Physician Tjai Kang Jie is a fully registered TCM practitioner who practices at the Eu Yan Sang TCM clinic. He is a graduate of the NTU Biomedical Sciences and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Double Degree programme. His area of interest lies in autoimmune diseases and genetic disorders.
Are you a busy parent who still understands the importance of nutritious food for active your little one? Here’s a quick list for your ease of reference!
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Discover how including a foot bath in your regular routine can change your day-to-day living and promote good health.
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In TCM, being “in the pink of health” can have a literal meaning. Read on to find out how your skin colour relates to your wellbeing.
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Knowing how to regulate your emotions by understanding your body can be the difference between poor and good health. Learn ways to manage your emotions.
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COVID-19 cases in Malaysia are increasing, coinciding with recent Lunar New Year celebrations. Here’s how to protect yourself from reinfection.
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Have you recently looked down and noticed peeling skin on your feet? Give your feet extra loving care with these remedies.
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High oestrogen could be a good thing or a bad thing. Read on to learn how much oestrogen you need, and how to balance its levels through food.
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Feelings of uncertainty and dread can disrupt your daily life if they’re unmanaged. Learn how to overcome anxiety and live with fewer worries.
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Celebrations during Chinese New Year are always a happy time but it can sometimes lead to you eating too much. Here’s how you can indulge a little more wisely and why you should watch what you eat.
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Feeling sudden dizziness when standing up? Learn more about the possible causes, when you should worry, and what to do about it.
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Malaysia’s hot and humid weather can prompt a heat rash in babies. Taking steps to prevent sweating and keep the skin cool can ward off the condition’s onset.
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Healthy nails have a smooth appearance and consistent colour. But changes in your nails, such as breakage and ridges, may indicate an underlying medical condition.
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