Acupuncture with Tsao-Lin Moy

Just Dumb Enough Podcast

Given that 25% of all adults have a fear of needles, the choice to be voluntarily stabbed seems like an odd one to many. And while tattoos have become popular in the past decade, acupuncture has existed as a documented medical treatment for over 2,000 years, with other evidence pointing to it's first use over 8,000 years ago!

Welcome to the Just Dumb Enough Podcast. A show that acknowledges no one is always an expert, by dispelling misconceptions with real experts.

My guest today is Tsao Lin Moy. With experience in massage, acupuncture, herbal medicine, and traditional Chinese medicine, Tsao-Lin Moy gives an expert breakdown behind both the spiritual aspects, as well as the hard science of these mystified practices.
I'll tell you now it's not as many needles as you're thinking.
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Let's get stabbed to feel better.

I hope you all learned as much as I did. It's a weird side effect of doing these interviews, and maybe the same for you all listening to the shows, that I become way more open to the idea of going in for acupuncture. It's almost ironic that I've never considered it given the fact that I have paid several people to stab my body thousands of times to get tattoos. So maybe I'll find a place nearby that will only stab me 20 times and report back on the experience.

We're almost halfway through November and here are the updated rankings:
1. The United States, led by Iowa, Nebraska, and Oregon. I'm not sure why the sudden spike in the Midwest states, but that's super cool!
2. Australia, with New South Wales dominating all other combined.
3. The United Kingdom, with England still out front.
4. Canada, with British Columbia and Ontario tied.
5. Germany, battling head to head with New Zealand and led by Bayern. Someone tell me if I'm pronouncing that right.

That's it for this week! Have a great week, a great weekend, and I'll see you all back here for the next episode!
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