Heiko Lade interviews Debra Betts, a Wellington based acupuncturist, author and teacher who now runs a specialist community clinic for pregnancy related ... Read More
Heiko Lade of Radio Kidnappers interviews Angie Harding of Acupuncture New Zealand about the Mental Health Theme of the 2019 Annual Conference
Angie Harding is President of Acupuncture New Zealand and talks to Heiko Lade about the Mental Health theme of the 2019 annual conference.Acupuncture is well known ... Read More
Acupuncture, the stomach, the large intestine and Bell’s palsy
Many people may ask what does the stomach and large intestine have to do with Bell's palsy? Well the answer lies not so much in the organs themselves , but the ... Read More
Acupuncture and Chinese herbs for anemia
There are many supplements available for anemia and a quick search on the net will raise many questions as to which ones are best. Constipation is a common side effect ... Read More
Acupuncture NZ members visit Beijing for Tai Chi Symposium May 2019
The Beijing People’s Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries recently invited people from around the world to partake in the “Taiji Beijing International ... Read More
Acupuncture for Bloating
Bloating is a common complaint experienced by many people with varying degrees of discomfort. Sometimes people remark that their belt size can go up 2-3 belt notches with ... Read More
Acupuncture for the Spleen
People can live without the spleen and other organs like the appendix but if there has been a splenectomy, there is increased risk of infection because the spleen is an ... Read More
Which Chinese herbs for Rheumatoid Arthritis
Rheumatoid arthritis affects 1% of the caucasian population or about 40 people in a 100,000 pool. The causes of this problem from a traditional Chinese medicine ... Read More
Chinese herbs for acid reflux
Acid reflux is sometimes called heart burn and can affect up to 20 % of the population. Who hasn't heard of Quick-Eze which has been on the market for decades and which ... Read More