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Sinusitis is an inflammation of the mucus membranes in the sinus cavities and is caused by infections of either a bacterial, viral or fungal nature, from a physical obstruction such as a deviated septum or nasal polyps, from allergies or environmental irritants, or from immunodeficiency and frequent colds.
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The most popular method of taking Chinese medicine herbs is in granule form. Granules are easier to prepare and take than the more traditional method of cooking raw herbs. The granules dissolve easily with a small amount of boiling water and are swallowed.
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Chinese massage is known as tiu na. Used in conjunction with the other modalities of Chinese Medicine such as acupuncture and cupping it will stimulate the flow of Qi, thereby optimising health.
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Hayfever, or rhinitis, is an allergic reaction to pollen or dust. It causes a histamine response by the body which elicits the painful and annoying symptoms of sneezing, itchy and watering eyes; not to mention headaches and sinus congestion.
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According to Traditional Chinese medicine, over exposure to cold wind can be the precursor to annoying common colds. This is because acupuncture points called ‘wind points’ are located at the back of the neck and at the base of the skull. Wind points represent a gateway to the body which allow cold to enter into the muscle layer
