
Feeling sluggish, moody, or tired? Whether you’re dealing with chronic illness, recurring pains, or unexplained conditions, ancient Chinese wisdom may provide the relief you need. Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is the world’s oldest continually practiced medical system, rooted in the belief that energy, or qi, flows along pathways in the body. When these pathways become blocked, illnesses can arise.
In today’s world, TCM is often used alongside Western medicine, addressing its blind spots and offering holistic solutions. Therapies like reflexology have gained popularity, appearing on the price lists of many spas. Acupuncture is widely recognized and practiced in Hong Kong, with a variety of treatment options available, including:
This guide’ll explore commonly used TCM therapies, the best acupuncture clinics in Hong Kong, and the list of registered Chinese Medicine practitioners. We’ll also focus on how these therapies can benefit the entire family, including moms-to-be, kids, and pets. Discover the acupuncture in Hong Kong price range, available acupuncture courses in Hong Kong, and more. Unlock the benefits of TCM and find the right practitioners to support your health journey!
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You’ll find the most comprehensive range of services and the most detailed additional info on each of them in the following centers:
Elizabeth Yau Lap Lee is a registered Chinese medicine practitioner and acupuncturist at at Restore Integrative Medical Clinic. She received her training in Hong Kong, China, and Australia, and with a strong passion a healthy lifestyle, she pursued an education in sports nutrition and personal training.
Upon returning to Hong Kong, Elizabeth decided to focus her practice on women’s health, weight management, and sports performance enhancement. She believes that achieving balance in the body is key to optimal health and disease prevention, and employs a variety of techniques to help patients achieve this balance. In addition to TCM, she incorporates modern nutrition and sports science into her practice. Elizabeth uses herbal medicine and acupuncture to treat a wide range of ailments naturally and improve overall health and immunity. She is knowledgeable in treating pregnancy and menstrual-related issues to support women’s health. She is also familiar with a combination of therapies (e.g., acupuncture, cupping, and Gui Sha) to enhance beauty, such as facial rejuvenation, hair growth, fat loss, and muscle symmetry.
Restore Integrative Medical Clinic, Room 1602, 16/F, 1 Duddell Street, Central, Hong Kong, +852 2331 8816, restoreintegrativemedical.com
Tui Na is a form of manipulative Chinese therapy that can involve massage and cupping (a mix of acupressure and Shiatsu). Used in conjunction with other remedies, it has been proven to be a highly effective treatment. Tui Na is good for small infants and can treat many different conditions, including diarrhea, vomiting, constipation, influenza, asthma, and bronchial pneumonia.
What is Tui Na good for?
Where to find Tui Na And Pediatric Tui Na Massage In Hong Kong?
Chinese Herbal Medicine is one of the most sophisticated herbal medicine systems in the world. It is crucial, especially when it comes to treating kids, that herbs are prescribed only by a licensed professional. Herbal medicine comes in the form of pills, teas, powders and more and uses anywhere from 4-14 ingredients at a time. Eu Yan Sang offers comprehensive postnatal care for new moms - check it out.
What are TCM herbal remedies good for?
*Adults: PMS, menopause, infertility, arthritis, headaches, indigestion, high blood pressure, cancer recovery, and so much more.
*Kids: Preventing illness, acute illnesses, and more.
Where can I get TCM herbal remedies in Hong Kong?
Acupuncture offers a slew of benefits and is offered all over the city. Though some find the thought of it scary, it's more than safe for kids as well - using thinner and shorter needles, making it less intrusive. Doctors use precision and skill to reduce any discomfort to kids. For pregnancy and infertility, be sure to check out IMI - they have an entire pregnancy and post-natal program, including acupuncture for stress, headaches, dizziness, morning sickness, and fertility.
What is acupuncture good for?
Where to find acupuncture in Hong Kong?
A form - or part - of acupuncture, moxibustion is a traditional Chinese medicine therapy that consists of burning dried mugwort on particular points on the body. Amazingly, it can help turn a breech baby during pregnancy. The method can stimulate fetal activity with the ideal timing of treatment at 34 weeks, though it can be practiced at up to 38-39 weeks of pregnancy.
What is moxibustion good for?
Where to find moxibustion in Hong Kong?
You have probably seen a friend who has received cupping - you simply can't miss the circles on their back. A technique that's gaining popularity, cupping therapy is an ancient form of alternative medicine. A therapist performs a reverse massage of sorts by placing special cups on your skin that create suction in the course of a couple of minutes. Many people use it for general well-being and relaxation, but it has additional benefits resulting from detoxification. For example, cupping bruises go away in about 10 days.
What is cupping good for?
Where to get cupping therapy in Hong Kong?
This is an easy one for people of all ages to enjoy in all corners of Hong Kong! Reflexology has so many benefits and feels so good. The technique involves gently massaging and pressing on specific points in the foot, which reflect all areas and body systems, healing you from toe to head. The whole family can enjoy it together - head to Ten Feet Tall in Central and book a room complete with a movie screen and fro-yo.
What is reflexology good for?
Where to find reflexology in Hong Kong?
PUI YUET MATERNITY NURSE:
*Care 30 (in Chinese): +852 8107 3030 Karmen Lam, +852 9812 0909 Angel Lee
*E-mother Care Service Centre (in Chinese): info@e-mother.com.hk, +852 3583 2543
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