September 13-19 is National Eczema Week 2020, and one of my colleagues in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) dermatology has produced a brief webinar in collaboration with the National Eczema Association. In this presentation Dr. Olivia Hsu Friedman explains how TCM and Western medicine differ in their approach to treating eczema, and answers the questions below:
- How does TCM view eczema?
- Why use herbal medicine to treat eczema, instead of or in addition to acupuncture?
- How are herbal formulas produced?
- Is it safe to take Chinese herbal medicine?
- How does herbal medicine taste?
- What is it like to work with a TCM practitioner?
- How much does TCM treatment cost?
- How much treatment is necessary?
Do you know someone looking for safe, effective, holistic treatment for their eczema? An alternative to steroids? Share this post with them!
Watch the webinar below.
Betsy Gordon Acupuncture in Portland, Oregon specializes in holistic dermatology and autoimmune and allergic conditions; she works with individuals across Oregon to improve skin and immune function and digestion. She provides a treatment plan which brings together traditional Chinese and functional medicine approaches. If you have questions about how holistic TCM dermatology can help you, schedule a free consultation online or by calling (971) 341-9546.
