Chinese medicine offers child-friendly acupuncture and a wide range of needle-free treatments many of which actively involve their parents and empower them to support their children’s health on a daily base.
Lentils are a great source of folate, B vitamins, iron and potassium. They are rich in protein and high in fibre. In Chinese medicine, legumes (beans, all kind of lentils) pertain to the element of Water and support the Kidneys.
Interstitial Cystitis (IC) is a debilitating bladder syndrome. Many IC sufferers would describe it as a severe urinary tract infection (UTI) that never goes away. However, it differs from a UTI in such as it is resistant to antibiotic treatment.
In Chinese medicine, bedwetting is most commonly associated with a weakness of the Kidney function. The Kidney and bladder are the representative organs of the Water element, the element that governs courage and willpower.
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For any woman who experiences gynaecological or hormonal issues or wants to conceive, charting your Basal Body Temperature (BBT) is a great place to start. A regular menstrual cycle shows that your body is in a healthy balance and produces the right levels of hormones at the right time.
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Did you know Chinese medicine offers gentle natural healthcare from a very young age? Paediatric Tui Na therapy is a Chinese massage and acupressure technique that can support your little one’s physical and mental wellbeing. At our Brisbane based Family Acupuncture clinic, we provide age appropriate treatments for children, starting from newborn age
