid dreaming, and creating unique gifts for others. I also enjoy biking, long walks in the canyon, bird-watching and afternoon naps. I also have interests in gemstones and minerals and their meanings and how they can help heal the body. Energetic healing and mystical practices.

Work

Organizations: California State Oriental Medical Association (CSOMA)

Education

Yo San University of Traditional Chinese Medicine
Degree: Masters
Attended: 2000 to 2006

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	+1 Added ''Association'' on ''8/16/2007'': Huang Qin Tang to Shao Yao Tang In contrast to the principal formula, this is not used in treating tenesmus caused by severe qi stagnation. It is used for dysenteric disorders due to heat entering the interior. add comment

	+1 Added ''Association'' on ''8/16/2007'': San Jin Tang to Ba Zheng San In contrast to the principal formula, this focuses on stony painful urinary dysfunction. add comment

	+1 Added ''Association'' on ''8/16/2007'': Jia Wei Wu Lin San to Ba Zheng San For painful urinary dysfunction during pregnancy. add comment

	+1 Added ''Association'' on ''8/16/2007'': Wu Lin San to Ba Zheng San For bloody painful urinary dysfunction characterized by rough, painful urination that is red or with many tiny stones. add comment

	+1 Added ''Association'' on ''8/16/2007'': Zhong Man Fen Xiao Tang to Zhong Man Fen Xiao Wan May be used for hernial disorders due to cold or running piglet disorder. add comment

	+1 Added ''Association'' on ''8/16/2007'': Zhi Zi Bai Pi Tang to Yin Chen Hao Tang For fever and jaundice as a result of cold-induced disorder where there is more heat than damp. add comment

	+1 Added ''Association'' on ''8/16/2007'': Yin Chen Zhu Fu Tang to Yin Chen Hao Tang For yin-type jaundice with more Spleen yang deficiency. add comment

	+1 Added ''Association'' on ''8/16/2007'': Yin Chen Si Ni Tang to Yin Chen Hao Tang For yin-type or damp-cold jaundice with more Kidney yang deficiency. Today the dosages are generally doubled. add comment

	+1 Added ''Association'' on ''8/16/2007'': Xing Ren Hua Shi Tang to San Ren Tang For smoldering damp-heat or damp summer-heat in all three burners. add comment

	+1 Added ''Association'' on ''8/16/2007'': Huang Qin Hua Shi Tang to San Ren Tang For damp warm--febrile diseases in the middle burner. Dampness and heat are equally severe. For fevers that seem to be resolved by sweat but then recur, body aches, little or no thirst. add comment

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