Allergic rhinitis, commonly known as hay fever, is a condition that affects millions of people worldwide. Symptoms like sneezing, nasal congestion, runny nose, and itchy eyes can be both uncomfortable and disruptive. Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) offers a holistic approach to managing allergic rhinitis by addressing the root causes and restoring balance within the body. This blog post presents self-help tips from TCM that can help alleviate allergic rhinitis symptoms and improve overall well-being.
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Allergic rhinitis, commonly known as hay fever, affects millions of people around the world, leading to symptoms such as sneezing, nasal congestion, runny nose, and itchy eyes. While many individuals turn to antihistamines and other medications for relief, acupuncture has gained attention as a promising alternative or complementary therapy. This blog post explores how acupuncture can effectively manage allergic rhinitis, backed by recent research evidence.
Halloween, with its festive spirit and playful energy, offers a chance to indulge in fun and creativity. However, the season's sugary treats and late-night festivities can sometimes disrupt our balance and well-being. Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) provides holistic strategies to help you enjoy Halloween while maintaining harmony in your body and mind. Here are some TCM-inspired self-help tips to navigate Halloween with balance and wellness.
Spring is a season of renewal and growth, offering a perfect opportunity to refresh your body and mind. Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) emphasises living in harmony with the seasons, and spring is associated with the liver, which governs the flow of Qi (energy) throughout the body. Embracing TCM principles can help you harness the energy of spring for optimal health and wellness. Here are some TCM-inspired self-help tips to boost your well-being this spring.
As the cold grip of winter gives way to the blooming vibrance of spring, our bodies and minds often crave a reset. The transition into spring is not just a change in season; it's an opportunity for renewal and rejuvenation. One holistic approach that can enhance your well-being during this time is acupuncture. Let’s explore how this ancient practice can be particularly beneficial in spring.
![]() Throughout the year, nature provides us with the appropriate foods to protect us from the climate, support our health, and keep us in balance. Becoming aware of seasonal foods and seasonal eating habits can attune us to the natural cycles of nature, and our bodies. Read on to learn about how to eat in harmony with the changeable energy of Autumn, and how this can help protect your "Lungs" - the organ system associated with Autumn in TCM and the organ most vulnerable to illness during 'flu season' (click here to learn more about your amazing Lungs). ![]() The theories of Chinese medicine suggest that each season relates to a different organ system. Autumn is the season of the Lungs. It’s the time of year when people are easily affected by environmental influences, and great changes are taking place in the weather and plant life around us. The lungs are called the “delicate protective organ” in TCM because they are the only organ that comes into direct contact with the external environment. This can make them vulnerable to the environmental influences which can lead to colds, the flu, or allergies. Read on to learn more about our magnificent Lung 'organ system' according to TCM, and what you can do to keep it healthy and happy. |
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