- Jill has regularly appeared on a variety of radio shows including Sirius Doctor Radio and Martha Stewart Radio.

Our Nicole Kruck specializes in Maya Abdominal Massage, a method with an admittedly eye-brow-raising name that serves a solid fertility-friendly service—it helps reposition the uterus.

wellandgoodnyc.com, February 11, 2010

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Jill talks to Parents TV about how to increase your libido

Today Well+Good kicks off Fertility Week. We’ll present four well-being perspectives on fertility—acupuncture, yoga, massage, and nutrition—since these reflect the latest ear-to-the-ground, feet-in-the-air approaches in NYC for enhancing fertility and making babies.

WellandGoodNYC.com, Feb 8 2010

This year Chinese New Year falls on February 14th when we will be saying goodbye to the Year of the Ox and welcoming in the Year of the Tiger. More next week about what the Year of the Tiger has in store for us, but today I thought I’d celebrate by baking Chinese Almond Cookies.

BasilandSpice.com, Feb 8, 2010

There’s virtually a yoga studio on every block, a spa for every Starbucks, and an acupuncturist for every ailment. And the quickly changing well-being landscape means this year’s health innovation is next year’s New York Magazine coverline.

Everyone’s a trend-predicting psychic this time of year, including us. Of course, we think our crystal ball reads pretty accurately, since our trends were divined from hundreds of interviews we’ve done with the city’s top wellness experts. And in addition to working the phones, our front line experience includes vetting yoga classes, trying facials we won’t do twice, and giving up food for juice.

wellandgoodnyc.wordpress.com Dec 16,2009

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Antibiotics are losing their effectiveness. Here’s how to fight five common bacterial infections before resorting to them, plus how to make the best of it if you must.

Natural Health December/January 2010

We treat a lot of teenagers at the YinOva Center and it makes me so happy that they feel comfortable coming in to see us and are able to use Chinese medicine as a way of taking care of themselves. As a mother I know, first hand, that teenage girls can be sensitive and vulnerable and that their busy schedules and complex social lives can weigh heavily upon their shoulders, making them feel depleted and imbalanced.  Our YinOva teenagers seek our help for a wide range of problems from anxiety to eating disorders and sports injuries to acne.

I remember only too well how self-conscious I was as a teenager and so it’s easy to understand why acne causes such misery. Fortunately help is at hand and we get very good results treating acne with Chinese herbs and acupuncture.

SunTimes.com Oct 27, 2009

Acubalance Wellness Centre Vancouver BC founder Dr. Lorne Brown interviews the author of ‘Making Babies’, a 3 month program to increase your fertility with Chinese medicine and Acupuncture.

YouTube Nov 10, 2009, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5, Part 6, Part 7, Part 8

At major cancer centers across the country, patients are putting themselves in a better ‘position’ to cope with their cancer.

Some of the biggest names in cancer care — M.D. Anderson, Memorial Sloan-Kettering and Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, among them — now offer their patients classes in yoga.

abc.com Nov 1, 2009

Karen¹ was a tired Mom with two small children who was worried about her lack of libido. Here at the YinOva Center we regularly hear from women who are concerned that they have little or no interest in sex.

BasilandSpice.com Oct 5, 2009

Video Review, by L. Brown
To watch this book review, visit this link.

ChineseMedicinceTools.com September 2009