Acupuncture & Herbs

Celebrate the Chinese Lunar New Year with us on February 3! 🏮🧧

🏓 Table Tennis tournament
🎨 Chinese fan making
🖌️ Chinese calligraphy
🐉 Dragon puppets
➕ Much more...

Tag your friends and family, and let's make this Chinese Lunar New Year celebration one for the books!

We’re closing for two weeks from Saturday tomorrow. back open to normal from Monday 6th November. Apologies in advance if we’re unable to answer your phone calls and messages. Have fun this Halloween half term!👻👻👻

Well done. Huawei !

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We will be closed for 2days on Monday (4th September )and Tuesday (5th September ). Our opening time will back to normal from Wednesday.
We are sorry in advance for any inconvenience this might cause.
Have a nice time!

Good news! We are moving!
Hopefully in around mid-August.

The new address is:
unit 1 Hatters Row
Horsemarket Street
Warrington
WA1 1XP
We are downstairs in front of the street.

Hope to see you again soon!

We’re closing 4 days this Easter Holiday starting from Friday till Monday. Back to normal opening hours next Tuesday. Have a great time!

With Mulan Tea morning next Monday in Woolston Hub! Everyone is welcome!

We are having a tea morning with Mulan Culture Warrington on the 13th of March!

Location: Woolston Hub
Date: Monday 13 March
Time: 10.30am - 11.30am

Come and join us for tea and friendly chat ☕️❤️💬

🎁🎄 12-day Giveaway - Day 2🎄🎁

The 2nd prize of our 12-day giveaway is a 6-month YourLiveWire membership! 😍

Enter via our website for a chance to win this or one of the other prizes (more to be revealed):

https://wearewarringtonbid.co.uk/christmas/

Make sure you like, comment, and share with your friends so they have a chance of winning too!

Psst... Our 12 winners will be picked and revealed on Monday the 13th of December.

What are you doing this weekend?

Fancy grabbing a training buddy and heading to JD Gyms - Warrington for their open weekend?

Getting fit is so much more fun when you have a friend to motivate and keep you going 💪

Get in touch with them for more details.

12days ! Can’t wait!

12 days to go.....

We’re excited to be welcoming back more of our non-essential shops soon 😍

We know they can’t wait to re-open and say Hello to you either!

Please come and visit, support our local shops and businesses, but continue to do so safely - hands, face, space... 🙏

We will be open on Monday 12th April hopefully! Thanks for your continued support. See you again soon!

We’re working hard to ensure we can still offer most of our services to you during this latest lockdown.

Message us on here or email us [email protected] with your requirements. We can then print your photos/canvasses/gifts/documents and arrange a time for you to come and collect from us.

Sorry but we cannot offer portraits/passport photos, or photocopying at the moment.

Wishing you all a Happy New Year, with fingers crossed for a swift end to the pandemic.

All the best

Keith, Chris & Dave

We are closing for 4 weeks. Stay safe!

National restrictions will apply in England from 5 November until 2 December.

You must stay at home, with a limited set of exemptions.

After 4 weeks we will look to return to a local and regional approach, based on the latest data.

Read more: ➡️ http://gov.uk/coronavirus

Lianhuaqinwen Capsules widely used in China for treating Covid-19. available in store.

Lianhuaqingwen exerts anti-viral and anti-inflammatory activity against novel coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) Lianhuaqingwen (LH) as traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) formula has been used to treat influenza and exerted broad-spectrum antiviral effects on a s…

We are open for acupuncture,massage, reflexology,cupping treatment now.
but please don’t feel surprised if we greet you with hand sanitizer and face masks. 🙂😷
Stay safe and have a good time.

Quality Face Masks :
Next Friday wearing face mask will be compulsory in shops.
We’ve got a few high quality disposable face masks at a low price to offer:
1pc. for free
3pcs. for £1.00
20pcs. for £5.00
50 (a box) for £12.00

Dear friends, Acupuncture & Herbs will open on the 15th of June (Monday) for selling Herbal products only. Acupuncture, Massage and other treatment will start in July which under strict government guideline.
Sorry for all the inconvenience might cause.
Thanks for your continued support.

Introducing Traditional Chinese Medicine for Stress and Anxiety.
Always consult a TCM practitioner before use.

Literally, the name Yu Ping Feng means Jade Screen, i.e. forming a solid screen to protect our body. Yupingfengwan contains 3 simple ingredients: HuangQi, called “the senior of all herbs” in the Essentials of the Materia Medica (A.D. 1694), is considered the best immune tonic herb in stabilizing and strengthening the protective “Qi” [3]–[7]. Baizhu is bitter, sweet and warm in nature, and which is beneficial for anti-inflammation, anti-hepatotoxic, anti-ulcer, anti-obesity, anti-cancer and so on [8]–[11]. Fangfeng is used to expel “wind”, to relieve exterior syndrome, to eliminate dampness, to relieve convulsion and diarrhea [12]–[14]. Having these herbs, Yupingfengwan is being used to replenish “Qi” and to consolidate the superficies and arrest perspiration, i.e. clinical symptoms having spontaneous sweating, frequent colds, aversion to wind, fatigue and a pale and shiny complexion. Yupingfengwan has been applied in anti-viral or anti-bacterial effects, which indeed has been shown to prevent viral infections including severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) and enhance cellular immunity .

Cupping Therapy :Michael Phelps . gymnast Alex Naddour and others in Rio aproved :)

From "MEN'S HEALTH "

What Is Cupping Therapy, and Why Does Michael Phelps Swear By It?

It’s all due to a technique called cupping therapy. But is there actually any science behind it?

By Paige Carlotti August 8, 2016

Cupping therapy

Competing in the Olympics is definitely grueling, but it’s not the sports that are responsible for some of the bruises on several of the top athletes.

For instance, swimmer Michael Phelps and gymnast Alex Naddour—among other competitors—have been seen with round, purple marks across their bodies.

So what’s going on?

It’s called cupping therapy, and it’s a form of ancient Chinese medicine purported to treat athletic aches and other pains.

But can a couple of cups on your skin really make a difference in what’s going on in your body? We take a look at what’s really behind this health trend.

How Does Cupping Therapy Work?

In cupping therapy, an acupuncturist soaks a cotton ball in alcohol and lights it on fire inside a glass cup.

He or she removes the flame, and quickly places the cup on a patient’s skin, creating a vacuum that draws up the skin tissue, says Mark Perido, an educator with the International Cupping Therapy Association.

When the skin seals the hot air in the vessel, the air inside begins to cool, causing the skin to contract.

Advocates of cupping say it’s this stretching and contraction of the skin that makes cupping effective, since it increases blood flow.

“Blood flow is the body’s way of naturally healing,” says Houman Danesh, M.D., an assistant professor of anesthesiology and rehabilitation medicine at Mount Sinai Hospital who frequently combines cupping with mainstream pain therapy techniques. “Increased blood flow can be beneficial to jumpstart or restart a blunted healing response.”

looking for gift ideas? we have £5.00, £10.00. £25.00 gift vouchers in store.
with £5.00, you can have 10 minutes relaxing pain relieving neck and shoulder massage;
£10.00 can have 20 minutes massage or a cupping session;
£25.00 can have an acupuncture session. which normally we charge for £30.00. or reflexology for 35 minutes. or 35 minutes full body massage.

A lot of people use acupuncture when they find conventional medical treatments do not work for them. Others use acupuncture alongside more conventional treatment, as a way of enhancing their existing treatment, and speeding their recovery. Some people find that their medical treatment is causing unwanted side effects, and therefore they may try acupuncture as an alternative. Some people who have had acupuncture find that they are able to reduce, or eventually stop taking certain forms of medication. However, under no circumstances should you stop taking any prescribed medication, unless your GP specifically advises you to.