Xiaoming DAI 

BTCM, B.Com, MBA

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Registered Acupuncturist, Chinese Herbalist, and Herbal dispenser in AHPRA

CMR Reg. No. 0002174882

Member of AACMA

Trusted by Locals

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Xiaoming is the founder and principal practitioner at Yuzhitang Acupuncture & Herbs Clinic, Xiaoming is a nationally registered Acupuncturist and Chinese Herbalist practicing in the Sutherland shire region in NSW Australia.

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During his career, Xiaoming continues his passion for bridging the gap between eastern and western clinical philosophies. He is seamlessly able to convey the meanings and mechanisms behind the Chinese Medicine framework to his patients systematically and logically.

 

He has particular interests in 

- Pain Management such as Headache, Migraine, Neck Pain, Lower back pain, Sciatica, prolapsed Disc, etc
- Insomnia
- Anxiety & Depression
- Weight loss
- Fatigue
- Quit Smoking
- Skin Disorder
- Sports Injury
- Prolapsed Disc
- Men Health such as Prostatitis- Impotence, etc

- Women health such as Infertility, Irregular periods, Period Pain, Menopause- etc

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With Xiaoming, you will feel welcomed and cared for while working towards the health results you desire.

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Outside of clinical practice in Miranda, Xiaoming develops TCM Education Programs for his students. In his spare time, he enjoys the company of his dog, reading, practicing Baduanjin, playing Bridge, and watching documentaries.

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“One of the outstanding features of Acupuncture is ‘PAIN’ relieving effect for the pain of almost any kind. Quite often instant relief can be achieved from just one or two sessions. And in particular, it is extremely effective for sports injuries and soft tissue conditions.

I have been asked on many occasions by my colleagues and patients the way towards a successful career. It is nothing but the acupuncture style and continuous professional development that has made my practice always busy. And I like to share my philosophy and experiences with other health practitioners as I know how much benefits they will get if they can apply the proper techniques to their practices.”