Matrix Acupuncture in Tewantin, Queensland | Acupuncturist

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Matrix Acupuncture

Locality: Tewantin, Queensland

Phone: +61 7 5474 3939

Address: 61 St Andrews Drive 4565 Tewantin, QLD, Australia

Website: https://matrixacupuncture.com.au

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20.01.2022 Treating pain using acupuncture, highlighting this amazing modality and the scientific evidence backing it's effects and results for chronic and acute pain, som...ething the Chinese have known for over 1000 years. This study was published a year ago, but as it is National Pain Week, highlighting pain awareness, (Chronic Pain Australia), this is a great study to share once more. #acupunctureforpain For your nearest AACMA practitioner, call our National Referral Service on 1300 725 334 or visit our website to search on www.acupuncture.org.au http://m.greenmedinfo.com//acupuncture-beats-injected-morp 1. " [Article Date] GreenMedInfo LLC. This work is reproduced and distributed with the permission of GreenMedInfo LLC. Want to learn more from GreenMedInfo? Sign up for the newsletter here http://www.greenmedinfo.com/greenmed/newsletter." https://shar.es/1TYilz

20.01.2022 Do you get enough sleep? From the Sleep Health Foundation website, "Around 1 in 3 people suffer from mild insomnia. Many poor sleepers also have poor sleep habi...ts. In the long run sleeping pills are not effective." Acupuncture and Chinese Herbs may be able to assist insomnia, please see the research link below https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3156618/ For further information on National Sleep Awareness week, visit www.sleephealthfoundation.org.au For your nearest AACMA practitioner visit www.acupuncture.org.au or call us on 1300 725 334 for our National Practitioner Referral Service.

18.01.2022 Fascinating news out of Australia.

15.01.2022 This is a good read.

14.01.2022 An Australian trial of acupuncture in our hospitals has found the therapy is just as effective as drugs when it comes to relieving pain. www.7NEWS.com.au #Health #7News

14.01.2022 Acupuncture (and herbs) more effective than drugs for Acid Reflux.

12.01.2022 This week is National Pain Week, and it is highlighted in world media that a massive shift with pain management is afoot, the huge amount of deaths and addictio...n due to opioid usage is undeniable, and the science is IN around acupuncture's effectiveness with ACUTE and CHRONIC pain. Acupuncture is being used in Emergency Rooms in the United States, and this shift in medicine is expected to gather momentum around the world in hospitals elsewhere. #acupunctureforpain Want to help the global Acupuncture movement? Support the work of www.acupuncturenowfoundation.org For your nearest AACMA practitioner in Australia call 1300 725 334 or visit our website www.acupuncture.org.au To become a STUDENT member for free, email Nicole, [email protected] for your membership application, and join in with benefits such as discounted/free state committee events held in your state, scholarship opportunities and MORE!

11.01.2022 Researchers in Australia and New Zealand have found that acupuncture can significantly reduce the severity and duration of period pain.

06.01.2022 Has winter got you fearing the flu or common cold? Is taking days (or weeks) off from work just not practical for you? You'll want to read about these 5 simpl...e ways to protect yourself during the Winter season - from a Chinese medicine perspective. 1. Dress warmly. Cold impedes circulation; if you're feeling chilly your body naturally works on overdrive to maintain function - wearing you out over the long run. Protect your kidneys (winter corresponds to this organ in Chinese medicine) and wear warmer layers on the legs and lower back. Consider a blanket draped over your knees when working at a desk. Keep your neck warm with a scarf. 2. Rest and retire. Pay more attention to getting a lot of sleep; go to bed earlier in the evening. Slow down and respect your body's need to conserve energy. Exercise regularly, but be mindful of moderating the intensity - slow and steady wins the race when sustaining immunity (warding off colds and flu) during the Winter months. 3. Don't overexert your emotional state unnecessarily. Emotions play a central role in the preservation of your energy. Minimise social obligations if you find them draining. Consider ways to relax and pay attention to your inner world. You could try some meditation/yoga to assist the process of letting go of your key emotional stressors (often derived from work, the commute or a demanding home life). Don't feel guilty about getting some much needed 'me time' - it will actually make you more productive and better able to support others. 4. Avoid too much dairy in your diet to reduce phlegm. Pre-existing mucus in your body only contributes further to the experience of poor health. Also limit alcohol, caffeine and overly-processed foods. 5. Eat with the season. Eat warm, cooked foods that are nourishing. One tip is to use a slow cooker to cook them for longer periods of time. Eating soups, stews, porridge and similar meals (using ingredients that are seasonal) are recommended to maintain health during the Winter months.

03.01.2022 We should stop the waste, iam not bothered if the vegies are an odd shape

02.01.2022 In today's Courier Mail. 'Acupuncture can be as safe and acceptable a form of pain relief as drugs for some emergency department patients suffering back pain an...d ankle sprains, the results of a new trial revealed'. This trial led by Melbourne's RMIT provides a great point-of-standing for raising the understanding of the benefits of Acupuncture to the wider public. This is alongside other valuable studies such as the Acupuncture Evidence Project - produced by AACMA fellow members Dr Stephen Janz and Dr John McDonald. It seems the place and purpose of Chinese medicine (incorporating Acupuncture) as a registered health service cannot be ignored. To find an AHPRA and AACMA register Chinese medicine practitioner in your local area visit: http://ow.ly/ZAZX30cHbGq

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