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25.01.2022 The origins of acupuncture can be traced back over 2,000 years, making it one of the oldest health care systems in the world.

25.01.2022 Acupuncture is an incredible way of relaxing. Many patients actually fall asleep during the treatment.

23.01.2022 Acupuncture is not only effective for migraine headaches, but also works very well with tension headaches, cluster headaches, post-traumatic headaches, and dise...ase-related headaches that might be due to sinus problems, high blood pressure or sleeping disorders. Find a registered AACMA practitioner: bit.ly/2Pifu4d

21.01.2022 MERRY CHRISTMAS We wish all the very best these holidays and look forward to seeing you all next year.

19.01.2022 Does acupuncture give any clinical benefit for relieving pain from musculoskeletal conditions, knee osteoarthritis and chronic headache or are any effects down to the 'placebo effect'? http://ow.ly/2rU030g8TPZ

19.01.2022 Stress is wide spread through all age groups affecting the whole community. It has a detrimental effect on body, mind and spirit regardless of its root cause, C...hinese medicine refers to it as stagnation of Liver Qi or energy and acupuncture is a drug free treatment used regularly by AACMA practitioners to treat this stuck Liver Qi thus helping to manage rising stress levels. Find a registered practitioner: bit.ly/2Pifu4d

18.01.2022 Balancing and harmonising the flow of Yin and Yang Qi is the Chinese medicine way to maintain good health and well being. An imbalance in this flow gives rise to illness or disease. Find a registered practitioner: www.acupuncture.org.au

17.01.2022 Insomnia is an issue for many people. Continued poor sleep impacts on health and living. People feel a deep sense of relaxation after an acupuncture treatment. ...Calming the mind and balancing the flow of Qi and Blood, acupuncture helps with inducing and also maintaining sleep through the whole night. Find a registered practitioner: www.acupuncture.org.au

16.01.2022 How many times have you heard someone say to you Your not losing weight because your putting on muscle?

15.01.2022 Women's Health Week and Chinese Medicine. If you are a woman, who has not been through menopause, the menstrual cycle is considered the key indicator or your he...alth in TCM. It will give vital signs of your free flowing energy or Qi. It indicates the state of your blood (enough blood flow, too much blood, is it nourishing your hair and joints enough?) The cycle should be regular, around 28-32 days, are almost free of blood clots and pain, a possible indication of qi stagnation or lack of blood flow. If the volume of blood is little, the Chinese Medicine practitioner will investigate why there is a deficiency, or if large volumes are lost during menstruation, this will indicate other factors, such as blood being unable to be held, or an excess of heat in the body, which can move the blood too much, forcing it outwards and leading to heavy periods. Chinese Medicine diagnosis is such that works with each woman as an individual, signs and symptoms addressed as presenting on the day of the consultation, working to bring the body into a more harmonious and balanced state, and if necessary, to ease pain. . Acupuncture, Chinese Medicine dietary principles, Chinese Herbs, Movement, Massage, Lifestyle advice may be involved in discussion as part of the ways to work with women to assist their bodies into harmony, and rhythm. Many TCM Practitioners work with Western Medicine practitioners in integration. Have you tried Acupuncture & Chinese Medicine? For your nearest AACMA Chinese Medicine Practitioner, call our National Practitioner Referral Service on 1300 725 334 or visit our website www.acupuncture.org.au for qualified practitioners around Australia! Ensure your practitioner (if in Australia) is qualified with a CMBA number, which means they are trained adequately, have a minimum of 1000 clinical hours of acupuncture or more as part of their health science degree, are accurate in their treatment, and follow strict practice guidelines under AHPRA. AACMA members must have a CMBA number to be registered. #chinesemedicine #acupuncture #womenshealthweek2018 #womenshealth

14.01.2022 With individualised assessment and treatment, acupuncture can address the many underlying causes of insomnia and help restore balance in body and mind - completely drug free. Find a registered practitioner: www.acupuncture.org.au

13.01.2022 Chinese herbal medicine is more ancient than acupuncture and has been used in China not just for the treatment of disease, but also importantly, for disease pre...vention and general health maintenance. Herbal remedies can be individualised treatments that treat disease or strengthen and enhance normal body functions such as the immune system. Patent Chinese herbs prescribed by registered Chinese medicine practitioners in Australia are assessed for safety and purity. Find a local registered practitioner: www.acupuncture.org.au

13.01.2022 How can acupuncture help you get through the flu season? Read our latest blog to find out. https://www.acupuncture.org.au//how-acupuncture-can-get-y/

12.01.2022 The burning of the herb moxa is believed to expel cold and warm the meridians improving the flow of Blood and Qi. Stuck Qi and Blood can cause pain. Warmth from moxa may be used to relieve pain. Find a registered practitioner: bit.ly/2Pifu4d

12.01.2022 The burning of the herb moxa, warms the body, stimulating circulation and the flow of qi in the meridians helping to relieve pain. Find a local registered practitioner: bit.ly/2Pifu4d

10.01.2022 Sciatic pain is common and radiates down the path of the sciatic nerve affecting low back, buttocks, hips and legs down to the feet. Acupuncture research shows it is an effective drug free option for alleviating low back pain. Find a registered practitioner: www.acupuncture.org.au

10.01.2022 It's mid spring, seasonal allergies are at their peak but there's good news for sufferers. Acupuncture can help treat allergies naturally without the need for drugs. Find a registered practitioner: www.acupuncture.org.au

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08.01.2022 Cupping therapy can help to enhance your circulation, relieve pain, remove "heat" and pull out the toxins that linger in your body's tissues. Find a local registered practitioner: bit.ly/2Pifu4d

08.01.2022 It's the second most common form of dementia in Australia, after Alzheimers, yet few have heard of the condition. There is no cure or treatment for its progress...ive course however dementia is now the second leading cause of death in our country. Vascular dementia is caused by problems with blood circulation to the brain. Most commonly, patients suffer a series of "mini strokes", which is when there's a sudden blockage or a leak of blood to brain cells causing them to die.This can affect a patient's memory, speech and cognitive ability. Researchers in Western Sydney are now embracing a Chinese herbal extract that is showing promising signs of helping improve the memory, and daily lives, of those with the condition. Sailuotongm, or S-L-T, is in the final phase of trials here in Australia. Chief Investigator of Researchers Dennis Chung, says the team at NICM Health Research Institute will take advantage of this so called "multi-target" approach of traditional medicine "We have done quite a range of pre-clinical lab studies which has shown that this particular herbal extract can improve blood circulation to the brain and actually can stop the blood from clotting, " Professor Chung said. "There's no viable option for patients, at the moment, and we really hope that we will be able to confirm the findings from phase two and this will be the last part of the clinical development." "We're targeting mild to moderate (vascular dementia), it would be too hard if in the advanced stage, so we're recruiting patients who have established diagnosis of vascular dementia," says Professor Chung said. "The message is to be really open minded...because its herbal, there's always people may not actually believe it works but there's lots of science behind it." Patients on the trial will take two affordable tablets, twice a day, with each capsule made of three herbs - Ginkgo, Ginseng and Saffron. This trial needs patients - 226 at least - and currently only has a quarter of those numbers. Australians aged 40 and over with dementia are urged to participate. If you are interested in participating in the clinical trial please phone the hotline 02 4620 3578 or email [email protected]. For your nearest AACMA Chinese Medicine Practitioner, call our National Practitioner Referral Service on 1300 725 334 or visit our website www.acupuncture.org.au for qualified practitioners around Australia! #chinesemedicine #acupuncture #herbalmedicine #clinicaltrial #dementia

08.01.2022 It's well and truly spring time in Australia and allergy sufferers can reduce their symptoms with a completely drug free acupuncture treatment. Find a local registered practitioner: www.acupuncture.org.au

07.01.2022 A fascinating read. Tu Youyou was tasked with finding a cure for malaria by Mao Zedong in 1969. More than four decades later, her discoveries help save more tha...n 100,000 lives every year in Africa alone, and she has been rewarded with the highest honour in medicine, the Nobel Prize, shared with fellow parasite-battling scientists William C Campbell and Satoshi mura. What might seem unusual about her scientific work is that Tu began by looking to the plants used in traditional Chinese medicine. But it is far from the only time a modern cure has been found from traditional Chinese medicine and it is unlikely to be the last. Have you tried Acupuncture & Chinese Medicine? For your nearest AACMA Chinese Medicine Practitioner, call our National Practitioner Referral Service on 1300 725 334 or visit our website www.acupuncture.org.au for qualified practitioners around Australia! Ensure your practitioner (if in Australia) is qualified with a CMBA number, which means they are trained adequately, have a minimum of 1000 clinical hours of acupuncture or more as part of their health science degree, are accurate in their treatment, and follow strict practice guidelines under AHPRA. AACMA members must have a CMBA number to be registered. #acupuncture #chinesemedicine #chineseherbs #history #aacma

07.01.2022 Aurora West Allis Medical Center's emergency department is using a new option to eliminate pain. FOX6's Mary Stoker Smith shows you. http://via.fox6now.com/q5pLT

06.01.2022 Have you HEARD? Acupuncture points on your ear can be used for many health conditions including: addiction, allergies, anxiety, arthritis, chronic pain, constipation, depression, headache and insomnia. Find a local registered practitioner: bit.ly/2Pifu4d

06.01.2022 Clarity always comes when we move through our world with patience, intention and mindfulness. It is not always easy in a world where pushing ahead, forcing, bui...lding, expanding, conquering, and controlling are considered to be the desired way to progress. While action and these qualities may have moments of use & importance, so does the ability to create space, a clearing of the jungle in our world for being, contemplation, allowing, observing, so the mud settles and the new creation reveals itself to us. With a powerful new moon eclipse this Saturday at around 7:39pm, (Sydney time zone) take some time to make space for a quiet connection time for yourself, however this may work best for you. Sitting in a park or garden, going for a surf or bushwalk, meditation etc, and spend this time in silence, feeling your breath, your heart space, listening, opening. To take this exercise further, take a moment to journal the hopes and changes you would wish to see in your world, both inner and outer. Doorways to action often present themselves when we are connected. New Moons are considered a perfect time of seeding our new path, this eclipse amplifies this further. Have you tried Acupuncture & Chinese Medicine? For your nearest AACMA Chinese Medicine Practitioner, call our National Practitioner Referral Service on 1300 725 334 or visit our website www.acupuncture.org.au for qualified practitioners around Australia! Ensure your practitioner (if in Australia) is qualified with a CMBA number, which means they are trained adequately, have a minimum of 1000 clinical hours of acupuncture or more as part of their health science degree, are accurate in their treatment, and follow strict practice guidelines under AHPRA. AACMA members must have a CMBA number to be registered. @themindfoodie #newmoon #patience #meditation #observe

05.01.2022 A life lived in balance can make you feel happy and energised. Listen to your inner self and learn how to find that harmony for better health and wellness. Shar...e this e-Card with all the women you know who may need to take some time to find their balance. #MyHealthFirst #WomensHealthWeek Have you tried Acupuncture & Chinese Medicine? For your nearest AACMA Chinese Medicine Practitioner, call our National Practitioner Referral Service on 1300 725 334 or visit our website www.acupuncture.org.au for qualified practitioners around Australia! Ensure your practitioner (if in Australia) is qualified with a CMBA number, which means they are trained adequately, have a minimum of 1000 clinical hours of acupuncture or more as part of their health science degree, are accurate in their treatment, and follow strict practice guidelines under AHPRA. AACMA members must have a CMBA number to be registered.

05.01.2022 This cub's paws were severely burned. With wildfires nearby, rescuers couldn't just leave her.

04.01.2022 Acupuncture treatment involves the insertion of fine, sterile, single use, disposable needles into specific sites (acupuncture points) along the bodys energy pathways (meridians) to clear energy blockages and encourage the normal flow of energy, or Qi, through the body.

04.01.2022 Sciatic nerve healing with acupuncture

03.01.2022 Acupuncture is commonly used in stroke rehabilitation and care in China. The integration of acupuncture in the care and management of stroke victims can be a he...lpful aid in enhancing recovery, improving quality of life while calming and relaxing the mind. This may lead to a reduction in the need and length of nursing care and rehabilitation therapy and on healthcare dollars. Find a registered practitioner: www.acupuncture.org.au

02.01.2022 The Australia Bureau of Statistics estimates that 70-90% of Australians have or will suffer low back pain. For many people back pain will be chronic. Acupunctu...re can really help to reduce pain and restore mobility and best of all it's a 100% drug free treatment. Find an AACMA registered Acupuncturist in your area: bit.ly/2Pifu4d

01.01.2022 That post Acupuncture feeling. Thanks @kanpobliss You have a great way of animating the amazingness of Chinese Medicine in a language everyone understands ... Have you tried Acupuncture & Chinese Medicine? For your nearest AACMA Chinese Medicine Practitioner, call our National Practitioner Referral Service on 1300 725 334 or visit our website www.acupuncture.org.au for qualified practitioners around Australia! Ensure your practitioner (if in Australia) is qualified with a CMBA number, which means they are trained adequately, have a minimum of 1000 clinical hours of acupuncture or more as part of their health science degree, are accurate in their treatment, and follow strict practice guidelines under AHPRA. AACMA members must have a CMBA number to be registered. #acupuncture #chinesemedicine #Acupuncturerocks #relaxation

01.01.2022 There is ongoing research testing the benefits of acupuncture for depression. Studies have shown acupuncture triggers the bodys natural feel good chemicals cal...led endorphins. They are known to reduce pain and lift mood. As a drug free option, acupuncture can be used with out side effects or contraindication in conjunction with already prescribed antidepressants. Find a registered practitioner: www.acupuncture.org.au