ACUWISE
CHINESE MEDICINE CENTRE
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ACUWISE
Chinese Medicine Clinic

 
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Welcome to Acuwise Chinese Medicine Clinic
 
Acuwise chinese Medicine clinic is located in Bayswater, the south-eastern suburb in Melbourne, Australia. It offers a range of expert services including Acupuncture, Chinese medicine, Chinese remedial and relaxation massageand for  a long term recovery solutions with some choronic illness and instant relief for some acute injuries.
 
Acuwise is committed to deliver fast and effective treatment solutions and ensures the clients to be able to receive personlised services. Here in Acuwise, you will get quality service, client satisfactory, sound effectiveness.

Contact Acuwise TCM Clinic
 
Phone: 03 9729 4988
Mobile: 0424 661 028
Email: info@acuwise.com.au
Add: 7-13 High St. Bayswater, VIC 3153

About Chinese Medicine
  1. Women's health
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  2. Men's health
    Prostate cancer Penis problem Erectile dysfunction Impotence
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  3. Pain Management
    Migraine Headache Musculoskeletal Disorder Sport Injuries Acute Chronic Pain Low Backpain & Sciatica Cancer Support
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What We Do
 
ACUPUNCTURE
CUPPING
CHINESE HERBAL MEDICINE
CHINESE ACUPRESSURE MASSAGE
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Western and Eastern views coming together on a variety of health fronts
 
For example, the Netherlands' Jan van der Greef, a professor of analytical biosciences at Leiden University, is looking at an aspect of traditional Chinese medicine called qi, or life energy, as it pertains to the environment and forces in the body. (2)

Yale University's pharmacology professor Yung-Chi Cheng and others are assessing an herbal concoction which has already demonstrated effectiveness in chemotherapy settings, that may have the ability to lessen nausea and diarrhea while enhancing colon-cancer treatment. (2)

Dr. Shao Li, deputy director of the bioinformatics division at Tsinghua University in Beijing says that researchers in his group feel that "in such a big-data era, a new way can be eventually found to connect Eastern and Western medicine at the molecular and systematic levels." (2)

Chinese medicine has been used for thousands of years. Many people today feel that it's effective in treating a range of conditions; Chinese herbs such as thorowax root and Oriental ginseng, for example, have been seen as ideal remedies for those with ADHD. Thorowax root produces a sedative effect that may lessen hyperactivity and impulse behavior, while Oriental ginseng is thought to benefit those individuals who need to improve memory, reduce stress and boost concentration levels. (3)

Herbs such as dragon's blood (Sanguis draxonis) and wheel wingnut (Cyclocarya paliurus) have been touted for their role in helping regulate insulin levels in people with type 2 diabetes. (3,4) Other modalities such as acupuncture are also often considered beneficial among prediabetic individuals and those with type 2 diabetes, as it not only helps alleviate ankle and foot pain but can improve neuropathy symptoms as well. (4

Learn more: http://www.naturalnews.com/047664_Chinese_medicine_data_analysis_Western.html#ixzz3z9OVDU5p
 
Traditional Chinese Medicine herbal formula shown to help prevent diabetes
 
Tuesday, January 28, 2014 by: Reuben Chow
Tags: TCM, type 2 diabetes, blood sugar
 
(NaturalNews) A recent study to be published in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism (JCEM) has revealed that a particular Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) herbal formula helped to slow the progression from pre-diabetes to a full-blown diagnosis of diabetes.

Pre-diabetes is a condition whereby a person has elevated blood sugar levels but not yet to the point of developing type 2 diabetes. Individuals with pre-diabetes have a higher risk of not only type 2 diabetes, but also stroke and cardiovascular disease.

The study encompassed a double-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled trial which involved 420 subjects (of which 389 completed the trial) at 11 different sites in China. For a 12-month period, they consumed either capsules of Tianqi or a placebo thrice per day before each meal. The study subjects were also given a month of lifestyle education at the start of the study while meeting nutritionists numerous times during the year. Glucose tolerance was measured every three months.



Learn more: http://www.naturalnews.com/044131_TCM_type_2_diabetes_blood_sugar.html#ixzz3z9kkV2ka



 
Cinnamon bark, used in Chinese medicine, shown to halt progression of Parkinson's
 
 
Saturday, July 12, 2014 by: David Gutierrez, staff writer
Tags: cinnamon bark, Parkinson''s disease, Chinese medicine

(NaturalNews) Eating cinnamon powder may cause the body to reverse some of the brain changes associated with Parkinson's disease (PD), according to a study conducted by researchers from Rush University Medical Center and published in the Journal of Neuroimmune Pharmacology on June 20.

The research was funded by the National Institutes of Health.

"Cinnamon has been used widely as a spice throughout the world for centuries," lead researcher Kalipada Pahan, PhD, said. "This could potentially be one of the safest approaches to halt disease progression in Parkinson's patients."




Learn more: http://www.naturalnews.com/045969_cinnamon_bark_Parkinsons_disease_Chinese_medicine.html#ixzz3z9QSRaVQ
Traditional Chinese Medicine herbal formula shown to help prevent diabetes
Tuesday, January 28, 2014 by: Reuben Chow
Tags: TCM, type 2 diabetes, blood sugar


Learn more: http://www.naturalnews.com/044131_TCM_type_2_diabetes_blood_sugar.html#ixzz3z9jc8U7g