Welcome to the Acupuncture & Wellbeing Blog where we share insights, tips, and guidance to help you feel your best. This space is dedicated to supporting your journey towards balance, health, and vitality. Whether you’re curious about acupuncture, looking for natural ways to improve your wellbeing, or seeking advice on stress relief and self-care, you’ll find information and inspiration here.

Food Allergy and Food Intolerance

What is  Food Allergy and Food Intolerance? We understand that sometimes food allergy and food intolerance are often thought to be the same thing. So, we wanted to raise awareness about the differences between them. After all, accidentally

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Acupuncture History Taking

Acupuncture – Traditional Diagnosis Treating a patient with Traditional Five Element Acupuncture is based on a diagnosis which assesses how your whole system operates throughout the Body, Mind and Spirit

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Allergy Awareness Week

Acupuncture and Allergies Traditional Five Element Acupuncture may help to minimize or prevent your allergy symptoms. The World Health Organization (WHO) considers seasonal allergies, as well as asthma and sinusitis,

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Acupuncture and Stress

Stress Awareness Month Stress Awareness Month has been held every April, since 1992 to increase public awareness about both the causes and cures for our modern stress epidemic. Despite this

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Chronic Pain

Acupuncture and Chronic Pain

Recently a patient informed me that their pain clinic was closing, another informed me that her treatment had been restricted – both times the consultants who told them this was

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Mothers Day – Taking Care

Mothering Sunday is always the fourth Sunday of Lent,a Christian celebration that has now become a worldwide event where we show Mums how much we appreciate them. Mothering Sunday marks the

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Acupuncture and Sleep

Acupuncture can help sleep, recent research shows, without the side effects of medications. According to a survey by the Office of National Statistics (ONS 2000), around 29% of adults reported

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