Frequently Asked Questions

The frequency of treatments depends on your individual condition and goals.

For acute issues, more frequent sessions (e.g., once or twice a week) may be recommended at the start.

For chronic or long-term issues, maintenance sessions every few weeks or months may be ideal.

We can discuss the best plan for you after your initial consultation. 

Chinese dietary therapy is based on the principles of balance and harmony within the body.

It uses food as medicine to promote healing and restore vitality.

The focus is on natural, whole foods and ingredients chosen based on your individual constitution and health needs.

I can help you create a tailored plan that supports your wellness goals.

Yes, acupuncture is just one aspect of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and it's not always the most powerful.

Chinese herbal medicine and dietary therapy play a major role in TCM.

Through online consultations, I can easily provide you with personalized lifestyle and nutrition advice, as well as arrange for tailored Chinese herbal remedies to be delivered directly to your home.

When taken properly, these remedies can be just as effective as receiving a weekly acupuncture session!

Yes, the quality of the herbs and plants used in Chinese herbal medicine is a top priority.

I source trusted suppliers who adhere to strict safety and quality control standards.

These herbs are tested for purity, ensuring they are free from contaminants such as heavy metals, pesticides, and other harmful substances.

This commitment to quality helps maximize the effectiveness of treatments and ensures that you receive safe, high-grade herbal remedies tailored to your individual needs.

Yes, children can benefit from acupuncture, but treatments are often modified to be as gentle and comfortable as possible.

However, if your child or you prefer not to use needles, direct moxibustion (okyu) is an excellent alternative.

This traditional Japanese technique involves applying gentle heat to specific points on the body to stimulate healing and balance.

It’s non-invasive and well-tolerated by children, making it a popular choice for younger patients.

I am happy to discuss and adapt treatments to ensure your child’s comfort and well-being during each session.

The effectiveness of the treatments varies depending on the individual and the condition being treated.

While some people may experience immediate relief after just one session, for others, noticeable improvement may take several treatments.

Chinese Medicine/Acupuncture is not a quick fix or magic solution; it’s a process that works by stimulating the body’s natural healing abilities and restoring balance over time.

Its success also depends significantly on your commitment to making supportive lifestyle changes, such as diet, stress management, and other health habits.

Combining acupuncture with positive lifestyle modifications enhances its benefits and helps maintain long-term results.