Patient Story

She had been struggling with her health for over 25 years.

She had seen many doctors across different countries, including both Western medicine and Chinese medicine practitioners. She had taken herbal medicine in Australia for a long time, but still didn’t feel well in her body.

She often felt tired, heavy, and not clear in her mind. Her energy was low, and her body just didn’t feel right.

A friend recommended Dr Win to her, and she travelled to Auckland for treatment.

After treatment, she felt a clear shift in her body. Her energy improved, her body felt lighter, and her mind became clearer.

She said she hadn’t felt like this for many years.

She has had an unhealthy body and mind for 25 years, and she is very busy seeing doctors, including both Western and Chinese medicine practitioners. She is a fan of Chinese medicine and takes herbs in Australia, but she still doesn’t feel right in her body. Her friend recommended me to her, so she came to Auckland to see me. She will tell the whole world the truth.

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Clinical Insight

This is a typical long-term imbalance case.

Although the patient had seen many practitioners, the core issue had not been addressed.

In this case, there was significant muscle tension in the neck and upper back, which affected circulation and nerve function. This can lead to symptoms such as fatigue, dizziness, brain fog, and low energy.

From a Chinese medicine perspective, this is related to stagnation of qi and blood.

By releasing the tension and improving overall flow, the body can shift quite quickly.

Sometimes the change may seem “fast”, but it reflects that the key issue has been identified.

Patients are not concerned about whether the effect is placebo or not — they care about real improvement.

Clinical Reflection

  • In some cases, improvement can appear rapid, which may be misunderstood as placebo. However, patients are primarily concerned with whether their symptoms improve.
  • Not all long-term symptoms are psychological. When physical patterns are not properly identified, patients may be mislabelled.
  • Chronic muscle tension and restricted circulation can affect both physical and mental state.
  • Effective treatment often depends on identifying the key mechanism. When the correct approach is used, change can be straightforward.
  • In clinical practice, the goal is to find the “key” for each individual patient.

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