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Chinese herbal medicine, qualified herbalist, Melbourne

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Explore our menu -. What is chinese medicine. Send us a message. Chinese herbal medicine and formulas have been used for more than 2000 years in the management of acute and chronic health complaints. Chinese herbalists utilise substances readily found in nature including seeds, leaves, barks and minerals to assist the body in restoring its health. These substances such as cinnamon, liquorice or ginger are often familiar. Others such as Bupleurum or Astragalus may not be so familiar. The formulas primaril...

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Map location of Dantian Health in Brunswick, Victoria, Australia

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Explore our menu -. What is chinese medicine. Send us a message. Where is Dantian Health? Dantian Health provides pre-booked appointments on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at the Australian Shiatsu College in Brunswick, Victoria, which can be located on the map below:. The Australian Shiatsu College is located at 103 Evans St, Brunswick, Victoria 3056. Consultations with the Dantian Health Chinese medicine and acupuncture clinic in Brunswick are exclusively by appointment. Subscribe to our newsletter.

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Dantian Health's Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture blog

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Explore our menu -. Chinese Medical insight and advice. Welcome to Dantian Health’s Chinese medicine blog. Stay tuned for posts. About Chinese medicine and your health. On this Chinese Medicine blog you will find insights and advice about your constitution, health, happiness and well being. Aspects of Chinese herbal medicine, acupuncture and massage will be discussed, including the underlying theories of Chinese medicine, along with the tools and methods utilised in treatment. Jason Chong (Doctor of Chin...

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Chinese medicine links for holistic health care

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Explore our menu -. What is chinese medicine. Send us a message. Below are some of the most informative, accurate and entertaining websites we know of that can further assist your pursuit of Chinese medicine. The Journal of Chinese Medicine. The Lantern Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Special schools of learning. Institute of Classics in East Asian Medicine. Institute of Neijing Research. Chinese Medicine Board of Australia. Australian Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine Association.

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Moxibustion heat therapy treatment, Chinese medicine, Brunswick

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Explore our menu -. What is chinese medicine. Send us a message. Moxibustion is a key part of Oriental remedial medicine and can be used as a standalone heat therapy to treat a wide variety of conditions, as well as strengthening the body as a preventative measure. One of the best known uses of moxibustion is the stimulation of an acupuncture. Point on the little toe to assist in correcting breech births. Moxibustion is a safe alternative therapy in the hands of a trained practitioner at Dantian Health i...

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About Dantian Health Chinese medicine in Brunswick, Victoria

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Explore our menu -. What is chinese medicine. Send us a message. Jason Chong (Doctor of Oriental Medicine) is the owner and principal practitioner at Dantian Health. He is a qualified and registered acupuncturist, Chinese herbalist and Shiatsu and Tuina practitioner. Jason had an interest in entering the health profession from an early age but this was a path that took many years to come to fruition. While completing these studies he also became qualified in massage and Shiatsu. Diplomate of Canonical Ch...

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Gua Sha treatment for muscles and health, Brunswick, Melbourne

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Explore our menu -. What is chinese medicine. Send us a message. Gua Sha, commonly called "scraping, spooning or coining", involves your remedial therapist creating friction over an area of skin with a blunt object such as the rounded edge of a Chinese ceramic soup spoon. Gua Sha has an anti-inflammatory and immunity stimulation effect on the body and is an alternative treatment commonly used to help release muscular tension, as well as ward off the initial onset of the common cold. Ensuring a good intak...

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Ba Sha cupping therapy for muscles, health, Brunswick, Melbourne

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Explore our menu -. What is chinese medicine. Send us a message. Cupping, also known as Ba Sha in Chinese medicine, involves the application of glass cups to the body with suction to hold them in place. The usefulness of cupping extends beyond relieving muscular pain to assisting the systemic functioning of your body, helping to restore your natural health. After cups have been applied there may be marks remaining in the treated area, known as Sha, which usually disappear within a few days after treatment.

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Chinese medicine treatment consultations and care, Melbourne

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Explore our menu -. What is chinese medicine. Send us a message. What happens in a treatment? How long is a consultation? How long does it take to see results? How often do I need to come for treatment? How much does it cost? How can I pay? Will I receive a health rebate? What do I need to bring? Are Chinese herbs toxic? What happens in a treatment? Treatment may involve the use of remedial massage. To begin the process of allowing your body to recover its healthy state. Following treatment a quick discu...

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Acupuncture by qualified acupuncturist, Brunswick, Melbourne

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Explore our menu -. What is chinese medicine. Send us a message. Acupuncture involves the stimulation of specific points around your body by an acupuncturist using needles to help regulate the flow of blood and Qi (energy), providing a safe and drug-free approach to managing your pain and health concerns. When there are blockages to the free flow of blood and Qi, disease occurs as the body struggles to maintain harmony within itself. These observations have led to the development of a theory of how diffe...