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| What does good health mean to you? Does it just mean an absence of illness? | ||||||||
| What about energy and vitality? When last did you feel positive and happy to be | ||||||||
| alive? When last were you able to sustain your energy for most of the day? | ||||||||
| When last did you feel restored and revitalised? | ||||||||
| At elemental wellbeing we use the ancient wisdom of Chinese philosophy and | ||||||||
| medicine to help you revitalize, restore and renew your health and wellbeing. We want | ||||||||
| to empower you to reach goodhealth: where good health is more than an absence of | ||||||||
| illness, where it means your body, mind, emotions and spirit are harmonious and flows | ||||||||
| smoothly. |
| Our practice uses Five Element Acupuncture as a core treatment. The aim of Five Element Acupuncture is |
| not onlyto understand and treat the complaint, but to provide a platform where each individual can discover a |
| greater senseof self. |
| We have chosen the symbol of bamboo to represent elemental wellbeing because it shows a perfect model |
| of healthy growth. Its strength comes from its emptiness, rootedness and flexibility. When the wind blows, |
| bamboo willbend in exact proportion to the strength of t he wind. Its rootedness prevents it from falling over. |
| Its emptiness allows it the freedom not to fight the direction in which it is being taken. When the wind stops |
| blowing, bamboo immediately springs up, reasserts it purpose and continues to pursue its path. It holds no |
| grudge against the wind. |
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