Top tips on relieving Stress over Christmas
Here are some tips on how to take a break from the madness and relieve some of the stress associated with Christmas.
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Chinese Medicine, acupuncture, and complementary treatments can have profound results when delivered correctly and with the right experience.
With a lot of real-world problems, aches, pains and health issues, Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine as a whole can help – and not always in the most expected ways.
So, while we run the clinics day-to-day, it’s essential to keep in touch with and share (in this blog) the news in the medical world, including perspectives on how it relates to the kinds of treatment programmes delivered to clients every day.
Here are some tips on how to take a break from the madness and relieve some of the stress associated with Christmas.
A recent study has found that physical therapy and yoga can be just as effective at alleviating symptoms and helping people to enjoy better quality sleep.
A recent study has found a connection between tobacco and mental health conditions such as depression.
There’s a lot of talk about climate change and the impact that this will likely have on our physical health but what about the impact on our mental health?
A GP wrote in a national newspaper recently about how acupuncture could be an alternative for people who suffer from frequent migraines.
There are several studies that date back to the 1940s that assert acupuncture has helped relieve the symptoms of sensorineural hearing loss.
New research has found that there is often a link between persistent back pain and persistent headaches.
Considering acupuncture has been around for more than 3,000 years, it is only in the last few that the Western world has enjoyed its benefits.
A new study has revealed that people who smoke are three times as likely to develop chronic back pain as those who don’t.
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