Chinese Herbal Medicine in Melbourne (Kew)
Natural herbal support tailored to your individual constitution
Plants are precious gifts from nature that have nurtured and sustained us with their essences and energies.
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Chinese Herbal Medicine
Plants are precious gifts from nature that have nurtured and sustained us with their essences and energies. They play an essential role in promoting our well-being and vitality.
Chinese herbal medicine, a crucial part of traditional health care and an integral component of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), involves formulating plants and mineral substances to create a balanced and synergistic effect that rejuvenates the body. Unlike conventional medicine which often focuses on treating specific diseases, Chinese Medicine recognises the innate connection between nature and humans and emphasises the importance of maintaining the body’s balance and vitality.
For instance, many of us have experienced a desire for peppermint tea on a hot day or a craving for ginger tea after being exposed to the cold. Just as peppermint has a cooling effect which goes to the Lung and the Liver channels and ginger warms the Lung and the Stomach channels, each herbs possesses unique properties that help to dispel pathogenic factors such as cold or dampness in the body, while also strengthening organ function and preserve overall health. When used properly and in the right dosage, Chinese herbal medicine is effective in treating various conditions.
What Is Chinese Herbal Medicine Used For?
Conditions we treat
In the clinic, we see a range of conditions which Chinese herbal medicine is effective for, these include but are not limited to:
Pain Management
- Headaches & migraines
- Arthritis and joint pain
Women’s Health & Fertility
- Endometriosis & PCOS
- Hormone imbalance, pregnancy & menopause support
Emotional Wellbeing
- IBS, bloating & constipation
- Thyroid, autoimmune and inflammatory conditions
- Obesity & metabolic syndrome
- General health improvement
Immune & Fatigue Support
- Hayfever, sinus & post-viral fatigue
Skin Health
What to Expect During Treatment
Common Questions
What you might be wondering
What Is The Most Used Chinese Herbal Medicine?
The commonly known herbs are the ones can be used for cooking or make tea with, due to their pleasant flavours, such as ginger, cinnamon, dates etc… These herbs can be in use both alone with proper dosage and in combination with other herbs.