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The precise origins of acupuncture remain shrouded in mystery but the practice as we would recognise it today was already well-established and codified by the 13th century. It was first introduced into Britain more than 200 years ago. Acupuncture is intended to restore balance to a person’s energy flow or “qi”. Disruptions to the qi are believed responsible for an array of health problems of varying degrees of severity. These days acupuncture is often utilised in the West as a complementary therapy, although it may also be employed as a first line of defence against certain conditions like arthritis.
The qi travels along certain well understood pathways in the body. The job of the acupuncturist is to identify where a disruption is originating and to insert extremely fine needles into strategic points along these pathways to restore the proper flow of energy. Western medicine has generally been at a loss to explain how acupuncture works, although some in the mainstream medical community believe the inserted needles activate specific nerves that release endorphins. While its effectiveness is a major selling point, acupuncture has also gained in popularity because it is virtually side effect free.
Because it is still considered an “alternative” therapy it is not always easy to locate a qualified acupuncturist near you in North London. Because of this, we have developed the ANP Practitioner Directory you see below. Use it to obtain a list of certified acupuncturists in your vicinity.
Address: 84 Park Road, London N8 8JQ, UK
Practitioner: Acupuncturist, Naturopath
Specialism:
Appointments: In Person, Online, Phone
Website: https://purehealthacupuncture.co.uk/
Phone: 02034883175
Address: Leyton, London, UK
Practitioner: Acupuncturist, Naturopath
Specialism:
Appointments: In Person
Phone: 07890994728
Address: 32 London Bridge St, London SE1 9SG, UK
Practitioner: Acupuncturist
Specialism: Digestive
Appointments:
Address: Greenwich, London, UK
Practitioner: Acupuncturist, Naturopath
Specialism: Skin Conditions, General Health and Wellbeing
Appointments: In Person, Online, Phone
Website: https://wellnessbygabrielle.com
Address: 135-137 High Street, Chipping Ongar, Ongar, Essex CM5 9AL, UK
Practitioner: Acupuncturist, Herbalist, Naturopath
Specialism: Women's Health, General Health and Wellbeing
Appointments: In Person
Phone: 07360206570
Appointments: In Person, Online
Website: http://www.saminahaider.com
Address: 147 Bellenden Road, London, UK
Practitioner: Acupuncturist, Naturopath
Specialism: General Health and Wellbeing
Appointments: In Person
Address: 151 Clapham High Street, London, UK
Practitioner: Acupuncturist
Specialism: General Health and Wellbeing
Appointments: In Person
Address: 75 Sewardstone Road, London E2 9HN, UK
Practitioner: Acupuncturist, Homeopath
Specialism: Women's Health, Family Health, General Health and Wellbeing
Address: London, UK
Practitioner: Acupuncturist, Naturopath
Specialism: General Health and Wellbeing, Children's Health
Appointments: In Person
Website: http://www.littlebigacupuncture.com