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Singapore’s weather has been unusually warm and humid for the past 2 weeks. Rest assured that it’s not just you who feel this way. Many Singaporeans have feedbacked that it’s been abnormally warm and humid in April and May 2022. The Meteorological Service Singapore (MSS) has stated that…
A recent article from Channel News Asia (CNA) features a breakthrough study that suggests acupuncture is a viable treatment option for people who suffer from dry eye syndrome.The study jointly published by Singapore Eye Research Institute (SERI) and Singapore Chung Hwa Medical Institute (SCHMI) shows that acupuncture significantly…
Nursing an infant can be painful, tiring, and difficult, and many mums struggle with breastfeeding after birth. Coupled with loss of blood and Qi during childbirth and emotional stress, supplying enough milk may be a challenge. Here’s how TCM can help! Causes for low breast milk supply from…
With the current COVID-19 situation, Health Minister Mr. Ong Ye Kung revealed that the Omicron variant is more likely to infect children than the Delta variant. Among all the age groups in Singapore, children are contracting COVID-19 at the highest rate. According to MOH on 16 Feb 2022, the…
Sedentary behaviour is defined as any activity involving sitting, reclining, or lying down that has a very low energy expenditure. This kind of behaviour has become increasingly common during the outbreak of COVID-19, as people were forced to stay indoors to reduce the spread of COVID. In addition,…
Menstrual cramps are a common side effect of our monthly period. From a TCM perspective, menstrual cramps occur when there are drastic changes of Qi and blood happening in the Chong and Ren meridians (冲任二脉). Physician Hao Li shares more about why this happens and how TCM can help.
With the recent surge in COVID-19 cases, it has become quite common to experience COVID and its lingering post-COVID symptoms, drawing concern to the potential long-term health effects. It can be quite worrying and frustrating for those who are unable to pinpoint or relieve their symptoms even several months after recovery.
Infertility is defined by the inability to conceive in a sexually active couple who are actively trying to get pregnant for one year or more. Both men and women have equal chances of being infertile. Physician Kang Ting shares with us how TCM can help in your IUI/IVF treatments.
Since the pandemic began, gym-goers have had to adopt different ways to stay fit- with online classes becoming part of the new normal. While they still may not match up to an actual gym experience, there are still numerous benefits to it!
