Chinese medicine: Chinese medeicine has always been a…read morepart of traditional culture. It has a history of 5000 years and developed in a complete system that is capable of diagnosing, treating and preventing illnesses. While it can remedy ailments, alter states of mind, relieving pain and reversing disease, Chinese medicine can also enhance recuperative power, creativity and the capacity for work, pleasure and immunity. But not solely, it also has the capacity to reinforce optimal function by coaxing the kidney to perform better by activicating the circulation of blood. The principle of Chinese medicine is to balance Yin and Yand within the human body. In the same way as the balance of all things in nature such as heaven and earth, male and female, inner and outer, body and mind. Harmony of this union means energetic body with a healthy mind, while disharmony leads to disorder and illnesses. The strategy of Chinese medicine is to balance all things in order to restore harmony within the human body. Herbs: Herbal medicine is the result of combination of plants which are used for keeping and restoring the normal body functions. The number of herbs used for each condition varies from one or more and up to over 12 kinds of herbs in calculated proportion depending on the decision of the knowledge and experience of the practitioner. After a consultation with the doctor, a prescription and the correct combination of herbs will be given. Usually patients will feel the difference dearly after the first session. Acupuncture: For over 4000 years, acupuncture has been used to re-balance the body energy channels to relieve pain. This is particularly effective treatment for muscular and back pain. Acupuncture is also used with great success in the treatment of weight loss, stress relief and depression. The greatest benefit of acupuncture is the balancing of the body's Qi. This helps energy flow through the 14 meridinas improving general health and organ functions. TCMH conbines Acupuncture Massage and Herbal medicine to treat the problems and balance of the body on three effective levels. Cupping: Cupping is a treatment that involves using vacuum cups to pull the skin and reduce tension, relieving stiffness, aches and pains. This technique is best used with massage and acupuncture. Reflexology: As the tree has roots, so the feet are the roots of the body. In TCMH, the feet are the second heart. Precise pressure points on the feet are linked to the major organs. Our reflexologist can identify the body's health through treatment massage. This improves blood circulation help to detoxify and balance of the body.

My name is Maria. I have had three acupuncture treatments with Dr. Shu Xu. I was treated for pains…read morein my left arm and now the pain has subsided. At the moment I am visiting Dr. Shu Xu once a week just to improve my general health.

Dr Shu is an amazing acupuncture practitioner, with an in-depth medical knowledge of both Chinese…read moreand Western medicine. For more than 20 years I have visited Dr Shu with great results, having both acupuncture and herbal medicine treatments, to help me recover from a knee surgery, sinusitis and women health issues. I would highly recommend her services.

Dr Qian was recommended to me by a friend who had been to see him. On arriving I was seen…read moreimmediately and after discussing my health problem and asking some questions, the doctor had grasped what the problem was and how to fix it. Interestingly the solution was simple enough and after acupuncture and some medical massage I was again able to walk again without pain. At all times the doctor was professional and answered my questions without hesitation, because he knew exactly what the solution was. That in itself put me at ease. However the acupuncture needles really did not hurt. It is now 3 days since my treatment and I am pain free. Considering I walked around for 2 months during which time I visited doctors and physiotherapists, the acupuncture and massage I got at Bien Jn Chinese Medicine Centre was little short of a miracle. I would feel totally at ease recommending this clinic and especially doctor Qian to my mum or any friend of mine.

This is a traditional chinese medicine shop specialising in acupunture, acupressure, reflexology,…read moreherbs and the best massage I've probably ever had....and that was only the £5 for 8 minutes one! you can get a full body for £25 apparently!! im going back, and so should everyone in London...

I don't know about other services, but I definitely couldn't recommend the massage. It was mainly…read morerubbing and slapping rather than an actual massage.

Knowledgeable, kind and honest, dr Liu is highly recommended if you need to know how your body…read moreworks as a whole, rather than focusing on one body part as with most western medicine. He will recommend changes to your lifestyle and is not pushy. A course of treatment is recommended and worth the investment, although his prices are hard to beat. I will be back very soon, it is an honour to have him in the neighbourhood.

From the owner: We are in crouch end. We do acupuncture,osteopathy,TuiNa Massage ,reflexology,cupping and Chinese…read moreherbal medicine. Pain management ,skin disease care. Infertility and IVF support

I have been trying the variety of treatment and medicine for my right knee problems in the last few…read moreyears so I thought why not try chinese medicine to see if it can do anything. I had the acupuncture and massaging which did do some help for a few days but did run out and back to the same problems, so I will say it can help for a time but is not permanent to cure my knee

TREATMENT RESULTED IN AGONY. I went to Dr Ling Chen for treatment of minor knee injury for which I…read morehad previously benefitted from acupuncture with a different practitioner. I was given a variety of treatment including massage, cupping and acupuncture but mainly focussed on my back which Dr Ling identified as the problem area. The following day I woke in agonising pain as my back had gone into spasm. It is now 3 days later and I am taking strong painkillers and am unable to work. I went to see Dr Ling who confusingly told me that a) this was normal b) it had nothing to do with her treatment c) was entirely coincidental d) was a result of me taking a bath (which is entirely different to treating the area with heat as she had recommended). The only advice she could give was to take further treatment from her at full charge. My initial treatment had cost me £72 including some strong smelling massage oil. I think I should have been offered a complimentary follow up treatment (which I would have declined) or a partial refund. According to Dr Ling I am the only patient who has ever had any complaint with her practice.