Dr Ping Wang has for many years researched various weight loss methods and finally created this effective program to help her clients to lose weight. This method is not only based on traditional Chinese medicine theories, but also on Dr Ping’s own successful experience in the clinic — and on herself. This article will share […]
Coughing is a very common health issue treated in our clinic with traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) and acupuncture. A persistent cough can be a major health symptom experienced during any season and it may be especially worse in winter and spring. In this article, we are going to briefly discuss how Chinese medicine diagnoses and […]
What is the Chinese medicine perspective of hot flush & excessive sweating and how does it diagnose and treat? Hot flush & excessive sweating are common symptoms with menopause. Menopause may receive a lot of negative attention, but it is a natural part of a woman’s life. It signals the permanent completion of menstruation (periods) […]
Dear valued clients and friends, I wish you and your families a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. All of our team have worked very hard throughout the year and I am proud of their achievements. Over the past 12 months (from 1 Dec to 30 Nov) we have successfully helped over 180 families to […]
Many people nowadays pay a lot of attention to the quality of the food that enters their body, but paying attention to how your food leaves your body is equally as important. Abnormal bowel are becoming more and more common and it can be a part of symptoms of constipation, haemorrhoids, irritable bowel syndrome, Crohn’s […]
It is very helpful to know how hot and dry weather affects your body, so that you can recognise symptoms of overheating and keep your body balanced in summer. Especially in Western Australia, summers are hot, dry and windy with very little rain. The following organs and symptoms are most commonly affected by the hot summer weather. Which internal organs […]
Watermelon is traditionally a summer fruit that is sweet, juicy and cooling in nature. I remember from my childhood that the local Beijingers would eat watermelon nearly every day to keep their bodies cool and in balance throughout the summer. Traditional Chinese medicine diet therapy recommends watermelon to relieve thirst and cool the body in […]
This article introduces an ancient traditional Chinese medicine quote to protect yourself from joint pains in springtime. “Cover up in spring because the spring cold easily affects the bones and joints.” The nature of spring weather Spring is regarded as the season of new growth and change, but it is also a very unstable season during which […]
In China, mung beans are a very popular food, especially in the hot summer months. They are grown in almost all the provinces of China. Most families in China eat mung beans and use them widely in different recipes, such as mung bean noodles, mung bean cake, mung bean rice, mung bean soup, mung bean […]
Making history for the Chinese medicine profession, Ping Ming Health has become the first Chinese medicine clinic ever to exhibit at an Australian general practice conference. On 13-15 November 2015, Ping Ming Health successfully exhibited at the GPCE Melbourne Conference held at the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre. The General Practitioner Conference & Exhibition (GPCE) is widely […]
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