Scientific Proof to How your Body react to Acupuncture - Glaucoma
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by Xiang Jun Lim
5d ago
Acupuncture can reduce the intraocular pressure in the treatment of Glaucoma.   Book Appointment Glaucoma is a condition that damages the optic nerve and affects visual function and is a slow progressive disease. It is a major cause of blindness worldwide. Glaucoma is characterized by the degeneration of retinal ganglion cells, causing progressive optic neuropathy and finally resulting in changes to the optic nerve head. The main clinical manifestations of glaucoma are visual field defects and irreversible blindness. Both old age and high intraocular pressure (IOP) are risk factors for g ..read more
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Men's Health Series: Sixth Sexual Taboo for Men
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by Xiang Jun Lim
5d ago
As mentioned before, there are practices to develop, enhance, retain sexual energy for men, there are also taboos to refrain for the protection of this sexual energy, eliminate all the ill effects and restoration of his sexual vitality. Continuing the series of the Six Sexual Taboos for Men, here is the sixth sexual taboo.   For Sexology Practices and Treatments please book appointment. Book Appointment The Sixth Taboo “On the occasion when the man is exposed to a woman who engages in obscene and rude conversation, if he experiences an erection during their conversation he is to avoid ..read more
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Inner Practice: Real Beauty
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by Xiang Jun Lim
1w ago
In the patriarchal structure the only currency and power that women have actually held or that we have believed we've held has been our youth and our beauty and so we are holding on to it with such a tight grip because the belief is if those things fade we somehow will not be worthy, we will not be chosen, we could lose love, we have nobody to want us or our voice does not matter because we have built and structured our lives around a faulty belief system that was built by men.   Yet we might look on the outside fabulous in all of the ways - the right lipstick shade, the right outfit, th ..read more
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Acupoint Medicine - Ting Gong
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by Xiang Jun Lim
2w ago
Nomenclature: English name/meaning: Auditory Palace Chinese name: Ting Gong Chinese pinyin: 听宫   Location: The acupoint is in front of the ear, between the tragus and the mandibular jaw joint, in the depression formed when the mouth is opened. Traditional Chinese Medicine Benefits: Invigorates Qi in the ears Nourishes Lung and Heart Qi Deficiency Calms Mind Scientific Benefits: Benefits the ears Treats deafness, tinnitus, otorrhea, pain, itching in the ears Mobilize motor impairment of the mandibular joint Treats toothaches Book Appointment Spirituality Fact: Ting Gon ..read more
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Women’s health Series: How Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture treat Menopausal Hot Flashes
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by Xiang Jun Lim
3w ago
As mentioned in the previous post, menopause is the change of life for many women. This change comes with the experience of the shift from regular monthly cycles to irregular periods and the accompanying symptoms. Read also Are You Ashamed of Your Menses? Let us start by exploring the menopausal symptom of hot flashes and how we can alleviate that from a scientific and Traditional Chinese Medicine perspective. Book Appointment Book Appointment Conventional Scientific Perspective of Menopausal Hot Flashes Hot flashes or vasomotor flashes are characterized by a feeling of heat and sweating, p ..read more
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TCM Basics 101: Supermarket Herbs - Abalone Shell
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by Xiang Jun Lim
1M ago
Book Appointment TCM Nature: Cold TCM Taste: Salty TCM Meridian Affinity: Liver, Kidney Benefits: ·       Treats eye disorders such as glaucoma, conjunctivitis, night blindness, cataracts ·       Calms anxiety ·       Soothes headaches ·       Clears Liver Heat ·       Relieves tremors ·       Nourishes Yin Spirituality: Abalone is an expression of healing Ocean Energy. The shells generate a feeling of peace ..read more
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Inner Practice: Because I'm Worth It
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by Xiang Jun Lim
1M ago
Worth is abstract. Value is subjective. Worth and value are both inherent in all things yet you cannot objectively determine the value of something. Worth and value are variable, conditional, illogical, and dependent upon circumstances and people. Worth has no basis in reality because it’s entirely subjective. Value is entirely conditional dependent based on needs.   The quality of being present is worthless in a society that values doing. The quality of external beauty is worthless in a society for the blind. The quality of being artistic is unappreciated and ..read more
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Bazi Fengshui Series: Salty Pool Star
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by Xiang Jun Lim
1M ago
As mentioned before, in Bazi or the Four Pillars of Destiny, Stars refer to bodies of energy or Qi that are activated when they interact or in contact with other bodies of energy or Qi. They are also known as Auxiliary Stars. In the previous post, we understand what is Peach Blossom Star. This star comes in many forms and can be broadly categorized into positive and negative forms. The positive forms of Peach Blossom Stars represents good, stable and fulfilling relationships and marriages. The negative forms of Peach Blossom often come in the forms of toxic relationships, and sometimes even ..read more
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Inner Practice: Karma
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by Xiang Jun Lim
1M ago
Money comes Money goes   People come People go   Fame comes Fame goes   Love comes Love goes   What stays   What stays Your actions stay Through the ripples of time and space Just like the butterfly That flaps its wings And causes a tornado Another time Another place   Your actions stay Deep in you Waiting for the right people Right place Right time Right conditions To arise For the fruition of what you have done Good Bad   Maybe now Mostly later In this life Or the next Or the next of the next   Not to worry It will come The bill will come due As we sa ..read more
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Men's Health Series: Fifth Sexual Taboo for Men
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by Xiang Jun Lim
1M ago
As mentioned before, there are practices to develop, enhance, retain sexual energy for men, there are also taboos to refrain for the protection of this sexual energy, eliminate all the ill effects and restoration of his sexual vitality. Continuing the series of the Six Sexual Taboos for Men, here is the fifth sexual taboo.   For Sexology Practices and Treatments please book appointment. Book Appointment The Fifth Taboo “There should be no sexual activity while a man is recuperating from fatigue or an illness; he must fully restore his strength first. If this taboo is not followed he w ..read more
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