TCM for treating anorexia
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TCM - Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicine
Monday 8 September 2014
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- Name: Jim Xing
Graduating with a Bachelor Degree of TCM from the Guangzhou University of Traditional Chinese Medicine in China, Dr. Xing has gathered over three decades of clinical practicing experience. Before migrating to Australia, he had been teaching and conducting research in the Hainan Medical University, and spending his time in the clinical practices of the hospital clinic of the university. Currently, Dr. Xing is a registered acupuncturist and herbalist of the Chinese Medicine Board of Australia, and a fully accredited member of the Australian Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine Association. He has been practicing in his Chinese Medicine clinic in Frankston for over twenty years. To provide easier access to patients in some areas, he has decided to extend his services by opening a new clinic in Murrumbeena, near Chadstone.
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