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Acupuncture: Ancient Technique Alongside Modern Science

What modern acupuncture can do for you Though Classical TCM (traditional Chinese Medicine) has been practiced for over 3000 years. But modern systems of scalp acupuncture have evolved alongside Neuroscience to combine the benefits of ancient and modern wisdom. Scalp acupuncture is a gentle yet powerful technique. It often shows instant results, especially with regards

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Summer, Sleep and Acupuncture

Sleep, or lack of sufficient good quality sleep, affects us in countless ways: Energy and mood (perhaps most obviously!), Blood sugar Appetite regulating hormones (and thus weight) Productivity Nervous system and other stress hormones Heart health, our ability to exercise effectively and recover from training, our likelihood of accidents, and–overall – our lifespan! (check out

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Oncology Physiotherapy

To help restore the quality of life after the experience of cancer diagnosis and treatment At Swissphysio we are passionate about our role within oncology physiotherapy treatment. We believe in providing the highest quality of care and assisting patients in areas where they may be lacking support. Swissphysio is now able to offer treatments tailored

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Hamstring Injuries

The hamstrings are three muscles that originate at the ischial tuberosity (your sit bones) and run along the back of the leg until they connect with bone just below the knee. When you run, your hamstrings work to extend your hips and flex your knees. Hamstring injuries are common in runners. Acute injuries usually occur

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Iliotibial Band Syndrome

ITB Syndrome (Iliotibial friction syndrome) is one of the most common causes of “Runner’s Knee” and can account for up to 22% of overuse injuries in runners. Being an overuse injury, it is caused by repeated trauma rather than a specific incident. What is an ITB Syndrome? Iliotibial Band is a long structure which slides forwards and

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Achilles Tendinopathy

Why do we call a heel pain Achilles Tendinopathy? In Greek mythology, Achilles was the strongest and most handsome warrior. He was invincible but for one little area: his heel tendon…. So why is this area so prone to be the “weakest link”? And more importantly, what can we do to improve? Achilles tendon is

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