There are many types of knee pain arising from internal conditions such as arthritis as well as injury related problems.We ask Kane Monrad from Connect Therapies in ... Read More
What is a Moxa Patch?
What is the difference between Moxibustion and using a Moxa Patch? Moxibustion has been discussed previously in other posts and involves the burning of mugwort leaves ... Read More
What are Moxa Foot Soaks?
The history of using herbs externally Before going into a bit more detail about Moxa Foot Soaks, I will need to first introduce the concept of using herbs externally and ... Read More
Chinese medicine and self care home support treatments
Part of a Chinese medicine practice is to help educate the patient about what else they could be doing to improve their health outside of having their acupuncture ... Read More
Chinese medicine and acupuncture for Post Concussion Syndrome
Is acupuncture covered by ACC in the treatment of Post Concussion Syndrome? Post concussion syndrome is a condition that can be treated with acupuncture in New Zealand ... Read More
Upcoming Acupuncture on Air radio shows with Heiko Lade and Acupuncture NZ members
To kick start post lock down, Heiko Lade will be interviewing Acupuncture NZ members from around the New Zealand with a variety of ... Read More
Qigong with Michael Goodhue on Waiheke Island, Auckland.
Michael Goodhue has been doing Qigong (also referred to as chi kung) for over twenty years after getting introduced to it by a Master of Qigong in Wellington. This ... Read More
Adult Stem Cells, the Jing Essence and Chinese Medicine
Adult Stem Cells and Traditional Chinese Medicine, can an ancient classical Chinese medical term, the Jing Essence be relevant in today's modern scientific paradigm? The ... Read More
Clinical Handbook of Internal Medicine by Will Maclean Et al- A review by Heiko Lade
It would have been back in the late 80's or early 90's when Will Maclean and Jane Lyttleton invited me to yum cha in Sydney's Chinatown and asked me if I was interested ... Read More