Stamford Brook Acupuncture

Acupuncture in West London

Acupuncture is a system of healing refined over 3,000 years of clinical experience as part of the traditional medicine of China, Japan and other Eastern countries.

WHAT CAN ACUPUNCTURE HELP?

In the West, acupuncture is often thought of as curing headaches and relieving pain but this is a very limited view of its true effect.

Conditions which can be helped by acupuncture include:

. Backache - which is usually benefitted greatly and in short-term acute
cases can have specatacular results with a big improvement usaully being
seen after the first session. In longer term more chronic cases, some
improvement should be seen after 2 or 3 sessions although longer term
treatment may be necessary to cure it.
. Many other musculo-skeletal problems including sciatica, muscular
aches and strains, arthritis, neck problems, sports injuries, tendonitis,
bursitis
. Menstrual problems including PMT, painful, irregular or heavy periods
. Menopausal symptoms
. Some cases of infertility
. Migraine and headaches
. Stress and anxiety, as well as depression and insomnia
. Sleep disorders
. Gastro-intestinal problems such as IBS, constipation, colitis
. Chronic fatigue
. Respiratory conditions including hayfever, sinusitis and asthma

together with many other problems

In addition to the problems treated, since in Traditional Chinese Medicine all illness is considered the result of an energy imblance, treatment is aimed at correcting the underlying cause as well as relieving symptoms. Many people therefore find that after treatment they have increased amounts of energy and an enhanced sense of well-being and vitality.

This practice is based two minutes from Stamford Brook Underground Station and clients typically come from a wide area including Chiswick, Hammersmith, Shepherds Bush, Ealing, Acton, Fulham and Barnes.

If you are unsure as to whether acupuncture would be of help in your condition and would like more information please call Liz Cook on 0774 020 2125 to discuss it further.