Clinics in Chatswood, Sydney and Erina, Central Coast.

 Consultations with the Chinese herbalist are available in Chatswood in Sydney, and in Erina near Gosford on the Central Coast. Our patients who can't make it to Chatswood in Sydney or to Erina near Gosford for a face to face consultation can have a telephone consultation with the Chinese herbalist and an individualised herbal formula in concentrated form can be sent by courier.
Peter has been working in the Chinese medicine field since 1982 when he gained valuable experience treated osteo-arthritic and auto-immune related arthritis disorders in St Anne's Private Hospital in Sydney, near Chatswood. Since then Peter has treated thousands of patients who suffer from a wide variety of conditions that arise due Australian lifestyle, environment and genetic causes. Peter has a special interest in the problems that run in families and arise from particular genetic tendencies. With a wide experience in treated Anglo-celtic problems and diseases that arise due to Western diet and lifestyle and with studies in bio-medicine assisting the differential diagnosis, Peter uses Chinese herbs and acupuncture using scientific approach.

About Chinese Medicine

 After investigating the clinical use of acupuncture, The World Health Organization (WHO) drew up a list of diseases that lend themselves to acupuncture treatment. In TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine) clinics, acupuncture is often used in combination with Chinese Herbal Medicine prescribed by a specialist Chinese herbalist, so a broader range of diseases is often treated.

 Peter is a Chinese herbalist and Acupuncturist who has found the benefit in studying the Chinese Medical system and combining it with studies in biomedical sciences such as physiology, pharmacology, endocrinology and neurology etc.

 The effectiveness of TCM has been confirmed in today's clinics and up-to-date research into the physiological effects of acupuncture and the pharmacology of Chinese herbs is shedding new light on why these therapies can be effective for many conditions. After investigating the clinical use of acupuncture, The World Health Organization (WHO) drew up a list of diseases that lend themselves to acupuncture treatment. As with any kind of treatment the efficacy depends on the skills of the acupuncturist, the nature of the problem and the severity, or how chronic the condition is. Clinical experience and training gives the Chinese herbalist or acupuncturist an indication of the likely outcome of treatment.

 The rapid growth of the use of TCM in the west has led to an increasing number of Western doctors adopting some of it's practices such as acupuncture, mainly for the pain-relieving effect of acupuncture, but acupuncture and Chinese herbs can treat so many more conditions when in the hands of properly qualified Chinese herbalists and Acupuncturists. University researchers are confirming that TCM can be effective for conditions that are difficult to treat with conventional drug-treatments, such as IBS, hepatitis, arthritis etc. This would indicate that as time goes by more university research will surely validate the formulas that Chinese herbalists use.

 Chinese herbalists view disease as the loss of homeostasis across systems of the body, which can manifest with patterns of both physical and mental signs and symptoms. Acupuncture and Chinese herbs, when used correctly by a properly qualified TCM practitioner, supports the body's natural ability to heal itself and re-establish equilibrium. The key is removing obstacles to the body's innate ability to restore balance. Health is maintained or lost by factors such as heredity, environmental pathogens, diet and excessive emotional states. Treatment supports general health and resistance, thus treating the whole person and not just the disease.

 More and more people are finding that individually prescribed Chinese herbal formulas not only treat many diseases, but, can also be highly effective for maintaining good health and preventing illness and are commonly used for physical, psychological and emotional problems.

How do I make an appointment?

  Where-ever  you live you can have a Chinese herbal consultation over the phone after providing us with your medical history. Fill out this form.
  To see us for an appointment in Chatswood, Sydney or in Erina on the Central Coast fill out this form or give us a phone call.