Hayfever Irritability (& It’s Upsides) It’s not something I treat a lot of in my clinic but it should be as I used to suffer horribly as a child and onwards into my 30’s. I used to dread the summer months. Cleaning up my diet, lifestyle, daily
Read more →Exercise To Fine Tune Your Brain We all know that exercise is good for the body, but how many of us are truly aware how good exercise is for our brain? And did you know that that the type of exercise that you do can benefit the
Read more →Definition of Health The definitive definition of health was developed in the late 1940’s by the World Health Organisation (1948) as “Health is the state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease”. An alternative and somewhat more mechanistic definition of
Read more →Acupuncture To Treat Hot Flushes Exciting new research has just emerged from the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania suggesting that acupuncture is better than medication for hot flushes post breast cancer. Whilst hot flushes are typically associated with the menopause, patients are often
Read more →I recently attended the annual Acupuncture Research Symposium at Kings College London. There are interesting theories emerging in both Western & Holistic medicine. Namely that an awful lot of chronic diseases have a root in inflammation. Think cancer, Irritable Bowel disease, Chronic Fatigue, fibromyalgia & dementia &
Read more →What are mystery illnesses and how do deal with them? If you’re suffering from a mystery illness it can be worthwhile checking the following list to see if a nutritional or functional cause may be at the root of your illness: Nutrient absorption. You can put all
Read more →Acupuncture and Immunity It is often claimed that acupuncture boosts immunity. Research by Tokyo university has looked at the specific impact of acupuncture post exercise. Post vigorous exercise the bodies immune system is lowered, enabling access for opportunistic infections. The study looked at elite and non-elite athletes.
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