TCM Constitutional Assessment
TCM Constitutional Assessment, Cold and Heat, Deficiency and Excess Analysis and Health Management Guidance
TCM constitutional assessment uses TCM theory to understand your constitution, qi and blood circulation, patterns of cold and heat, deficiency and excess, and spleen and stomach function, helping you identify a clearer approach to physical wellness care.
This service is suitable for people experiencing persistent fatigue, poor sleep, cold hands and feet, a tendency towards excess heat in TCM terms, digestive discomfort, excessive dampness in TCM terms or noticeable suboptimal health. During the assessment, the TCM practitioner considers lifestyle habits, diet and routines, physical responses and symptoms to identify constitutional tendencies and provide more suitable daily wellness advice.
In Malaysia's hot, humid environment, excessive dampness, strain on spleen and stomach function, stress-related tension and poor qi and blood circulation are relatively common. TCM constitutional assessment helps clients establish a clearer health reference before proceeding with TCM consultation, meridian therapy, acupoint therapy, herbal heat therapy or whole-body care.
Key Areas of Assessment:
- Understanding cold and heat patterns, deficiency and excess, qi and blood circulation, and constitutional tendencies
- Assessing spleen and stomach function, sleep, fatigue and responses to stress
- Helping identify suitable TCM care, meridian therapy or whole-body care approaches
- Establishing a reference for long-term suboptimal health management and daily wellness care
- Suitable for first-time visitors, people unsure of their constitution and those seeking preventive wellness care
If you would like to understand your physical wellbeing better, TCM constitutional assessment offers a practical starting point for planning a care programme.
Book a TCM constitutional assessment today to understand your constitutional characteristics and choose a more suitable wellness care approach.
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