WELCOME TO BODYFIX THERAPIES:
HERBAL MEDICINE, ACUPUNCTURE and TUI NA
IN DEVON!
"After being diagnosed with psoriatic arthritis and put on Methotrexate, I found I wasn't coping very well and decided to look for an alternative.
A friend of mine told me about a herbalist and acupuncturist who had been getting amazing results and I decided to get in touch with Jenny.
Right from the beginning I felt I had found someone who understood what I need and the results spoke for themselves. Jenny put me straight on Chinese herbs and I saw her for acupuncture every week to start with. This changed within 6 weeks when we went to 2 weeks. 2 months later I found my skin was scale free and I was pain free. 1 year later and I take a low dose of herbs and see Jenny once a month. I know she is moving to Devon but I shall continue with the herbs and I have a feeling I will be fine.
I am so grateful to have found this lady. Her depth of knowledge about the human body and TCM is amazing. She is kind, she listens and best of all, she gets results. Thank you Jenny for changing my life"
Tim Peters
SERVICES
Herbal medicine
For generations, herbal therapy has held a revered place in China and throughout Asia. Presently, the Western world is awakening to the enduring wisdom of this age-old practice, incorporating Chinese herbs to address a multitude of health concerns.
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Acupuncture
Acupuncture is a key component of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), and is most commonly used to treat pain by balancing the flow of energy - known as qi (pronounced "chee") - believed to flow through pathways in the body. Acupuncture involves inserting very thin needles into the body at strategic acupuncture points to treat different health issues. Acupuncture can help relieve pain and treat a wide range of other complaints.
Bodywork
If you are unwell or in pain, Chinese massage (known as Tui Na) can bring welcome relief. It is quite simply the most tried and tested massage therapy in the world and can be even more effective when used in combination with acupuncture. For chronic conditions, Chinese herbs should also be included as the third element of treatment.