BRISTOL CHINESE MEDICINE CLINIC
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Acupuncture | Chinese Herbal Medicine | Tui Na Massage | Nutritional Therapy | Radiant Health Coaching
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About Neil
Neil is a firm advocate of the use of Chinese health practices in the pursuit of optimum health.
He believes that holistic Chinese medicine techniques remain the best way to treat illness and improve health on all levels and is dedicated to spreading this message far and wide.
He teaches that everyone can improve their physical, mental, emotional and spiritual well-being, in a constant and ongoing 'Radiant Health Evolution'.
If you want to experience that evolution for yourself, you're in the right place.
UK Tui Na Massage Register launched
/0 Comments/in Massage /by Neil KinghamI’m very pleased to announce that the UK Register of Tui Na Chinese Massage has now launched, and the website is live. The register is an independent, professional organisation dedicated to promoting high standards of training and practice in Tui na, to supporting its trainee and qualified practitioners, and to developing the profile and fostering […]
Jujube (Chinese Dates)
/0 Comments/in Herbs /by Neil KinghamThe Chinese date or ‘jujube’ is so important to the Chinese that it has worked its way into folklore – a traditional Chinese story tells of a woman who lived 2000 years ago who ate nothing but jujube and when she married at the age of 50 she had the appearance of a 20 year […]
Longan Fruit
/2 Comments/in Herbs, Nutrition & Healing Foods /by Neil KinghamThe longan (literally ‘dragon eye’) is a close relative of the lychee, and is one of the most well known and well used of the medicinal fruits in Chinese Medicine. It’s forte is in treating Blood Deficiency, especially in the realm of calming the spirit. The longan fruits strengthen both the digestive system and also […]
Recipe: Nettle Soup
/2 Comments/in Healing Recipes, Herbs, Seasonal, Spring /by Neil Kingham½ collander nettles, tops or young leaves 1 onion, chopped 1 carrot, chopped 1 celery stick, chopped 1 medium potato, chopped 1 garlic clove, crushed (optional) Chicken, or vegetable stock (fresh is best, but stock cubes/powder are ok too) 1 tbsp thick cream or crème fraîche (optional) Put the onion, carrot, celery, garlic and potato […]
Recipe: Malty Flapjacks
/0 Comments/in Healing Recipes /by Neil KinghamBy popular request, here is the recipe for my Malty Flapjacks. I’ve spent some time gradually refining this recipe – the finished result used honey and malt instead of white sugar, and also much less fat than most flapjack recipes. It’s very easy to cook, and about as healthy as a sweet treat can be! […]
Qi Gong
/0 Comments/in Qi Gong /by Neil KinghamQi Gong (or ‘Chi Kung’) is one of the branches of Chinese Medicine, and is closely related to T’ai Chi (taiji). It literally means ‘energy work’ and is considered by many both the most important and the most profound method of health maintenance and spiritual development. Qi Gong is typically divided into 5 types: Taoist, […]
Recipe: Easy Red Lentil Soup
/0 Comments/in Healing Recipes /by Neil KinghamI’m a big fan of beans and pulses, and I think they’re under-used by most of us. Someone was saying to me recently that they didn’t know any ways to cook them, and I promised to come up with a simple recipe that can’t go wrong, and here it is – Easy Lentil Soup (serves […]