How many treatments do I need?

In general the older the illness, the longer the patient will need treatment. So patients should not expect miracles. Also since every person is treated as a unique individual, it is not possible to forecast exactly the duration of the treatment; this depends on the reaction to the treatment itself.

Is it Safe?

All members of the British Acupuncture Council (MBAcC) are obliged to observe a code of practice that lays down stringent standards of hygiene and equipment safety. These procedures have been approved by the Dept of Health.

What should one do or not do after treatment?

On the day of the treatment it is advisable to avoid heavy physical work, excessive excitement or stress. This applies especially in the case of the first treatment. Otherwise no special precautions are necessary.

What reaction can one expect?

You may experience an immediate improvement in your condition, or there may be a slow progressive improvement. Occasionally there may be an initial worsening of symptoms for a short period followed by a marked improvement.

Wisdom Pearls:

We doctors had been treating type 2 diabetes exactly wrong. With the proper treatment, it is a curable disease. Type 2 diabetes, like obesity is a disease of too much insulin. The treatment is to lower insulin, not raise it.

— Jason Fung, MD, The Complete Guide to Fasting

Hours and Contact Details

Acupuncture:

Tuesday: 8am – 6pm

Wednesday: 8am – 6pm

Saturday: 8am – 3pm

Shiatsu:

Thursday: 9am – 4pm

Friday: 9am – 4pm

Massage:

Tuesday: 8am – 6pm

Wednesday: 8am – 6pm

Saturday: 8am – 3pm

Clinic Address:

2B Bartlow Road,

Linton,

Cambridge,

CB21 4LY.

Tel: 01223 891145

Email: enquiries@lintonhealth.co.uk