Research published in the Journal of Immunology Research suggests that acupuncture helps relieve dry eye by restoring a healthy balance of fats and reducing inflammation in the tear glands.

RESEARCH

Patient-friendly: The Journal of Immunology Research published a study investigating how electroacupuncture can help with dry eye disease. The research showed that acupuncture significantly improved tear production and reduced eye damage. The study suggests acupuncture works by balancing essential fats and lowering inflammation in the tear-producing glands, offering a promising, natural way to relieve dry eye symptoms.

CEUS

Note: Unless otherwise stated, all courses listed are CAB-approved; many also carry other state or NCCAOM approvals. Listings subject to change. Please verify details, CE hours, and eligibility directly with provider. Links point to provider sites; you may need to navigate to the specific registration page. In-person and Law & Ethics are highlighted.

Sep 21: Tackling Autoimmune Disease with Success: TCM and Integrative Care Approaches
2.0 CEUs • Lotus Institute of Integrative Medicine

Sep 25: The Pelvic Floor Unlocked: Dry Needling & Acupuncture for a Specialty That Changes Lives In-person Law & Ethics
2.5 CEUs • CSOMA, Oakland, CA

Sep 25: Trigger Point Mastery: The Science & Skill of Dry Needling In-person
2.5 CEUs • CSOMA, Oakland, CA

Sep 25: Targeted Herbal Strategies for Treating Fibroids, Endometriosis, and PCOS
4.0 CEUs • Lotus Institute of Integrative Medicine

Sep 25: Dr. Tan’s Core Essentials In-person
21.0 CEUs • The Academy of Acupuncture, Las Vegas, NV

Sep 26: Meridian Treatment for Pain and Orthopedic Disorders
5.0 CEUs • Healthy Seminars

Sep 26: The Nature of Points and Pairing Strategies In-person
14.0 CEUs • Emily Sablosky-Ortiz, San Jose, CA

Sep 27: Depression Relief Acupuncture Points, Knee & Achilles Tendon Disorders
4.0 CEUs • Healthcare Medicine Institute (HealthCMi)

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