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Recovering from “burn out” with a Chinese medicine practitioner.

Burnout syndrome, commonly known as “burnout,” is a condition many are facing, primarily caused by work-related stress. This chronic stress affects one’s emotions, leading to feelings of exhaustion, disinterest in work, diminishing creativity, lack of motivation, inspiration, and a general decrease in enthusiasm. If left unchecked, it can cause discomfort, sadness, and boredom with one’s […]

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How does Chinese medicine manage numbness in the hands and feet caused by chemotherapy?

Numbness in the hands and feet from chemotherapy is a common side effect. Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) believes this numbness arises when energy pathways are blocked, preventing the flow of qi (energy) and blood, thereby depleting the body’s yang energy. This leads to a lack of blood and warmth nourishing the nerves in the extremities,

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Restoring your body after chemotherapy with Chinese medicine.

Recovering from “chemotherapy” with traditional Chinese medicine Chemotherapy is a cancer treatment that uses chemicals to fight cancer cells, inhibiting their growth and causing cell death. When chemotherapy drugs enter the body, they also destroy some normal cells, leading to side effects such as nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite, hair loss, reduced blood cell counts,

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Rehabilitation of stroke patients using with Chinese medicine.

Rehabilitating stroke patients’ muscles with Chinese medicine Caring for stroke patients after leaving the hospital is a critical period, and the faster muscle rehabilitation occurs, the fewer lingering symptoms there will be. The optimal period for brain, muscle, and bodily rehabilitation (Golden Period) is within the first 3-6 months after a stroke occurs. Common symptoms

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“Strained Waist from Improper Bending” – Treatable with Tui Na Massage (推拿治疗腰扭伤)

A strained waist caused by improper bending is an injury affecting the lower back muscles, ligaments, and joints. This often happens when bending to lift or pick up an object, resulting in sharp, stabbing pain in the lower back. Initially, the pain may seem temporary, but it can become persistent or worsen over time. If

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Chinese Medicine : Tuina Massage for Treating “Pillow Fall Syndrome”

What is pillow fall syndrome? Pillow fall syndrome refers to discomfort experienced upon waking, characterized by: Neck pain and inability to turn the neck. Difficulty in bending and tilting the neck. Pain often localized to one side of the neck. Some individuals may feel an unusual warmth or heat in the neck, indicating acute inflammation

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Chinese Medicine : Tuina massage for health restoration

Tuina (Tuina) is a therapeutic practice within Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) focused on healing, restoring, and preventing health issues through various massage techniques. These techniques include pressing, rubbing, squeezing, twisting, or rolling the muscles and specific acupoints along the meridian lines using consistent, smooth, and deep force. This type of massage is known for its

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Chinese Medicine : Osteoarthritis of the Knee (KOA) 膝关节骨关节炎

Knee Osteoarthritis (KOA) is a disease resulting from the degeneration of the articular cartilage at the knee joints. This cartilage deterioration and joint bone wear are associated with aging, usage, or hormonal changes in postmenopausal women due to the lack of estrogen, which normally helps protect the knee cartilage. When the protective cartilage is gone,

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Chinese Medicine: Get to Know About Displaced Otoliths of the Inner Ear (BPPV)

Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) occurs when otoliths, or calcium deposits, in the inner ear become dislodged from their original position. This condition is commonly found in the elderly, whose inner ear deposits may become brittle and easily detached. It can also occur in individuals who have experienced severe head trauma or have chronic diseases

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Chinese Medicine: Acupuncture and medicinal fumigation for “Reduced Joint Synovial Fluid” 关节滑液减少

Synovial fluid is a liquid within the joint cavity that lubricates the joint membranes, facilitating smooth movement without friction and protecting the bones from impact and wear. Effects of Reduced Synovial Fluid: As age increases, the synovial fluid naturally decreases. Reduced synovial fluid can cause the joints to rub against each other, leading to clicking

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