Willow Tree Acupuncture

25/10/2026

People are amazed at the far reaching benefits of Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture therapies.
From muscular & skeletal tightness and pain referring to fingers and feet, to women’s heath dealing with menstrual pain, irregular cycles and fertility support Willow Tree Acupuncture
Take care of your health today
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25/10/2026

People are amazed at the far reaching benefits of Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture ranging from our muscular skeletal tightness and bone issues causing dull and sharp pain to women’s mental cycle issues including, pain, irregularity and fertility support. Take care of your health today

21/10/2026

15/10/2026

So funny seeing children experience acupuncture

13/10/2026

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12/10/2026

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11/10/2026

🌺 HIBISCUS TEA — MORE THAN JUST A BEAUTIFUL RED DRINK!

Did you know that hibiscus tea has been studied for its potential effects on blood pressure?

Made from the dried calyces of Hibiscus sabdariffa, this naturally caffeine-free herbal tea has a vibrant ruby-red colour and a deliciously tart, refreshing flavour.

🌿 What makes hibiscus interesting?

❤️ Blood pressure research: Human clinical trials have investigated whether hibiscus tea may help lower blood pressure. Some studies have found modest reductions, particularly in people with elevated blood pressure.

🌺 Natural antioxidants: Hibiscus contains plant compounds called anthocyanins and other polyphenols, which contribute to its distinctive colour and antioxidant properties.

🍵 Traditional herbal perspective: Known as Luo Shen Hua (洛神花), hibiscus is commonly described in contemporary Chinese herbal references as cooling and refreshing.

What does the research say?

A 2010 clinical trial investigated three cups of hibiscus tea daily over six weeks and reported improvements in systolic blood pressure compared with a placebo drink.

However, research is ongoing, and hibiscus tea is not an established replacement for blood-pressure medication or medical care.

⚠️ A little caution: Hibiscus may not be suitable for everyone, particularly people with low blood pressure, those taking blood-pressure medication, or those who are pregnant or breastfeeding. Seek advice from your healthcare professional if unsure.

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Educational information only. Traditional herbal properties are not the same as clinically proven treatment effects.

TCM BrisbaneAcupuncture

10/10/2026

Scientists are increasingly investigating mast cells as an important contributor to endometriosis pain. Mast cells are immune cells best known for their role in allergies, but they also regulate inflammation and interact closely with the nervous system.

Studies examining endometriosis tissue have found increased numbers of activated mast cells within lesions, particularly in painful deep infiltrating endometriosis.

One human tissue study reported that roughly 89% of mast cells within endometriotic lesions showed signs of degranulation, meaning they were actively releasing stored inflammatory compounds. Researchers have also observed activated mast cells located extremely close—within about 25 micrometers—of nerve fibers in endometriosis lesions.

This close relationship between mast cells and nerves could help explain how inflammation contributes to persistent pain. When mast cells become activated, they can release histamine, tryptase, cytokines and other signaling molecules that can stimulate or sensitize nearby pain-sensing nerves, making them respond more strongly to normally tolerable signals. Estrogen may further influence mast-cell activity and the inflammatory environment surrounding endometriosis lesions.

Researchers therefore propose a neuroimmune feedback loop, where mast-cell inflammation increases nerve sensitivity and nerve signaling can further influence local immune activity.

06/10/2026

Returning customers is the biggest compliment a business can receive, and it starts with your intentions. Our intention is to help a person feel better then when they arrived, which means truly hearing what our customers mind, body and spirit needs.

Relaxation?

Cooling from heat or warming from cold!

Circulating blood and energy to help stagnation in the body or

inciting anti-inflammatory cells to help with pain.

Acupuncture, cupping, guasha, lifestyle and dietary advice , Chinese herbal formulas can help support the body and mind in so many ways. Get in touch if you have any questions.

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