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Acupuncture is a form of Traditional Chinese Medicine treatment that has roots dating back to thousands of years. The treatment involves insertion of sterile thin needles into meridian points located on the surface of the body by a certified practitioner. The set of meridian points chosen are determined by the diagnostic patterns and clinical symptoms and presentation of the individual.
Acupuncture is commonly used for the following conditions:
- Joint pains
- Lower back pain
- Digestive related conditions
- Headache, migraines and facial pains
- Post-operative/cancer treatment symptoms
- Menstrual related conditions
- Stroke rehabilitation
Cupping is an integral arm of Traditional Chinese Medicine treatment. It involves the introduction of a flame or pump into glass or plastic bottles to produce a vacuum-suction effect which is applied on meridian points on the body surface. Cupping helps promote blood circulation, disperse blood and qi blockages and rejuvenates the body.
Cupping is commonly used for the following:
- Muscle tension and aches
- Flu and colds
- Maintenance of general wellbeing
- Digestion and weight management
Acupressure utilizes various techniques and motions, to apply firm strokes and force on meridian points, muscle and bone structures. Acupressure improves blood circulation, reduces swelling, relieves pain and promotes recovery. An alternative form of acupressure known as pediatric acupressure or tuina can be applied on children to manage various conditions.
Acupressure is commonly used for the following:
- Sports injury and trauma
- Muscle tightness and aches
- Digestive-related conditions
Herbal prescription is a main component of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Through the collection of clinical symptoms and presentations, a diagnostic pattern or syndrome is obtained to guide the formulation of a prescription. Various herbs are combined to balance the body constitution, improve circulation and manage symptoms. Powdered herbs are packed into convenient sachets for easy consumption.
Herbal prescriptions can be used for the following:
- Respiratory conditions such as flu, colds and coughs
- Digestive related conditions such as constipation, indigestion
- Skin conditions such as eczema, acne, psoriasis
- Cancer management to improve immunity and energy levels
- Metabolic conditions such as pre-diabetes, diabetes, gout
- Fertility conditions
- Menstrual conditions
- Pain management
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Acupuncture is a form of Traditional Chinese Medicine treatment that has roots dating back to thousands of years. The treatment involves insertion of sterile thin needles into meridian points located on the surface of the body by a certified practitioner. The set of meridian points chosen are determined by the diagnostic patterns and clinical symptoms and presentation of the individual.
Acupuncture is suitable for the following conditions:
- Joint pains
- Lower back pain
- Digestive related conditions
- Headache, migraines and facial pains
- Post-operative/cancer treatment symptoms
- Menstrual related conditions
- Stroke rehabilitation
Cupping is an integral arm of Traditional Chinese Medicine treatment. It involves the introduction of a flame or pump into glass or plastic bottles to produce a vacuum-suction effect which is applied on meridian points on the body surface. Cupping helps promote blood circulation, disperse blood and qi blockages and rejuvenates the body.
Cupping is commonly used for the following:
- Muscle tension and aches
- Flu and colds
- Maintenance of general wellbeing
- Digestion and weight management
Acupressure utilizes various techniques and motions, to apply firm strokes and force on meridian points, muscle and bone structures. Acupressure improves blood circulation, reduces swelling, relieves pain and promotes recovery. An alternative form of acupressure known as pediatric acupressure or tuina can be applied on children to manage various conditions.
Acupressure is commonly used for the following:
- Sports injury and trauma
- Muscle tightness and aches
- Digestive-related conditions
Herbal prescription is a main component of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Through the collection of clinical symptoms and presentations, a diagnostic pattern or syndrome is obtained to guide the formulation of a prescription. Various herbs are combined to balance the body constitution, improve circulation and manage symptoms. Powdered herbs are packed into convenient sachets for easy consumption.
Herbal prescriptions can be used for the following:
- Respiratory conditions such as flu, colds and coughs
- Digestive related conditions such as constipation, indigestion
- Skin conditions such as eczema, acne, psoriasis
- Cancer management to improve immunity and energy levels
- Metabolic conditions such as pre-diabetes, diabetes, gout
- Fertility conditions
- Menstrual conditions
- Pain management