
Description
“Gastritis Relief” features Adam White (LAc, MTCM) breaking down research that found acupuncture more effective than drugs for managing chronic gastritis. He explains how it may calm stomach inflammation by restoring nervous system balance and improving immune signaling. White also highlights herbal formulas that support digestion, reduce H. pylori, and protect stomach lining integrity. Drawing from decades in practice, he offers a practical look at how acupuncture and herbs together can offer safer, more lasting relief for gastritis sufferers.

Gastritis Relief
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This time, there are no guests—just Adam White delving deeply into today's topic.
Category
Digestive Health, Alternative Medicine, Inflammation
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About The Host
Adam White (LAc, MTCM) is a veteran acupuncturist and expert in Chinese medicine with over two decades of clinical experience. He founded HealthCMi, a global platform offering continuing education for acupuncture professionals. Adam has trained thousands of practitioners and served as an instructor at Five Branches University. He currently hosts the Health Options Acupuncture podcast, where he shares practical insights on natural therapies and integrative healthcare.
Adam White (LAc, MTCM) is a veteran acupuncturist and expert in Chinese medicine with over two decades of clinical experience. He founded HealthCMi, a global platform offering continuing education for acupuncture professionals. Adam has trained thousands of practitioners and served as an instructor at Five Branches University. He currently hosts the Health Options Acupuncture podcast, where he shares practical insights on natural therapies and integrative healthcare.
About The Guest
This episode features Adam White as the sole presenter, offering his expertise and insights.
This episode features Adam White as the sole presenter, offering his expertise and insights.
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