At Acubody, we specialise in the application of acupuncture to balance and support general well-being. The large intestine meridian is a significant channel in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), extending from the index finger up the arm, along the shoulder, and terminating close to the nose. This meridian has a direct connection to digestive health, immunity, and emotional balance.
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In TCM, the urinary bladder meridian is the longest energy pathway in the body. It comprises 67 acupuncture points. The meridian begins at the inner corner of the eye and travels over the head, down the back, and along the posterior aspect of the legs. It ends at the small toe.
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At Acubody, we see that fatigue means more than a tired feeling. Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS), otherwise referred to as Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME), is a pervasive and disabling disease marked by all-encompassing fatigue that can’t be reversed by rest. It affects millions of people throughout the world, and we want to bring visibility to this taxing condition.
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Sports injuries are common among athletes and active individuals, often leading to pain, reduced mobility, and long recovery times. While surgery is sometimes recommended for severe cases, many people seek alternative treatments that focus on natural healing and rehabilitation. One such approach is Chinese medicine for sports injuries without surgery, which utilizes non-invasive methods to support the body’s recovery process. TCM addresses injuries by restoring balance, improving circulation, and promoting self-healing through various therapeutic techniques.
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Monthly period cramps can significantly affect your quality of life, interfering with work, social life, and overall health. At Acubody, we know the difficulties of dysmenorrhea and provide a holistic solution to relief through professional acupressure. While most look for quick solutions, we prefer treating the cause of your pain, not just the symptoms, with sustainable solutions that empower you to live comfortably. Our experienced acupuncturists stimulate the pressure points for period cramps to offer relief.
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Kidney 3, or Taixi, is an important point in Traditional Chinese Medicine. This crucial point on the Kidney meridian is famous for tonifying Kidney energy or Kidney Qi and treating a range of conditions. Knowing about the location, advantages, and uses of the point can prove to be an important step in improving your life as a whole.
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The meridian of the small intestine, an important channel in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), is a key channel in both physical and emotional health. This meridian is not merely about digestion; it is closely connected with how we absorb and integrate experience, both nutritional and emotional.
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Painful period? No more! There are natural remedies you can use to relieve pain and stimulate your body’s energy. Acupuncture and acupressure, for instance, have been used for quite some time to treat pain, such as menstrual cramps. These techniques help reduce pain, relax, and achieve balance in the body.
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Acupuncture is a cornerstone in TCM and has gained recognition as a complementary treatment for male fertility issues. With an increasing body of evidence supporting its efficacy, acupuncture offers a holistic approach to addressing the underlying causes of fertility and augmenting reproductive health.
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Facial rejuvenation with acupuncture is an ever-increasing popular natural alternative to conventional anti-ageing treatments. Rooted in TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine), this approach involves the insertion of sterile, fine needles into specific points on the body and face to augment skin health and stimulate the production of collagen.
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