Simeen Khoylou Acupuncture Lic Ac, MBAcC, Lic CHM, MRCHM, FwSS Neal's Yard, Covent Garden, Central London
and Crystal Palace SE19

Acupuncture




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Acupuncture

      is an ancient healing art dating back to over 2000 years in which fine needles are inserted into the surface of the body at specific therapeutic points. After a detailed assessment of the client’s condition a combination of points is selected for needling. The needles are fine, disposable and designed for hygiene and comfort. They are quickly and gently inserted into the Acu-points to stimulate the flow of

Qi (vital energy).

  • Acupuncture clears blockages
  • Enhances and supports areas of weakness to overcome imbalances
  • Releases tension and prevents the build-up of negative energies, such as phlegm, toxins, inflammations, cold, damp etc.

  • Harmonises the flow of energy and eases emotional stress.




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Acupuncture

      is safely and effectively used in many conditions both

acute

      and

chronic

      .

It strengthens the immune system, prevents illness, balances the emotions and supports a healthy lifestyle.




Treatments:

      The client’s condition is assessed on the basis of oriental medical principles and diagnosis by:


  • Feeling the pulse
  • Looking at the tongue, complexion and posture
  • Listening to the voice and observing the breathing
  • Evaluating the person’s emotional state

  • Asking questions about one’s condition, medical history, family medical history, diet and lifestyle
    I will also take into consideration any medical or other therapies, as well as contraindication to treatments.


      The needles are normally retained for approximately

20-30

      minutes and may be supplemented by the use of

Moxibustion

    (a smouldering herb use to warm an Acupuncture point to facilitate the free flow of Qi).




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For further information on what Acupuncture is used for, please look at some of the research and resource links below
Visit The British Acupuncture Council website:
BAcC website


All members of The British Acupuncture Council adhere to a Strict Code of Safe Practice which stipulates the use of single use sterile needles in a hygienic environment.


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