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Hypnotherapy helped her confront anger
The 29-year-old says it helped her explore her repressed thoughts, emotions and memories. -TNP
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Hypnosis is not catch-all solution
As hypnotherapy gains popularity, doctors worry non-healthcare practitioners may give bad advice. -TNP
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Understanding TCM
Traditional Chinese Medicine Expo held by S'pore organisers will showcase the latest in the TCM world. -AsiaOne
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Excessive kneads
Although no study says too many massages are bad, experts do not recommend more than one a week. -ST
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Eye therapy
Central serous retinopathy can be helped by Traditional Chinese Medicine. -ST
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Best of both worlds
Patients would benefit most from an integrative approach of Western cancer therapy and TCM. -BT
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No-tears guide to losing weight
There are tailored programmes to help you make serious lifestyle changes to become slim and fit. -ST
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Drink honey to stop the burning
Traditional Chinese Medicine can help stop the burning sensation in the throat caused by Gerd. -ST
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That floating feeling
Lying in a tank of salted water can do wonders for mind and body. -BT
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Stop the redness with fruit
I am suffering from acne rosacea. Can TCM help? -ST
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Stop the itch with sufficient sleep
Experts answer on how TCM can help with eczema and problems of the skin. -ST
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H1N1 'cure' purges only toxins
Herbs listed in touted formula used mainly to curb heatiness but don't cure flu, say herbalists. -myp
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Magic herbal cure for H1N1? Nonsense
Text message touts 'sacred formula' that will stop the virus dead it its tracks. -myp
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Alternatives to conventional treatments
Studies have shown that conventional treatments of treating pain may have side effects. -The Star/ANN
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The Lonchant technique
THE 15 pranayama exercises taught by Dominique Lonchant are fundamental basic steps to acquire effective breathing. -NST
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The ins and outs of well-being
In the art of pranayama, breathing is more than subconscious intakes and exhalations of the breath.
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Herbal way to keep H1N1 at bay
Dried herbs, including chrysanthemum flowers, barley and dried persimmons are selling like hot cakes.
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Are you kapha, pitta or vata?
If you are ruled by vata, you are likely to suffer from back pain, gas, nervous stomach and arthritis.
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