Energy medicine is a broad term for complementary practices aimed at supporting relaxation, balance and wellbeing.
It should not replace medical diagnosis or treatment.
An often ignored but fundamental aspect of Chinese Medicine is idea of adapting oneself and one’s life to the Earth's natural cycles and the seasons. The Yellow Emperor’s Classic of Chinese Medicine (commonly recognised as the key doctrine on the…
During any given day your physical and emotional energy levels fluctuate, for some people it can be like the ebb and flow of a gentle tide, or for others it’s more like crashing waves, and then brief moments of quiet…
Functional medicine is often described as a personalized, root-cause approach to healthcare—but who actually benefits most from it? While anyone interested in proactive, whole-person health can gain value, functional medicine is especially well-suited for people who feel underserved by conventional…
Introduction According to Traditional Chinese Medicine as articulated by Giovanni Maciocia CAc Qi-Energy has the following types: organ qi, channel qi, ying (nutritive/construction) qi, wei (defensive) qi, zong (ancestral/gathering) qi. The functions of these types of qi are as follows:…