by Eastern Therapies | Jul 4, 2020 | Fertility, Health, Wellness
Moxa, aka dried mugwort, is commonly used in our clinic. It has a wide range of benefits, such as getting rid of the cold in the body and increasing blood circulation. It can be used to promote circulation in over areas with chronic pain and muscle tension and...
by Eastern Therapies | Jan 11, 2020 | Fertility, Health, News, Pregnancy, Research, Wellness
Now that the party season is over, and you are thinking about falling pregnant? Or just simply wanting to live a healthier lifestyle? Have you thought about reducing your alcohol intake? Previously, 2 standard cups of alcohol were considered okay, but now as more...
by Houng | Sep 8, 2018 | Diet & Nutrition, Eastern Therapies, Fertility, Health, Wellness
The B vitamins provide nutritional support for normal healthy adrenal function. In particular, vitamins B5 and B6 are useful for improving the body’s response to stress. Poor vitamin B5, B6 and B12 status in women is associated with a decreased probability of...
by Houng | Aug 25, 2018 | Eastern Therapies, Fertility, News, Pregnancy, Wellness
It has been a hectic few months here at Eastern Therapies! Lots of baby arrivals! Have a look at these gorgeous bubs… So how can we help you during your pregnancy? Acupuncture works to increase blood supply to the uterus and to your baby. This could help in the...
by Houng | Jun 30, 2018 | Eastern Therapies, Fertility, Pregnancy
Acupuncture is a safe and natural way to assist a woman during pregnancy and labour. During pregnancy, we can help to balance your body to prevent miscarriage, assist with morning sickness, back aches and fatigue. In order to prepare for labor, our aim is to ripen and...
by Houng | Mar 11, 2018 | Courses, Eastern Therapies, Fertility, Pregnancy
Houng had great time presenting to over 50 doctors last Saturday on IVF and Complimentary Therapies at the Royal Yaght Club at Point Piper. Thank you Monsash for organising the event. She got a great response and the doctors found her talk very...
