Traditional Chinese Acupuncture
- Modern studies and World Health Organisation publications
- Personalised attention – tracking your exact needs as they change
- A time efficient way to look at multi-layered problems
- A go to for issues before and as they appear
- Easy to do – no classes or belief system to sign up to
- A regular time out from your stressful moments
Introduction to the evidence
- The World Health Organisation reports and guides on this practice (1)
- In 2008, approximately 1.3 billion Chinese public healthcare system outpatient visits used Traditional Chinese Medicine (2)
- The UK’s National Health Service sometimes offers a complementary service (3)
- The British Acupuncture Council publishes factsheets on research (4)
A complete system with its own theory of:
- What creates pain, emotional disturbance, poor sleep, poor digestion, difficulty focusing and more (including problems specific to men and women)
- Methods for the body to readjust ‘back into balance’
- Ways to cultivate well-being
- Ways to feel relaxed yet focused at the same time
Characteristics of the Traditional Chinese Style
- A tried and tested system for at least 2,500 years
- Studied for its effects on many problems
- One of the most popular complementary therapies worldwide today
If you are not sure if Traditional Chinese Medicine acupuncture could help you, discuss your needs in complete confidence –
Ruth Westnidge:
call (+34) 662 260 128
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