Traditional Chinese Medicine began about 3000 years ago…
● Chinese medicine is one of the most holistic medical systems available today.
● Chinese medicine regards the body as a whole one, focuses on restoring and maintaining the balance of whole body and treats the root of the disease.
● Chinese medicine has unique diagnostic and treatment techniques.
● Chinese medicine’s emphasis is on prevention.
● Chinese medicine has a long history of successful relief of physical, mental, emotional disorders.
● Chinese medicine offers self-empowerment.
At the Birmingham Chinese Medicine Clinics, we offer on-line consultation. once we receive your detials we could prescribe you herbal products to help you recover from your concerned condition or improve your wellbeing – You just need to fill in the form below and submit.
On-line Consultation Terms and Conditions
1. I hereby request and consent to be treated by acupuncture and/or Chinese Herbal Remedies. I accept that no guarantee is made concerning the use and effects of acupuncture or Chinese herbal remedies. I understand that I may stop treatment at any time
2. I understand that acupuncture is performed by the insertion of fine, sterile disposable acupuncture needles (with or without the addition of electric current) through the skin, or the application of heat to the skin, or both, at certain points on the body, in an attempt to improve the body function and/or relieve pain.
3. I acknowledge that, although rare, certain side effects may result from acupuncture and / or herbal remedy. These can include bruising, mild pain or discomfort, a feeling of weakness, fainting, nausea, and a temporary aggravation of symptoms. These effects are unusual and often of short duration.
4. I understand that the evaluation given me is an energetic assessment based on the acupuncture channel system. When statements are made regarding the state of various “organs”, such as the heart, liver, kidneys, etc., they refer to the energetics of the acupuncture channels of the same name.
5. I acknowledge that Practitioner is not a western-trained medical doctor and does not advise on the use of medically prescribed pharmaceuticals or medical treatment, nor does he give any substances by injection.
6. I understand that the clinical and administrative staff may review my patient records and lab reports, but all my records will be kept confidential and will not be released without my written consent.
