| Chinese Acupuncture Acupuncture therapy is a using special needles stimulate acupuncture
points (energetic points or detoxify points) on body that make a great
effect on improvement of circulation and balance of Qi (Chi), blood, and bodily fluids that help
relief-pain, treatment illness, relaxes body. There is usually no pain
associated with acupuncture, rather a lot of people feel that it’s quite enjoyable.
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Moxibustion (Chinese herbal candle) Moxibustion is a non -needle therapy,
its history is much longer than acupuncture in China. It mostly uses a Chinese
herbal candle (about 20 cm length, 1.2 cm diameter) instead of acupuncture needles to stimulate acupuncture points and Jing Luo lines on the body surface that make a more powerful effect than acupuncture on
circulation and balance, relief-pain, treatment illness, relaxes the body and help growing body energy. |
 | Chinese herbal medicine Chinese herbal medicines mostly originate from plants (root, leaf and seed), fruits and vegetables. Each herb has its own specific effect to help body circulation and balance. The Chinese herbal medicine must be given by qualified TCM practitioners. We conduct a diagnostic interview, which include asking questions relating to your health problems, taking your pulse and examining your tongue, before making a group of Chinese herbal medicine. | | Cupping The application to an acupuncture point or an affected area of the body of glass cup (bamboo cup or porcelain cup) from which the air has been expelled to create a negative pressure inside and to produce suction of the cup to the skin, and then detoxify directly and improve circulation, relief-pain.
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Gua Sha
Gua Sha is a special Chinese massage therapy that is for detoxify and improve circulation, relief-pain, treatment illness, relaxes body.
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Tui Na
Tui Na is a Chinese massage therapy that used for relaxing the muscles, improve circulation and balance, prevention and treatment of diseases by applying various massage manipulation.
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Prices:
1. Acupuncture £60 / per session; 2. Cupping £60 / per session; 3. Gua Sha (eliminate toxin) £70 / per session; 4. Tui Na (Chinese massage therapy) £70 / per session (only for children); 5. Acupuncture & Gua Sha £100 / per session; 6. Moxibustion (Chinese herbal candle instead of needles) £150 per session; 7. Chinese dry herbs £60 / seven packages for one week. (Note: according to Chinese Health Department suggested Chinese dry herbs to help people with viruses are £70 / seven packages for one week, which is the wholesale price, I do not make a profit, because we are all victims by the viruses.)
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