October 2016 – Metro Health & Medicine

Wind

adminOctober 17, 2016April 17, 2020Chinese Medicine, Cold & Flu, Seasonal Approach to Chinese Medicine, Uncategorizedacupuncture leederville, acupuncture mt lawley, acupuncture north perth, chrysanthemum, flatulance, hayfever, ju hua, mulberry leaf, sang ye, spring, wind, windy

Considered one of the 6 Pathogens in Chinese Medicine, wind can cause disharmony in our body. No, in case you were wondering, we are not talking about the flatulence type of wind! Much of Chinese medicine can be understood from observation, particularly observing our body and the environment. While moderate wind in the environment is tolerable, […]

HERBAL ICED TEA

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Improve your training with Chinese medicine.

adminOctober 11, 2016July 19, 2018Acupuncture, Chinese Medicineacupuncture exercise, acupuncture injuries, chinese medicine olympics, cramps, cupping, cupping marks, exercise, Improve training with Chinese medicine, michael phelps cupping, muscle cramps, olympics acupuncture

How can Chinese medicine be used to improve your training? Acupuncture (and associated treatments like cupping) is often sought out by athletes because it’s not adding anything into your body. While there’s nothing illegal about Chinese herbs used in Australia, it is a legitimate concern for high level and competitive athletes using substances that may […]