Shaun Price Acupuncture in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia | Acupuncturist

Shaun Price Acupuncture

Locality: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 7 3855 4188

Address: 58 Appleby Rd, Stafford 4053 Brisbane, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.shaunpriceacupuncture.com.au

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25.01.2022 This infographic shows what harm sitting can do to the body over time. Get up and get moving guys! Image: Pinterest

24.01.2022 *TEMPORARY CLINIC HOURS* Hello all, Due to the current situation and home schooling we have temporarily changed the clinic hours. Please see below.... MONDAY to THURSDAY: 3 - 8PM FRIDAY: CLOSED SATURDAY: 7AM - 2PM SUNDAY: CLOSED If you wish to make or change a current appointment please call us at the clinic on 3855-4188. If you call out of these hours, please leave a message and we will get back to you as soon as we can. Hope to see you soon. Take care and stay well, Shaun and the team at NBWHC

23.01.2022 Who has started cooking soups now the weather has started to cool down? Soups warm your centre are easy to digest They are nourishing for the soul A great way to add a variety of vegetables and delicious anti-inflammatory spices... We are loving this chicken soup recipe at the moment, let us know if you try it!

23.01.2022 Yin & Yang Yin & Yang is first referenced in an ancient Chinese text around 700BC. According to this text, all phenomena is composed of two opposite, but mutually interconnected forces known as Yin & Yang. In traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), the concept of Yin and Yang serve as the foundation for understanding health, as well as diagnosing and treating illness. ... The dual relationship of Yin & Yang demonstrates that everything in the universe exists as connected and complementary, yet opposite elements. To understand the concepts of Yin & Yang it helps to know about the Four Aspects. The Four Aspects describe the relationship between Yin & Yang and that they are simultaneously: Opposites- A common Yin and Yang relationship is day and night. While opposites, they can only be understood as a relationship. For example, darkness is relative to Yin, while Yang is relative to light. The balance between the two is always shifting and progressing in a cyclical fashion. Interdependent- While opposite, Yin & Yang are interdependent. One cannot exist without the other. They are mutually dependent on each other. Everything that has Yin must have Yang, and vice versa. Mutually Transformative- Yin & Yang are constantly in a state of flux and influence each other. If one changes, the other follows. Nature, by definition, cannot be static. Just as a state of total Yin is reached, Yang begins to grow - eg. There is no day without night. Mutually Consuming- Yin & Yang are naturally balanced, but are continuously changing. The change is typically harmonious, but can become imbalanced. There are four states of imbalance and they are; - Deficiency of Yin - Deficiency of Yang - Excess of Yin - Excess of Yang Yin & Yang are in constant flux. When we talk about the balance of Yin and Yang in the body, we are talking about the balance between matter and chemistry, about the maintenance of homeostasis. If one becomes unbalanced in the body, an imbalance of health can occur. Optimal health is maintained by keeping both in perfect harmony. Illustration: Unknown

23.01.2022 Qi pronounced chi translates into English as energy. Qi governs all things in the universe. It is an ever-present force that is in a constant state of flow, circulating and permeating in and around you everywhere. ... Qi connects all living things, such as the human body, nature and the changing of the four seasons, the stars above, the Earth, and the Sun. In simple terms, Qi is the flow of energy. It is a natural, dynamic occurrence that feeds and creates life. In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), the concept of qi has two main branches. There is the physical or nourishing portion of qi that makes up the air, water, and food that we take in. The other branch of qi is more insubstantial. It is the vital fluids and the energy itself that flows through our bodies. Qi flows along the meridian points of the body and is the central foundation for all acupuncture treatments Image: Jen Stone #tcm #acupuncture #qi #health #wellbeing

22.01.2022 During your treatment, Shaun may use what is known in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) as Moxa or moxibustion. Moxibustion is a traditional technique that involves the burning of mugwort, a small, spongy herb, to facilitate healing. Moxibustion has been used throughout Asia for thousands of years. The purpose of moxibustion, as with most forms of traditional Chinese medicine, is to strengthen the blood, stimulate the flow of qi, and maintain general health.

16.01.2022 Christmas & New Year trading hours: The clinic will be closed from 24th-28th December & 31st- 3rd January. We will be re-opening on Monday the 4th of January. If you would like to leave us a message please do so on 38554188 or email [email protected] Wishing all our wonderful patients an amazing Christmas and New year! From Shaun & staff!... Oh and here is a bitter tonic recipe to support your digestion this silly season. In eastern medicine traditions, the taste of a food or botanical plays a role in its therapeutic effect. Each taste carries with it its own mind and body benefits. Bitter herbs and remedies have been used around the world for centuries to treat all kind of ailments, ranging from digestive upsets to inflammation! https://www.feastingathome.com/how-to-make-bitters/

13.01.2022 Auricular Acupuncture * The theory and use of auricular acupuncture can be tracked back to ancient China, however it was formally discovered and developed by a French Neurologist Dr. Paul Nogier. * Dr Nogier had a patient with sciatica that he was unable to relieve pain for. One day this patient returned to tell him the pain had been treated by a folk doctor that had stimulated a point in his ear. * Dr Nogier was intrigued by this and went on to do further research with ...his colleagues & students and later found a few other points which were also effective in treating different symptoms. * Dr Nogier soon published his research in a medical journal. In the article he stated that the whole ear was innervated by numerous cranial and spinal nerves, especially the vagus nerve and that the entire ear can be described as a Inverted Fetus. * Within the ear there are plenty of acupuncture points that represent specific areas and functions within the body. This creates a microsystem that reflects our health and that can be used as treatment. * Auricular acupuncture can be used as a treatment on its own or in addition to whole body acupuncture. Its recommended you leave the needles in your ears for 5-7 days after your appointment as they keep the points gently stimulated for the days after and help further benefit the overall treatment. See more

13.01.2022 We are now operating under our usual hours again, please call us should you wish to book an appointment (38554188), if we dont answer please leave a message and we will get back to you as soon as we can. Mon - Wed: 8am - 12pm & 6:30pm - 8:30pm Thurs - Sat: 8am - 12pm... Have great weekend!

12.01.2022 The benefits of bone broth are endless, have you ever made your own?

12.01.2022 Who can relate!? #acupuncture #brisbaneacupuncturist #wellness #selfcare #emotionalwellbeing #mentalhealth #health #recharge

11.01.2022 It sure is salad season! What are your favourite go to salads? How good would this one be as an addition to your Christmas spread this year! Those colours and flavours! Yum!!!

10.01.2022 The perfect hummus, paired with divine seasonal veges for a nutrient dense snack or delicious addition to your main... The chickpeas in hummus are an excellent source of leguminous protein. Though legumes do not contain a complete set of essential amino acids on their own, the deficit is made up when they are combined with whole grains such as quinoa or brown rice. The fats in hummus are a combination of polyunsaturated and monounsaturated fats, largely coming from the tahini... and olive oil. Both of these fats provide heart-healthy benefits. Consuming hummus along with veges and whole grains will also help to increase your fibre intake. Fibre helps you to feel fuller after eating. That feeling of satiety or satisfaction helps you to eat less throughout the day so you can maintain your current healthy weight or support weight loss, it's also amazing for our digestive system, helping to promote healthy and regular bowel motions. Enjoy!

06.01.2022 Sorry, we are not receiving in coming calls at the moment. Please text 0429 523 658 and we will get in touch with you! We apologise for the inconvenience.

05.01.2022 Our phone line is working again! Sorry for any inconvenience.

03.01.2022 Have a read of our blog post on anti-inflammatory foods and how they can assist in achieving optimal wellbeing.