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Stretching to cure
How acupressure can bring relief to a chronic condition triggered by poor posture. - Daily Xpress
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Keeping in sync with nature's rhythms
Sometimes, our biological clocks can struggle to cope with the unnatural demands of modern life. Find out what you can do to adjust.
Flush out the poison
Fatigue, swelling under the eyes, joint pain and constipation? You may have accumulated toxins.
The happy brain
Water, soft undergarments and a smile can make you happier and think faster.
Excuse me, detoxification?
And it doesn't involve artificial nonsense nor does it guzzle your money.
Enhancing sexual health
A combination of herbs may bring about higher stamina and energy levels, relax muscles and improve blood flow.
Dump your negative thoughts
Try this easy exercise to help you free yourself from concerns about other people's judgements.
Sleep heals
Laughter is not the best medicine. Sleep is.
Feed your hand to the fish
Forget foot and hand scrubs. Singaporeans are picking up fish therapy for smoother skin.
Unblocking the mind: Psycho-sexual disorders
Sexual dysfunction can be helped through hypnotherapy.
Move to your body's bio-rhythm
Perform at your best: Plan your day according to the body's circadian rhythms.
Gut-level cures
Probiotics supplements may help babies with colic and diarrhoea, say paediatricians.
9,000 volts to better health?
A treatment that zaps the body with static electricity has some elderly folk in S'pore raving about it.
Magnolia bark takes bite out of bad breath
The TCM herb has been found to kill 99.9 per cent of bad breath bacteria within five minutes.
All-natural 'Viagras' could lead to stroke, death
Many contain unregulated versions of the very pharmaceuticals they are supposed to replace.
No cane, no gain?
They sat on red plastic stools in a loose circle, waiting to be caned for their treatment.
Fuss-free way of swallowing the bitter medicine
There was a time when taking TCM meant imbibing some pungent-smelling brew.
Studies find acupuncture cuts post-surgical pain
Patients also required less morphine or other opioid pain medication after surgery.
S'pore firm tests traditional Chinese med for stroke
It will launch a clinical trial for the product in Oct.
 
   

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