Acutherapy for vision
Why Choose Randwick Natural Medicine Acutherapy?
Why Choose Randwick Natural Medicine Acutherapy?
We have combined and incorporated evidence protocols from around the globe into a 10-day intensive program. This program is specifically designed for vision disorders. We use a combination of Acupuncture systems, including electroacupuncture, Chinese herbal medicine, Supplements, Eye exercises and Nutrition and lifestyle advice.
Acupuncture
A combination of evidence-based protocols is used systemically and around the eyes. Acupuncture increases blood flow to the eyes, decreases oxidative stress and stimulates neural conductivity. (see reference below)
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Chinese Herbal Medicine
We use individualised herbal medicine formulas to support the person's underlying condition and eye health. The herbal medicines are based on protocols that have been successfully used.
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Supplements
Oxidative stress and cellular degeneration occur in a majority of people with Vision impairment and eye conditions. Vitamin and mineral supplementation may improve your condition as part of supporting cellular health.
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Life Style advice
Sleep, diet and exercise affect all aspects of a person's health, including vision. We discuss advice based on current research during consultations
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Eye Exercises/Meditation/Qi Gong
In our experience using a combination of Evidence-based protocols of eye exercises developed by Marc Grossman, meditations, visualisation, breathing techniques and Qi Gong exercises produce the best results
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Overall
We are encouraging blood flow and oxygen supply to your eyes, this is a safe and natural method as well as an effective procedure to address all aspects that contribute to your vision, your eyes, your mind and your central nervous system.
References:
Vitamin deficiencies and vision loss: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10363387/
A Pilot study of an acupuncture protocol to improve visual function in retinitis pigmentosa patients, 2013, Btiiner, A., K., Gould, J., M., Rosenfarb, A., Rozanski, C., Dagnelie, G., https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4018735/
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