Your Premier Chinese Medical Clinic
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2705, 27/F, Universal Trade Centre 3-5 Arbuthnot Road
Central, Hong Kong
info@orientalhealth.com.hk
+852 3904 3369
Chinese Medicine (TCM) is effective, affordable and an established and tested practice that aims at helping people without causing them any harm. TCM does not question the western perception of the body. It draws different views and relations between the organs and the body. In order to inform and help more people to benefit from Chinese Medicine we developed the following programs for lectures and workshops:
WORKSHOPS
Practical Hands-On Experience
Find your acupuncture points to release neck and back pain from office work.
Create a balanced flow of energy by pushing key points along the meridians leading to:
– an increase of circulation
– stimulation of the nerve system
– release of endorphins which help reducing pain
– balance of the hormonal system
At the end of this experience participants have a sense of wellbeing and comfort.
Improve your Body Constitution based on Chinese Medicine Principles
To stay healthy we need to understand ourselves first. An essential factor to prevent disease, strengthen health and balance your body is to understand your own body first, its characteristics and how your body constitution is shaped by your genes, your way of life, and your environment. We introduce participants to a better health with:
– easy exercises
– balanced diet
– Chinese herbs everyone can use
– paths to a healthy lifestyle
To determine the individual Body Constitution type we explore each participant’s lifestyle and health condition. To embark on the path to health we provide insights on how to improve the current lifestyle to more health and balance in life. For privacy of participants we can host individual sessions.
LECTURES:
Informative and Understandable
How can Chinese Medicine complement Western Medicine to minimize or eliminate side effects?
Strong cases from the field presented by our experienced practitioner to highlight how Chinese Medicine is applied side-by-side with modern medicine. Example cases may include severe cases of cancer treatment to common cases such as a flu or cold. This lecture will:
– critically review the Western treatment of common and chronic diseases
– highlight synergies with TCM that improve many treatments in the western health care
– show alternatives where western medication cannot provide long term wellbeing for patients
– contribute to the knowledge of improvements of the quality of life of the participants
An Introduction to TCM including a TCM Diagnosis
In this lecture we will explore how a typical Chinese Medicine Diagnosis looks like and explain the coherences of meridian channels, organs and TCM Principles. One example is the Five Elements Cycle forming the basis for the relationship of organs and the required overall balance in the human body.
We will explain the following steps of a TCM diagnosis and show their importance:
– feel the pulse speed and strength
– check the tongue color and shape
– examine the symptoms and body of the patient
– discuss the health condition and overall situation of the patient:
o comprehensive view on the human being in relation to environment
o balance of the patient with family and friends
o nutrition
o environment
o lifestyle
At the end of the lecture we will provide a TCM diagnosis and individual consultation for up to 6 people. A preregistration for an individual consultation is required.
How to Leverage TCM to Prevent and Cure Flu & Coughing?
Nowadays, Western practitioners often prescribe Antibiotics to treat a cold. Prof. Paul Little commented in the BBC: “The overuse of antibiotics, particularly when they are ineffective, leads to the development of resistance and has side effects like diarrhea, rash and vomiting.”
Chinese Medicine as a Potent Alternative
Traditional Chinese Medicine is effective in treating mild forms of chest infections and coughs because of its careful differentiation of the various types of coughs. Our experienced TCM doctor will introduce the types and the root cause of a cough in more detail:
Coughs due to excessive Heat
Treated with cooling, moistening herbs and acupuncture directed at specific points on the body which clear heat from the lungs.
Coughs due to excessive Cold
Treated with warming, drying herbs and the application of moxibustion, a Traditional Chinese Medicine therapy using the Mugwort herb.
Coughs caused by Wind
Treatment of a dryness cough caused by wind means to repel the dryness and to help moisten the lungs.
At the end of the lecture we will indicate unique techniques to not only fix the immediate symptoms but also to address the illness at its source in order to prevent the next flu or cold.
Preventing Cancer, Treating Cancer and Avoiding Re-Occurrence
The Harvard School of of Public Health estimates a cancer growth rate of 25% by the year 2020 making it a widely populated diseases among developed countries. These facts arise questions such as:
– Why does cancer occur?
– How to prevent cancer?
– How does TCM treat cancer?
– How to avoid cancer from re-occurring?
This lecture will introduce the perspective of Chinese Medicine on the reasons for the occurrence cancer and how to lower the probability for the occurrence of cancer. Essential TCM concepts such as the Qi and Energy Stagnation and basic TCM principles are discussed in order to understand why and how cancer occurs from a Chinese Medicine perspective. Equipped with this powerful knowledge participants will be able to lower their probability of developing cancer. After this lecture participants will
understand how TCM can be combined with Western Medicine in order to offset side effects, stop the growth of cancer at an early stage and enhance the body’s immune system to fight cancer and to recover more quickly.
Individual Lectures & Workshops
Please feel free to contact us to discuss how we can customize, amend or combine the content of a lecture or workshop designated for your needs and audience’s interests.
We can assist you via email at info@orientalhealth.com.hk or phone (+852) 3904 3369.