
My Malvern acupuncture practice is ideally situated to provide a Worcestershire acupuncture service, as well as serving Herefordshire and Gloucestershire.
The path to improved health through acupuncture is well travelled. For over 2000 years millions of people have been having acupuncture treatment worldwide. In Britain there are now over 3000 professional acupuncturists who are
members of the British Acupuncture Council.
Acupuncture originated thousands of years ago, its roots based in Chinese rural society, yet it is still capable of treating health problems arising from our 21st century lifestyle. We now know that it can regulate brain chemicals, such as endorphins, and strengthen the immune system. Traditionally it is described as regulating energy to improve body function.
My practice offers you –
- Over 35 years experience, including 20 years teaching, wit 7 years supervising the teaching clinic of a B.A.(Hons) Acupuncture course
- The benefits of advanced training with some of the foremost practitioners from Europe and the USA
- Time to listen to your concerns
- An individual treatment plan tailored to meet your needs
- A quiet , peaceful and relaxing setting
The World Health Organisation found that acupuncture has “been proved through clinical trials to be an effective treatment” for:
Effective Treatment with Acupuncture
- Depression
- Migraines and headaches
- Pain of the back, knee, neck and shoulder
- Arthritis, sprain, sciatica, tennis elbow
- Bowel disorders
- Stomach pain
- Hay fever and rhinitis
- Blood pressure
- Post operative pain
- Morning sickness and induction of labour
- Nausea and vomiting
- Side effects of cancer treatment
The World Health Organisation also found that “the effect of acupuncture has been shown to work but where more proof is needed” for:
Effective Treatment with Acupuncture (more proof required)
- Asthma
- Infertility
- Gout
- Insomnia
- Addictions
- Cancer pain
- Facial spasm
- Fibromyalgia
- Neuralgia
- Pre menstrual symptoms
Acupuncture: Review and Analysis of Reports on Controlled Trials World Health Organisation. 2002