Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture Work Well in Curing Candidiasis

Candida refers to a type of yeast that proliferates in the environment. These organisms can be found in foods such as cheese and bread, in drinks and beverages such as fruit juices, wine or beer, in our carpeting, in books, in bathrooms, in moist warm rooms, in our clothing and in the air. Most important of all, Candida microorganisms also reside in our bodies more specifically, in our digestive tracts, mucous membranes and on our … Continue reading

Chinese Herbs and Acupuncture Offer A much Better Alternative for the Treatment of Eczema than Conventional Medications

Eczema, also sometimes referred to as dermatitis, is a type of skin condition marked by skin redness and inflammation, and in severe conditions, blisters on the surface of the skin. Eczema symptoms include rashes on the legs, arms, and cheeks, and scaly, itchy, dry skin. Eczema can be caused by factors such as emotional stress, sudden temperature drops or rises, environmental irritants, and allergens such as molds, grass pollens, animal dander and house dust mites. … Continue reading

Asthma Acupuncture Has Been Around Since Ancient Times

Acupuncture for the treatment of asthma has been around for thousands of years, with its roots in the culture of China. Modern Western medicine may provide you with treatments that effectively address the symptoms of asthma; it however, does not have any cure for asthma itself.

The reason for this is that beyond the asthmatic symptoms of breathing problems, sneezing, coughing,, and wheezing, asthma has more to do with your overall health particularly your immune … Continue reading

Acupuncture is One Way to Make your Body Resilient to Allergy Attacks

Our body’s immune system attacks substances that are perceived to be not part of the body. Sometimes allergies occur because of the response of the body to substances that aren’t usually an issue for the body. The resulting symptoms include swallowing difficulty, respiratory problems, wheezing, sneezing, watery eyes and if the allergic reaction is severe enough, body responses that can include the loss of consciousness.

Due to these adverse effects that sometimes may come with … Continue reading