Ginseng Tang

I’ve never been into the idea of acupuncture myself, and I must admit I’m a little bit dismissive of herbal remedies in general. My wife, however, is a fan of Chinese tea and herbs and we regularly pop in here to get various supplies. The staff are helpful and extremely knowledable about their products and will always offer advice and alternatives. Despite my reservations, a product my wife calls White Flower has been something of a revelation for me. It’s a clear liquid that is quite pungent, but it works absolute wonders on aching muscles and bones. After a long day fighting against my large and unruly garden, and after I’ve showered and collapsed on the sofa, I tend to seize up a wee bit (I’m getting old!) — when that happens, White Flower does the job.

After studying the effectiveness of Traditional Chinese Medicines and a trip to China, I have always been interested acupuncture. I decided to give it a go to help my nerves and stress. I don’t suffer from stress more than the next person, but we could all do with chilling out.
I was lay face down on a comfortable bed and asked where the needles were going to go. I’m scared of needles and syringes, however the ones they were using were only very short and they are also very thin. The needles were intended for my ears. Apparently the ears have lots of meridian channels that need to be blocked.
Obviously the worst part of this was the needles going in and out of my ear, but that didn’t really hurt too much if I must be honest.
I was left in the room with the needles in my ear for half an hour, and I must admit I felt quite relaxed. Afterwards I felt more ready to deal with the stress in my life. I don’t believe this is suggestion, I believe it is actually effective.
I was pleased with the overall service here and would recommend acupuncture to any of my friends.