Archive of: Blog

• Acupuncture for Depression Q&A4: What’s the major antidepressant?

  24 November 2017

• Acupuncture for Depression Q&A 3: What’s the mechanism of depression?

  20 November 2017

• Acupuncture for Depression Q&A 2: What’s the major causes of depression?

  20 November 2017

• Acupuncture for Depression Q&A 1: What is depression?

  24 July 2017

• Chinese medicine with Psoriasis

  15 March 2016

  Psoriasis is a common chronic relapsing skin disease. It is characterized by erythematous scaly lesion and serious itching red on the extensor surfaces of the body, such as elbows, and scalp. Psoriasis affects about 2% of people in the UK. In some patients, symptoms are mild, while in others they can cause physical, social and psychological disability. The cause of psoriasis is not known, but there is a genetic component, with around 30% of people having a family history of the disease.

• New understanding of Brain in TCM

  29 January 2016

  The Brain is the most important organ, acting as a control centre. The Brain was one of the important internal organs in Chinese Medicine aspects from two thousand year ago. The function of Brain could be summary as: To dominate the life; the centre of physical activities and to govern the mental activities.