Acupuncture, TCM & the Microbiome: Bridging East and West in Veterinary Practice
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Acupuncture, TCM & the Microbiome: Bridging East and West in Veterinary Practice
15 просмотров · 13 дней назад
The Unicorn Vet
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15 просмотров · 13 дней назад
Acupuncture, TCM & the Microbiome: Bridging East and West in Veterinary Practice | The Veterinary Microbiome Project
What if the missing piece in your most stubborn chronic GI case was not another drug, another diet, or another diagnostic, but a needle placed in exactly the right point?
Dr. Nell Ostermeier has been practicing integrative veterinary medicine for over 22 years. She is a certified veterinary acupuncturist, educator, and founder of the Everyday Acupuncture Veterinary Community, a growing global network of veterinarians using Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine in practice.
In this episode, Dr. Lily Chen sits down with Dr. Ostermeier to explore how acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine work alongside microbiome medicine to address the root patterns beneath chronic GI disease. They cover the spleen-stomach partnership in TCM, why stress triggers GI symptoms through the liver organ system, how acupuncture points like PC6 and Stomach 36 influence the gut through measurable neurological pathways, which herbal formulas veterinarians can reach for even without full TCM training, and what happens when you remove the spleen and still need to support its functions.
In this episode:
Why the spleen and stomach are considered partners in TCM and what that means for chronic diarrhea and vomiting cases
How stress shows up as GI disease through the liver organ system
PC6 and Stomach 36: what the research actually shows about how these points work
Two herbal formulas any veterinarian can reach for right now without full TCM training
What happens to TCM treatment when a patient has had a splenectomy
Why acupuncture was designed to prevent imbalance, not just correct it
How TCM allows treatment of patterns even before a definitive Western diagnosis is reached
Why senior patients benefit from a regular monthly maintenance interval
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