Matt Van Dyke, L.Ac. EAMP1405 Fraser St. # 1
Bellingham, WA 98229(360) 466-1800- Testimonials
I feel fortunate to have found Matt and his services. He is very knowledgeable and caring. I see him for acupuncture and herbal support. I have had 2 surgeries in the last year and felt pretty out of whack. Since the treatments started I can sleep 6-7 hours without waking up…which is kind of a miracle for me, especially since one of the reasons for waking up after 3 or so hours was bladder urge. It feels like things are... Read more »
As a health care practitioner myself for nearly 2 decades, I’ve come to have extremely high standards for my medical care. Matt Van Dyke, EAMP has FAR exceeded my expectations and I highly recommend him for anyone looking to improve their health using the wisdom of Chinese Medicine. Matt is a wealth of knowledge, utilizing the perfect blend of intuition and skill. Having a background in the sciences, I deeply appreciate his scientific approach to TCM and believe that his... Read more »
I came to Matt after dealing with back pain (as well as several other medical issues) for several weeks. I had seen my primary care, gone to chiropractor, used all the traditional methods (ice, nsaids, etc), yet I was getting worse not better. After only one treatment with Matt I was feeling SO much better. I can’t rave enough about Matt’s treatment! I was not only feeling physically, but emotionally I felt improvement, too! After dealing with several medical issues... Read more »
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Meridian Point: Large Intestine 4
Large Intestine 4 is one of the most important and influential acupoints in the entire body. The Chinese name for Large Intestine 4 is “He Gu” meaning union valley or converging valley. The point is located on the hand in the web between the thumb and index finger, also described as the depression where the index finger and Continue reading
Successful Herbs to Move Liver Qi
We often say in Traditional Chinese Medicine that the liver is the system most easily susceptible to stress. Stress knots the Qi (energy) and makes its flow stagnate – this happens most quickly in the liver energy system. The liver, in TCM, is in charge of the smooth flow of Qi throughout the body. This means that if Qi Continue reading

