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Jun

The Issue of Infertility (TCM Perspective)

By STEPHANIE 张立群医师

Infertility is a human reproductive health problem that many are concerned about. Both men and women can hinder the conception process. Statistics show that about 40-55% of women hinder the process, while 25-40% of men are infertile. About 20% of couples are both infertile, while immunity and unknown causes ...

Jun

The War on ACNE: 10 Ways to Improve your Skin Complexion

11 JUN 2021 The War on Acne Let’s face it – your physical appearance typically forms your first impression. Today, skincare has grown to be of huge importance to many women, nobody wants acne, dark spots, or loose and sagging skin! Having gained popularity in the Japanese ...

May

Featured in Top 20 Acupuncture Clinics

By Sin Kang TCM

19 MAY 2021 We are honoured to be listed as one of the Top 20 Acupuncture Clinics in Singapore! We want to thank Media One for including us in this year’s picks. For over 20 years, Sin Kang TCM Clinic has been dedicated in serving our customers wholeheartedly ...

May

Battling Insomnia: How to Fight Sleep Disorders

By SUKI

07 MAY 2021 What is Sleep Disorder? Whether it is common to get on the bus or subway in the early morning, many people will naturally feel drowsy. Nearly one-third of a person’s life is spent sleeping. Sleep disorders are common health issues that everyone will be extremely concerned ...

Apr

How to Keep Alzheimer’s at Bay

By Sin Kang TCM

What is Alzheimer’s? Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is a progressive form of dementia, comprising memory loss and affects one’s cognitive abilities from functioning normally. It is more common among the elderly, with statistics showing that approximately 60%-70% of elderly with dementia have Alzheimer’s disease. It also has a ...

Mar

What Kind of Meals are Good for Slimming?

By Sin Kang TCM

31 MAR 2020 Friends who want to be slim know that eating more vegetables and less meat can help lose weight, but without knowing how to choose and cook those vegetables which help to lose weight. Here are some suggestions 6 kinds of high energy ...

Mar

DIY Health Points

By LILY

25 MAR 2020 Significance of the Liver in TCM In modern life, many people always feel surrounded by a lingering feeling of fatigue, especially work in a long-term mental stress environment, staying up late, so they will feel a weak, dry mouth, poor appetite in minor condition; Body ...

Mar

The Cause of Acid Reflux

By Sin Kang TCM

05 MAR 2021 What is Acid Reflux? In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), the symptoms of stomach acid, heartburn, and acid reflux are related to soreness, stomachache, noise, and chest pain. The TCM ideology believes that this is closely related to the liver, spleen, and lungs. The ...

Feb

Worried about the Chinese New Year weight gain? Eat these for a guilt-free meal!

19 FEB 2021 How to combat a greasy meal? Chinese New Year is an enjoyable occasion for us all – reunion with family, friends and of course, the scrumptious meals and irresistible snacks! Before you dig in, you might want to look out and watch the amount ...

Jan

Why do you keep sneezing without catching a cold?

By Sin Kang TCM

13 JAN 2021 Allergic Rhinitis Allergic rhinitis is caused by inhaling external allergens resulting in itchiness of the nose, sneezing, running nose, nose block, or other related symptoms. Allergic rhinitis is common in people with a family history of the allergy and has a higher prevalence among individuals ...

Dec

Why do you still get acne after using so many skin care products?

By Sin Kang TCM

30 DEC 2020 What is Acne? Acne is a skin condition that usually occurs on the face, chest, upper back, and shoulders. It happens when the hair follicles are clogged with oil and dead skin cells. The typical features of acne are whiteheads, blackheads, or pimples. It is ...

Dec

Tcm on the News: Managing Chronic Conditions in S’pore: Ong Ye Kung

By Sin Kang TCM

13 DEC 2020 TCM has a vital role to play in controlling chronic illnesses in Singapore, and the Ministry of Health (MOH) would continue to support the sector, according to Health Minister Ong Ye Kung on Sunday (Dec 12). Mr Ong commended all TCM groups and practitioners ...