The common cold and flu (influenza) is a very common disease seen in our clinic. Almost every single person will experience a flu or cold at some stage in their life. Colds and flus can occur during any season and in any country around the world. Some people may only experience this a few times a […]
The Kidneys are very important organs for the body according to traditional Chinese medicine. They are located on both sides of your lower back. Chinese medicine regards the Kidneys like the roots of a tree. Functionally, they are in charge of growth and development, reproduction and circulation, especially for the lower part of the body. They […]
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. […]
Menopause has been documented in ancient Traditional Chinese Medicine texts for over 2,000 years. Chinese Medicine considers that when women reach around 50 years of age, their Yin and Yang requires rebalancing. This is due to the body transitioning from one life stage to another. For the body at this time, the energy of the Kidneys decline […]
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 […]
Traditional Chinese medicine diagnosis understands that each internal organ, when it is weak or imbalanced, will show up as a particular set of signs and symptoms. 1. The following symptoms are common if your lung function is weak or imbalanced Shortness of breath Chest tightness Asthmatic breathing Easily sweating especially after physical activity Chronic cough and […]
The Spleen is located in your abdomen. Chinese medicine considers that the Spleen organ system’s main functions involve digestion, circulation and blood production. If the Spleen is weak or disordered, you can experience the following symptoms: Tired, fatigued Pale face, heart palpitations Iron deficiency Bloating especially after eating Sluggish or loose bowel movements, often with undigested […]
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) […]
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