Welcome to
Origin Acupuncture Clinic
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The origin of Chinese Medicine takes its roots from over 5000 years ago and has developed over time, a unique and comprehensive healing system based on the unique concept of 'Qi flow' through a complex network of invisible 'channels' in the living human body. Qi flow may be analogous to the current flow in an electric circuit that powers a lamp. The stronger the current is flowing through a circuit without impedance, the brighter the lamp will shine. This is much like the health and vitality of our bodies - the stronger and smoother the Qi flow throughout our body, the healthier and more resources we have to sustain us throughout life. While this analogy isn't perfect, it offers a more tangible sense of what we are trying to achieve in clinic at its essence - to smoothen Qi flow in order to restore balance to the body.
Dis-eases and pain arises when the flow of Qi is impeded. This may be for a short or long period time, and as a result can manifest in a multitude of signs and symptoms externally and internally. A diagnostic picture is gathered from evidence that arise in all parts of the body such as through the tongue, pulse, face and special body points called 'acupuncture points. The treatment plan that follows may use one or more of various treatment methods available in Chinese Medicine, including Acupuncture , Moxibustion, Chinese dietetics, Chinese exercise therapy, Tuina (Chinese therapeutic massage), Cupping and Guasha.
Dis-eases and pain arises when the flow of Qi is impeded. This may be for a short or long period time, and as a result can manifest in a multitude of signs and symptoms externally and internally. A diagnostic picture is gathered from evidence that arise in all parts of the body such as through the tongue, pulse, face and special body points called 'acupuncture points. The treatment plan that follows may use one or more of various treatment methods available in Chinese Medicine, including Acupuncture , Moxibustion, Chinese dietetics, Chinese exercise therapy, Tuina (Chinese therapeutic massage), Cupping and Guasha.
