You don't need to be an acupuncture expert to attempt ear seeds. Many wellness clinics and acupuncturists offer guided applications, or you can purchase DIY kits that come with charts showing ...

Ear seeds are safe for just about anyone, although it's always a good idea to tell your doctor about any alternative treatments you try. Some people use ear seeds along with acupuncture treatments.

Ear seeds are closely related to acupuncture and acupressure. Learn more about their potential benefits, how to use them, and the research behind them.

Medically reviewed by Arno Kroner, DAOM Ear seeds are a type of auriculotherapy, also known as ear acupuncture or auricular acupuncture, that stimulates the auricle (the outer surface of your ear).

Acupuncture is fairly mainstream, with people turning to it for pain, anxiety, and even fertility. While the list of benefits is long, it can be time-consuming and expensive, which is why when I first ...

Acupuncture is increasingly gaining cred in the medical community, thanks to research that shows it likely helps with common ailments like back pain, seasonal allergies, and even stress ...

“Ear seeds are little pellets you place on the ear with a tiny adhesive bandage material,” explains Maegan N. Hodge, L.Ac., Owner and Principal Acupuncturist at Centered: Richmond Acupuncture ...

(WTNH) — If you are looking to gain serenity or lose weight in the New Year, the answer may be in your ear! On-the-go alternatives to acupuncture called ear seeds are all the rave right now. Co ...

To get to the bottom of whether ear seeds really quell anxiety, I spoke with Michael Fredericson, a sports medicine physician at Stanford Health Care, who's also certified in medical acupuncture ...