Acupuncture, reiki and chinese medicine cleanses with Jen Yocum

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Jen is a healer in the truest sense of the word.  I had been receiving acupuncture for a couple years before meeting her.  When I decided to switch and receive treatment from her, my results were so much more pronounced.  I had relief much faster, also. She is a caring person that has helped me in so many ways.

R.S., Baltimore, MD

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I’m Dr. Jen Yocum, Licensed Acupuncturist, Yoga Teacher, Expert on Chinese Medicine-based Nutrition, and Author.

I believe you’re here because you’re ready to make significant, impactful changes in your life. I use principles of Eastern Medicine and Energy Work to help empower you to create lasting positive shifts in your body, mind, and spirit.

Here on my site, you’ll find tons of information about how to make those changes. I’ve created and shared recipes made with tasty, whole-foods-based ingredients that work with my signature online program, The Chinese Medicine Cleanse. There are yoga videos, articles about wellness topics, and you can find out ways to work with me, both virtually and in-person.

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Enjoy,

Jen

 

LATEST RECIPES

Holiday Stuffing (Gluten-Free, Dairy-Free)

Holiday Stuffing (Gluten-Free, Dairy-Free)

STUFFING.....who's with me?!?  Seriously, I love stuffing and I am probably half made of Stove Top stuffing given how much my mom made it for us growing up.  Sigh...that red 80's box of Stove Top brings back memories.  But let's get real...I think we don't want to eat...

Gluten-Free, Dairy-Free Vegan Pumpkin Pie

Gluten-Free, Dairy-Free Vegan Pumpkin Pie

As far as I'm concerned, the only reason food-wise for Thanksgiving and other holidays is for PUMPKIN PIE!!!!  I grew up with the Mrs. Smith's pumpkin pies, with tons of Cool Whip on them, of course.  Well, now that my 40 year old body does not love dairy nor gluten,...

Roasted Herb Turkey Breast

Roasted Herb Turkey Breast

Do you only have to cook for a couple people or a small family, and don't want to mess with cooking an entire turkey?  I don't blame you.  I still have never cooked a full turkey and I'm not sure I ever will.  Many stores sell a turkey breast, which is certainly large...

Sausage, Sweet Potato, and Red Lentil Soup

Sausage, Sweet Potato, and Red Lentil Soup

As the fall weather starts, I am instantly drawn to soups...even if it's not so chilly outside yet!  One of my favorite soups that I make many times over is my Sausage and Lentil Soup, found here, every now and then, I either run out of ingredients for it, or I feel...

Healthy Valentine’s Day Recipes to Enjoy

Healthy Valentine’s Day Recipes to Enjoy

It seems that my email inbox gets flooded this time of year with all sorts of unhealthy suggestions for cookies, cakes, chocolate everything...and that's how we're supposed to show ourselves and our loved ones true love?  By giving them something that will probably...

Beef and Okra Stew

Beef and Okra Stew

After posting pictures of this tasty stew on Instagram and Facebook, a few of you were asking me for the recipe, so here it is!  I created this out of a craving to have some beef stew, and I thought, well I've got some okra in the freezer, so maybe that would taste...

Chicken and Spinach Stuffed Sweet Potatoes

Chicken and Spinach Stuffed Sweet Potatoes

Stuffed sweet potatoes have been all the rage for around a year now, and I've tried a few versions myself.  I'm still searching for some great new recipes, but this one is basic and easy.  I have a "problem" when it comes to tahini with sweet potatoes...I just think...

Sausage and Lentil Soup

Sausage and Lentil Soup

No joke, this is probably my all-time favorite soup that I've ever created, and I make it several times a year.  You can use uncooked sausage or the pre-cooked kind, pork or chicken, whatever you've got around or you prefer.  You can also sub out the beef stock for...

Sauteed Baby Zucchini

Sauteed Baby Zucchini

There’s something about the “baby” version of veggies that just makes me want to eat them more. I’m guessing I’m not alone since baby carrots are such a staple no one thinks twice about it (even though rumor is they aren’t actually baby carrots anyway but rather full...

Broiled Sea Scallops

Broiled Sea Scallops

Even though I grew up on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, where I spent summers crabbing and consuming all sorts of crabs, shrimp, and clams, sea scallops are one of my all-time favorite seafoods. Bay scallops are one of my least favorite. So don’t get the two mixed up....

Easy Kale Salad

Easy Kale Salad

A simple massaged kale salad is a good staple to have as part of your arsenal, and it creates a base with which you can add all sorts of creative toppings. Avocado adds some healthy fat to this version, and I even threw in some pomegranate seeds for the fall. Nothing...

Brussels Sprout Chips

Brussels Sprout Chips

  I decided to make these as an experiment because I had a surplus of Brussels sprouts, and I’m so glad I did, because they will now be in regular rotation for the family’s healthy snacks. They’re simple to make- consider putting some out for your next get...

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