Chinese Herbal Medicine uses safe and legal TCM ingredients such as roots, leaves and flowers which are combined according to classical Chinese Prescriptions to treat the client’s condition.
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Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)
Safe and Effective
In the hands of a qualified professional practitioner, TCM and acupuncture is effective and safe, without any negative side effects.
Positive Health Oriented
TCM does not only treat illness which has already occurred. It aims to optimise health and prevent future ill-health. TCM is preventative medicine.
What can be treated
TCM treats people who complain of a breakdown in health. It can treat physical, psychological and even spiritual symptoms to equal effect
Suitable for Everyone
There is no restriction to who can be treated: the very old and the very young can be equally assisted. Pregnant women and milk babies can be treated.
TCM Treatment Options
Acupuncture
Acupuncture is a part of an ancient and sophisticated medical system commonly known as Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). It can be used alone or combined with other treatment methods of TCM.
Medical Qigong
Medical Qigong is at once the most ancient and most specialised form of TCM treatment and undoubtedly one of the most effective forms of medical intervention known to man.
Yangsheng and Dietary Therapy
These are specialisms within TCM. They involve careful inquiry into life habits and circumstance and monitoring of food and drink intake in order to eliminate disease and speed recovery.
“Acupuncture is one of the most popular and effective contemporary healing techniques, practised in almost every country on the globe. Acupuncture is part of a comprehensive medical system that has survived over the millennia. Not only is it safe, in the hands of fully trained practitioners, but its clinical applicability is enormous.”
The Natural Family Doctor. A. Stanway, Century Publishers, London.
“It is safe to say that there is no sick person who cannot be helped by TCM treatment.”
Prof. TJ Shanahan, Irish College of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
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