In Chronic Fatigue Syndrome acupuncture theory clarifies what needs to be done, the order to do it and what can be expected, so raising your spirits.
Wear too little and you could get this Liver Channel Cold Stagnation. Then you’ll need acupuncture and moxa to sort it out!
‘Lung Damp Phlegm’ is another snappy description most people can understand even without knowing the first thing about Chinese medicine. Who hasn’t heard someone coughing up piles of damp-phlegm?
2500 years of acupuncture theory and you thought it was just sticking in a few pins? It makes sense of where energy goes in your body, what happens when you’re in pain – and what to do about it.
Hot and Cold, two of the most important divisions in Chinese medicine, but less easy to understand than you might think.
Stomach Qi Deficiency affects most of us sooner or later! Have you ever lost your appetite and felt queasy and tired in the morning?
Heart and Spleen Blood deficiency is very common. Many, perhaps more women than men, have it. It explains many ordinary conditions that people recognise.
The Six Stages of Disease caused by invasion of Cold is part of Chinese medical theory used daily, even though it’s 1800 years old!
Spleen yang is what your body uses to absorb food and give you energy and healthy blood. When weak, you get distension, no appetite and tired.
Underlying many painful periods is Chong Mai Rebellious Qi, which pushes upwards, causing pain and distension, anxiety and cold feet.
In Chronic Fatigue Syndrome acupuncture theory clarifies what needs to be done, the order to do it and what can be expected, so raising your spirits.
Wear too little and you could get this Liver Channel Cold Stagnation. Then you’ll need acupuncture and moxa to sort it out!
‘Lung Damp Phlegm’ is another snappy description most people can understand even without knowing the first thing about Chinese medicine. Who hasn’t heard someone coughing up piles of damp-phlegm?
2500 years of acupuncture theory and you thought it was just sticking in a few pins? It makes sense of where energy goes in your body, what happens when you’re in pain – and what to do about it.
Hot and Cold, two of the most important divisions in Chinese medicine, but less easy to understand than you might think.
Stomach Qi Deficiency affects most of us sooner or later! Have you ever lost your appetite and felt queasy and tired in the morning?
Heart and Spleen Blood deficiency is very common. Many, perhaps more women than men, have it. It explains many ordinary conditions that people recognise.
The Six Stages of Disease caused by invasion of Cold is part of Chinese medical theory used daily, even though it’s 1800 years old!
Spleen yang is what your body uses to absorb food and give you energy and healthy blood. When weak, you get distension, no appetite and tired.
Underlying many painful periods is Chong Mai Rebellious Qi, which pushes upwards, causing pain and distension, anxiety and cold feet.
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