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Acupuncture is a holistic healthcare system developed over thousands of years as part of Traditional Chinese Medicine. This ancient form of medicine has become an evidence based approach to healing following thousands of clinical trials and research which have validated its effectiveness as recognized by the Department of Health and the World Health Organization.

"The principal aim of acupuncture is to treat the whole person in order to recover the equilibrium between the physical, emotional and spiritual. Acupuncture supports the body's innate ability to heal itself."

I am a member of the British Acupuncture Council (BAcC), which is the main regulatory body for traditional acupuncture in this country. Members of the BAcC follow a strict code of ethics and practice and are bound by their professional code of conduct.

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Beating back pain with acupuncture Back pain can affect anyone at any age and most people will suffer from it at some point in their lives. It is the UK’s leading cause of disability and one of the main reasons for work-related sickness absence. The condition affects more than 1.1 million people in the UK, with 95% of patients suffering from problems affecting the lower back. Read more >>	Spring seasonal tune up 172 million days are lost each year in the UK to sickness, costing the economy over £13 billion. Minor ailments such as colds and flu are the most common causes of short-term absence followed closely by musculo-skeletal problems such as back pain. Read more >> Knock migraines on the head: Acupuncture and migraines In the UK 5.85 million adults suffer with migraines and 190,000 people at any one time experience a migraine attack. A migraine is a headache involving recurrent attacks that can last up to three days and sufferers may also experience double vision, nausea and vomiting. Migraines are often thought to be caused by emotional strain, stress, hormonal imbalances, and lack of food and/or sleep or by a reaction to some foods or medications. Read more >>

Stress New research released this year suggests that a staggering one in six people suffer from stress. There are many different causes of stress which are primarily related to a situation or event and how a person deals or responds to that situation. The signs of stress can therefore differ from one person to the next and may manifest in the form of conditions such as IBS, anxiety, migraines, insomnia or depression, back pain and fatigue. Read more >>
	WHO Report The World Health Organisation has done a review and analysis of the wide range of diseases and conditions that can be treated effectively with acupuncture. Please read below and click on the relevant links to take you to the full report. Acupuncture: Review and Analysis of Reports on Controlled Clinical Trials Read the Acupuncture: Review and Analysis of Reports on Controlled Clinical Trials here>> Or, download this review as a PDF here>>

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Spring seasonal tune up

172 million days are lost each year in the UK to sickness, costing the economy over £13 billion. Minor ailments such as colds and flu are the most common causes of short-term absence followed closely by musculo-skeletal problems such as back pain.