Emma Suttie, D.Ac, AP
Emma is an acupuncture physician, Chinese herbalist, and founder and editor of Chinese Medicine Living – a website dedicated to using traditional wisdom to live a healthy lifestyle in the modern world.
Emma found Chinese medicine as a teenager when Western medicine wasn’t able to help her with some medical issues. Doctors told her that her only options were a lifetime of drugs or major surgery. At this point, she found Chinese Medicine and after a few months of acupuncture and herbs, the problems she had been struggling with for years disappeared. This profound experience caused her to fall in love with Chinese Medicine, and she decided it was what she wanted to do for the rest of her life. She wanted to help others who might not realize that there were other, more natural options for healing that didn’t require surgery or drugs.
Emma has written for Acupuncture.com, Chinese Medicine Digital Magazine and Qi Journal. She has run several busy practices and worked in four countries. She is passionate about her work and loves to share her knowledge of this wonderful medicine to empower people to live healthier, happier lives.
Emma also is a martial artist, having studied Kung Fu, Qi Gong, and Taijiquan (Tai Chi) for more than eleven years. She uses techniques drawn from these traditions to help her patients to rebalance and aid in their healing. She has lived and worked in China, where she immersed herself in Chinese culture, helping her gain a deeper understanding of the medicine she practices.
Emma is currently writes for The Epoch Times.
Listen to Emma’s interview about how to use Chinese medicine to be a healthy human on One Life Radio / June 2022
Listen to Emma’s interview–an introduction to acupuncture on One Life Radio / July 2022
Chinese Medicine Living Projects
Chinese Medicine Living has now launched two new websites – Learn Chinese Medicine Living and Chinese Medicine Professionals. Both will offer resources like downloadable information sheets with information about Chinese Medicine in various categories, like Chinese Medicine theory, the emotions, the organs, nutrition, tai chi, and qi gong, and many others.
Chinese Medicine Professionals is a site with resources for practitioners of Chinese Medicine and offers resources that practitioners can share with patients.
We want to empower you to be the healthiest you and live your healthiest life!
Here’s to your health!
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How very interesting. I have searched for qualified acupuncturisnear me in Ga. for years.
Very interesting! How do I make Black Garlic with dehydrator or slow cooker?
I read your article in the Epoch times on the 12 worst endocrine disruptors and was surprised that You seem to have missed one of the easiest and most destructive chemicals to get rid of.
Fluoride is an extremely Neurotoxin chemical, derived from the production of aluminum and other agricultural products.
I won’t go into all the aspects of this toxin, but I will mention that fluoride affects the Pineal gland inducing premature puberty, and menstruation (Luke 1997 and in the US Schliesinger 1956) seems no others did any studies to disclaim these studies.
the NRC (2006) mentioned a few lines of information about the effect on the thyroid gland, normally fluoride is used to treat overactive thyroids, so why would anyone take a medication for a problem they don’t have, then you have a problem of dosage, you give a child an 8 oz glass who weights 20 lbs and the same glass to an adult 200lbs, which one is over medicated and which one is under, in 2010 the second most prescribed medication was Synthroid which is a hormone replacement.
other studies prove that Fluoride also affects other endocrine hormones, that cover depression, hardening of the bones, cause of hip fractures in falls with the elderly, ete