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| Contact Name | Linda Tedd |
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| Address |
Shop 5 168 Scarborough ST Southport 4215 |
| Servicing Areas | Southport, Queensland |
| Mobile | 0402 076 237 |
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About Your Therapist - Linda Tedd
Linda Tedd studied at the Academy of Natural Therapies and graduated in 1992 with a B.App.Sc.(T.C.M.), and is currently lecturing in Chinese Herbal Medicine at the Endeavour College of Natural Health in Southport.
Linda has been practising Traditional Chinese Medicine (Acupuncture, Chinese Herbs and Massage) on the Gold Coast for nearly 20 years.
In addition to practising general acupuncture, Linda has been specialising in Facial Rejuvenation and Cosmetic Acupuncture for many years.
Healing with skill, knowledge, experience and integrity
Traditional Chinese Medicine to Achieve Your Optimum Health
Traditional Chinese Medicine and what it can do for you!
Traditional Chinese Medicine (T.C.M.) has been developed over five thousand years treating basic ailments such as colds and flus through to more complex conditions such as hormonal imbalances (including PMS, menopause and infertility). With the use of acupuncture, Chinese herbs and massage, T.C.M. practitioners can also assist with improving the immune system, digestive problems, aches and pains (chronic or acute), stress and even facial rejuvenation. TCM is also an excellent form of preventative healthcare.
It has been believed in China for centuries (and now scientifically proven) that energy (Qi) flows within our bodies. The ancients believed that whenever the energy was blocked, whether it be physically, intellectually, emotionally or spiritually, it would cause disease in the body. By feeling the pulse and looking at the tongue, the skilled Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioner can diagnose which channels of energy are not flowing correctly. With acupuncture (the art of placing needles along the channels of energy in the body), Chinese herbs, massage, dietary and lifestyle changes the body’s Qi can return to normal and hence, good health.
TCM is an ancient wisdom and practice which is excellent for our modern and complex lives.
Acupuncture
Originating in China thousands of years ago, acupuncture is now widely used throughout most of the world and is formally recognized by the World Health Organisation. An acupuncture treatment involves placing superfine needles into specific points (acupoints) along the channels or meridians of Qi in the body. All needles used are sterile and disposable.
-. Moxibustion is a smoldering herb which can be applied to the needles or directly to the acupoints and is another gentle and relaxing way to stimulate the body’s Qi.
Cupping is where glass suction cups are applied to the soft tissue areas of the body such as the back, shoulders and legs and is particularly useful for muscle pain and tension.
Chinese HerbaL Medicine
As with acupuncture, Chinese herbs are prescribed to suit the individual and not the complaint and are also an excellent form of preventative medicine. With the rise of Chinese herbal use in the West, extensive scientific and clinically research is constantly conducted to ensure their safety and efficacy.
Chinese herbal medicines are now available in easy to take granules, capsules, pills and tablets to assist in compliancy. Herbs can consist of plant leaves, seeds, roots, bark, flowers and some minerals. There are strict guidelines concerning endangered species.
Facial Rejuvenation Acupuncture
This is another ancient skill being re-discovered. With acupuncture and Chinese herbs it is possible to restore the body’s health, and when you feel good, you look good too. Through special techniques the Qi is encouraged to the face and can reduce fine lines and wrinkles as well as improve skin tone and texture giving a younger and fresher look. Evidence suggests using acupuncture can encourage collagen production.
Facial Rejuvination Acupuncture is the natural way to looking and feeling younger
Linda Tedd studied at the Academy of Natural Therapies and graduated in 1992 with a B.App.Sc.(T.C.M.), and is currently lecturing in Chinese Herbal Medicine at the Endeavour College of Natural Health in Southport.
Linda has been practising Traditional Chinese Medicine (Acupuncture, Chinese Herbs and Massage) on the Gold Coast for nearly 20 years.
In addition to practising general acupuncture, Linda has been specialising in Facial Rejuvenation and Cosmetic Acupuncture for many years.
Healing with skill, knowledge, experience and integrity
Traditional Chinese Medicine to Achieve Your Optimum Health
Traditional Chinese Medicine and what it can do for you!
Traditional Chinese Medicine (T.C.M.) has been developed over five thousand years treating basic ailments such as colds and flus through to more complex conditions such as hormonal imbalances (including PMS, menopause and infertility). With the use of acupuncture, Chinese herbs and massage, T.C.M. practitioners can also assist with improving the immune system, digestive problems, aches and pains (chronic or acute), stress and even facial rejuvenation. TCM is also an excellent form of preventative healthcare.
It has been believed in China for centuries (and now scientifically proven) that energy (Qi) flows within our bodies. The ancients believed that whenever the energy was blocked, whether it be physically, intellectually, emotionally or spiritually, it would cause disease in the body. By feeling the pulse and looking at the tongue, the skilled Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioner can diagnose which channels of energy are not flowing correctly. With acupuncture (the art of placing needles along the channels of energy in the body), Chinese herbs, massage, dietary and lifestyle changes the body’s Qi can return to normal and hence, good health.
TCM is an ancient wisdom and practice which is excellent for our modern and complex lives.
Acupuncture
Originating in China thousands of years ago, acupuncture is now widely used throughout most of the world and is formally recognized by the World Health Organisation. An acupuncture treatment involves placing superfine needles into specific points (acupoints) along the channels or meridians of Qi in the body. All needles used are sterile and disposable.
-. Moxibustion is a smoldering herb which can be applied to the needles or directly to the acupoints and is another gentle and relaxing way to stimulate the body’s Qi.
Cupping is where glass suction cups are applied to the soft tissue areas of the body such as the back, shoulders and legs and is particularly useful for muscle pain and tension.
Chinese HerbaL Medicine
As with acupuncture, Chinese herbs are prescribed to suit the individual and not the complaint and are also an excellent form of preventative medicine. With the rise of Chinese herbal use in the West, extensive scientific and clinically research is constantly conducted to ensure their safety and efficacy.
Chinese herbal medicines are now available in easy to take granules, capsules, pills and tablets to assist in compliancy. Herbs can consist of plant leaves, seeds, roots, bark, flowers and some minerals. There are strict guidelines concerning endangered species.
Facial Rejuvenation Acupuncture
This is another ancient skill being re-discovered. With acupuncture and Chinese herbs it is possible to restore the body’s health, and when you feel good, you look good too. Through special techniques the Qi is encouraged to the face and can reduce fine lines and wrinkles as well as improve skin tone and texture giving a younger and fresher look. Evidence suggests using acupuncture can encourage collagen production.
Facial Rejuvination Acupuncture is the natural way to looking and feeling younger
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Acupuncture, Beauty Therapy, Chinese Massage, Cupping, Herbalists, Mens Health, Natural Fertility Management, Traditional Chinese Medicine, Womens Health
