The preservation of health and prevention of disease is one of the most important guiding principles of traditional Chinese medicine. Health preservation is a branch of Chinese medicine that teaches practical ways of preventing illness and maintaining good health throughout one’s life. This pursuit of health and longevity has especially influenced the lifestyles of traditional Chinese and […]
Over twenty years ago when I worked at the Chinese medicine hospital in Beijing, patients would undergo acupuncture and herbal medicine treatment after their cancer surgery or during chemotherapy. It helped with the effectiveness of the treatment and made the recovery faster. Recently I have seen a woman who had breast cancer and underwent surgery. […]
We spend one third of our life sleeping. We all know know that sleep is extremely important for our overall health. Unfortunately, many people suffer from sleep problems, including insomnia. Some may experience it for a few days or months, while others may suffer it long-term. Insomnia not only disrupts a good nights’ sleep, but […]
In my over 30 years of clinical practice, I have realised that many symptoms of thyroid issues can be helped by identifying and treating certain internal organ disorders. According to traditional Chinese medicine, we don’t just target your thyroid gland but the body as a whole. Therefore, to rebalance your thyroid organ, it is very important […]
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 […]
Spring is a time to enjoy nature’s new growth and renewal. However, the wind and pollen in the air can make this season not so pleasant for some people. Chinese medicine considers that our body is strongly influenced by our living environment and this is especially true with seasonal changes. The different climate and environment of each season affects […]
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