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Posted in 'All around AcuHealth, Chinese Medicine Treatment' on August 2, 2018
Acupuncture for Children?

According to a study by the Rush University Medical Centre
in Chicago (Dec 2015), acupuncture is something parents should consider if
their children are suffering from chronic pain. Children with various chronic
conditions were studied to assess the impact of acupuncture on pain, nausea and
quality of life. The results showed "significant
positive results both during and after sessions” for all three indicators.
Eight individu ... Keep reading
Posted in 'Fertility & Pregnancy, Chinese Medicine Treatment' on September 19, 2015

PLEASE NOTE : This was created as a guideline and a useful easy to use tool for labour, hopefully encouraging and empowering both the support person and the expected mum.
It is said that , "From a medical model, they can be viewed as promoting the release of endorphins, blocking the pain receptors to the brain, dilating the cervix, and increasing the efficiency of the contraction". (Debra Betts)
Please note that many of these points a ... Keep reading
Posted in 'All around AcuHealth, Chinese Medicine Treatment' on June 17, 2015
What is Acupuncture?
The word acupuncture is derived from Latin roots, with the Latin word acus means a
needle and acupuncture means to puncture with a needle.
Acupuncture is
an ancient science and art of healing. It is a method of treatment involving
the insertion of fine needles into various points on the body to treat a wide
range of illnesses and disorders.
There are over
500 acupuncture points, some 365 of which are located and linked on
channels/meridians, along which energy, ... Keep reading
Posted in 'All around AcuHealth, Chinese Medicine Treatment' on May 19, 2015
What are headaches? What types of headache are there?
Simply defined, a headache is a pain in the head due to some cause. Headaches may result from any number of factors, including tension; muscle contraction; vascular problems; withdrawal from certain medications; abscesses; or injury.
Headaches fall into three main categories: tension-type, migraine and cervicogenic. Tension-type headaches are the most frequent. Patients who endure tension-type headaches usually feel mild to moderate pain ... Keep reading |