Reiki, acupuncture and holistic therapies in Kuala Lumpur
Some of you who know me know that I recently suffered and survived a stroke. It happened on May 26th when I experienced what is technically called a Left Lacunar Infarct that left me absolutely paralysed on my right side. The irony of May being Stroke Awareness Month was not lost on me.
In traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), emotions and physical health are intimately connected. This integrated mind-body approach to health and healing operates in a dynamic loop where emotions impact the health of the body and vice versa.
Ever felt a slight twinge in your joints? Whatever your age, a small ache now could become arthritis; or worse; down the road, so start taking care of your joints today. Take these tips to protect your joints well into the future.
We don’t always come across folks who are seeking a miracle cure for something terminal there will be occasions that as complementary therapists, we will encounter people who are suffering from “incurable” diseases.
The whole perspective of traditional Chinese medicine; of which acupuncture is a part of; is to act as part of a holistic health maintenance and preventative regime rather than merely as a response to an illness or injury after it happens.
