Viewing things as a connected whole
The theory is not looking at certain physiological or pathological phenomenons in isolation, but rather view the treatment and prevention of diseases from a holistic perspective.
The theory is not looking at certain physiological or pathological phenomenons in isolation, but rather view the treatment and prevention of diseases from a holistic perspective.
In Chinese Medicine, the skin serves as a reflective indicator of one's internal well-being. In the case of acne, this disharmony becomes evident through excessive sebum production, skin inflammation, redness, and spots.
Chinese Medicine often links acne to imbalances with the Lungs. These imbalances are attributed to things like inadequate diet, excessive stress, demanding lifestyles, and digestive issues.
Traditional Chinese Medicine has been used for decades to help treat eczema, offering relief and improved quality of life.
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) isn't a one-size-fits-all solution. It's all about personalisation. Each individual's eczema experience is different, and TCM practitioners understand this.
Gua Sha is an ancient Chinese healing technique that has been used for thousands of years. It involves using a smooth-edged tool to scrape the skin and promote healing, reduce inflammation, relieve muscle tension, and improve skin health. Let's dive into the history of Gua Sha and explore its benefits.
Rejuvenates skin, energy-boosting + promotes collagen production.
Nourish the liver and kidney, as well as improve blood circulation in the body.
Skin soothing, anti-inflammatory and helps reduce uneven skin tone.
Boosts blood circulation and helps brighten the skin.
Nourishes the blood and support digestive health. Rich in amino acids, flavonoids, vitamin B, vitamin C and vitamin A.