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Chinese Herbal Medicine Sydney CBD
All Chinese Herbal Formulas at Chinese Herbal Medicine Sydney CBD are custom-made for each patient. This process is the traditional method of Chinese Herbal Medicine. Your physiological constitution and health concerns provide the foundation for the practitioner to design your herbal prescription accordingly. This process is the traditional way of delivering a formula to fulfil your individual needs accurately.
Our herbal suppliers follow strict TGA approved guidelines to provide premium quality herbs in a granulated form with the highest concentration of potency and sourced from sustainable means. These herbs are otherwise unavailable to those who do not hold a Chinese Herbal Licence. The regulation of Chinese Herbal Medicine has become more extensive over the years to ensure patient safety and care, and these regulations are that which we abide by.
The extensive history of Chinese Herbal Medicine has enabled us at Chinese Herbal Medicine Sydney CBD to provide quality health care to patient ailments and needs, as it has been in Chinese Culture for thousands of years.
To help get through this difficult time we now offers skype or phone consultations. If you need a herbal prescription we will post them to you. Chinese herbal therapy has recently been used in China to effectively help manage flu-like symptoms. Chinese medicine has a long history of treating infectious diseases.
We are OPEN!
These are testing times, and that has been reflected in the reasons that people are still coming to see us for care. We continue to offer Chinese Herbal Medicine. Linh Quach is also offering Chinese herbal medicine phone consultations.
We are of course exceeding all the sanitation requirements. We ask you to wait outside if the waiting room has more than two people already in there; we ask you to clean your hands with the hand sanitiser at reception, and to allow us to take your temperature. Of course we are all required to wear masks. If you choose not to wear a mask, we cannot offer you care and you cannot enter the clinic premises. Inside the treatment rooms we are fastidious in spraying everything with hospital grade alcohol.
Call us on 0490 801 328 if you need to discuss your situation. To book, call us or book online here.
Chinese Herbal Medicine Treatments
Chinese Herbal Medicine can be used alone, to treat ailments, where acupuncture and cupping are not effective or in conjunction with acupuncture and cupping in order to facilitate more powerful therapeutic outcomes. The most common diseases we have had success with Chinese Herbal Medicine within our clinic are the following:
- Cardiovascular Health (Heart Disease, headaches, anemia)
- Mental Health (anxiety, depression, PTSD, Postnatal Depression, Chronic Stress)
- Immune Support (Hayfever, sinus infections, asthma, persistent UTI)
- Digestion (Constipation, diarrhoea, weight loss, detoxing, Liver disease, Fatigue, acid reflux, gas and bloating)
- Gynaecology (fertility, period-related issues, PCOS, lack of period)
- Other Cases (chemical poisoning, dizziness, low libido, dysphagia, achalasia, mouth ulcers)
Chinese Dietary Therapy
If you’re confused about what to eat, let one hundred generations of Chinese physicians guide you along the Dao of healthy eating. Treating illness and maintaining health through dietary therapy is central to the philosophy and practice of Chinese medicine.
As you may have noticed in the discussion of Chinese medical theory, balance is really the most important aspect of life, both in regard to our health, and also in respect to our ability to live harmoniously in the world. Chinese nutrition is defined as, “the science that deals with the healing properties of foods, to correct disharmonies within the body”.
Chinese Herbalist Linh Quach
Linh Quach has a passion for living healthily and cultivating physical wellness. From infancy, her Chinese-Vietnamese parents raised her with Traditional Chinese Herbs and Acupuncture as an essential part of their lifestyle. Additionally, her grandfather was a Chinese Medical Doctor in Ho Chi Minh City and imparted his experience to the family. The family consistently echoed the sentiment: “One's health is one's most valued treasure." Inevitably, these childhood experiences precipitated her lifelong fascination and obsession with cultivating a healthy body and mind through Chinese Medicine principles and methods in one's lifestyle. What began as a blessed cultural inheritance, culminated into a fulfilling career.
Her studies and training have earned her a Bachelor of Health Sciences/Masters in Traditional Chinese Medicine from Western Sydney University, a Diploma of Chinese Medicine from Nanjing Hospital (China).
She also continues to refine her skills by gaining experience in the field from volunteering and professional development:
- 2013-2015 Apprenticeship Training
- 2018 Charitable Acupuncture Volunteering in Vietnam
Chinese Herbal Medicine is best used to treat are Chronic illnesses such as obesity, cardiovascular disease, mental health. These conditions silently develop undetected for a number of years, sometimes decades, eventually wreaking havoc on the function of your body.
Her treatment programs are customised individually:
- Obesity/Weight Gain: Fat Loss Program usually paired with Organ Detoxing and Metabolism Revitalisation
- Mental Health (Stress, Chronic Stress (General Adaptation Syndrome), Depression, Burn Out, insomnia): Stress Hormonal Reset
- Fatigue: Metabolism Reset and Revitalisation
- Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD): Hormonal Recalibration.
- Gynaecological Conditions (irregular menstruation, dysmenhorea (period pain), PCOS, Endometriosis, Uterine Fibroids): Hormonal Recalibration
- Anti-aging and general wellbeing
Linh is a Registered Acupuncturist and Chinese Medicine Practitioner. She is also an active member of the Australian Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine Association (AACMA Member No. 3434), the leading national professional association in Australia for Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioners. Members of this association are bound to high ethical and professional conduct standards.
Available on:
- Monday 9:00 AM - 6:30 PM
- Tuesday 9:00 AM - 6:30 PM
- Wednesday 9:00 AM - 6:30 PM
- Thursday UNAVAILABLE
- Friday 9:00 AM - 7:30 PM
- Saturday 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Chinese Dietary Therapy
Chinese nutrition is defined as, “the science that deals with the healing properties of foods, to correct disharmonies within the body”. Foods are either warming, cooling, drying or lubricating. Thus Chinese Nutrition seeks to warm the coldness, cool the heat, dry the dampness and lubricate the dryness.