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Sophie (Sheng Chun Zhang) has 9 years in total of medical education, including Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and Western Medicine (WM), and received her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine in NanJing University of TCM (China), and another Master’s degree of Science Medicine in Sheffield University (UK).

Sophie was a lecturer in NanJing University of TCM and worked as a doctor in its affiliated hospital before she came to study in Britain. She has been practising TCM again after she achieved Master’s degree of Science Medicine in Sheffield University in 2003. Sophie is registered with ATCM (The Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine) which is a professional organization for the practice of traditional Chinese Medicine, including acupuncture, Chinese herbal remedy, therapeutic massage called Tuina, cupping, etc.

Juan(Heng Hong Zhuang) has 5 years of medical education of both TCM and WM and received his Bachelor’s degree of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine in NanJing University of TCM (China). Qualified as a doctor when he graduated, Juan practised in the hospital in China since 1995. He was Doctor in charge of internal medicine before he came to the UK.

Juan has been practising TCM in Britain since 2003. He is a member of ATCM which is not only dedicated to excellence in the practice of TCM, but also promoting proper professional qualifications and the highest standards in the profession.

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5 Surprising Beauty Benefits of Acupuncture

10/10/2016

Shellie Goldstein explains five specific ways that acupuncture can provide a beauty boost from inside out. The five ways are de-puff, clear up acne, calm rosacea, brighten dull skin, tighten and tone.

Acupuncture: An Overview of Scientific Evidence

12/2018

Acupuncture enjoys moderate to strong evidence of effectiveness in the treatment of 46 conditions and is considered safe in the hands of properly trained practitioners. This strong scientific support is impressive and helpful for patients in the context of a conventional healthcare system where nearly half of all treatments lack evidence for their use. Acupuncture is also considered cost-effective for a number of conditions where evidence is available. Comparatively, for many conditions it enjoys greater evidence than many conventional treatments and is relatively safer. Patients, medical professionals, and healthcare administrators can be confident that the recommendation of acupuncture for many patients is a safe, cost-effective, and evidence-based recommendation.

PUBLISHED 17^th SEPTEMBER, 2015

A few needle pricks from acupuncture may be enough to cool severe and daily hot flashes for many breast cancer survivors, according to a new study published in the Journal of Clinical Oncology.

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