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THE HERBALIST is a new concept on Traditional Chinese Medicine which follows traditional values and uses time tested techniques in a contemporary setting.

THE HERBALIST is a Traditional Chinese Medicine clinic which provides a wide range of professional services including Acupuncture, Cupping, Acupressure, Massage, Reflexology, Herbal Medicine, Allergy Testing, Dietary Advice and more... THE HERBALIST provides a wide range of professional services which are individually tailored to all of our guests. Our knowledgeable welcoming consultants are on hand to educate, inform and provide treatments for an array of ailments. We believe that everyone deserves to look and feel their best and it is our mission to help you achieve it. Please feel free to ask, explore and experience all that THE HERBALIST has to offer and see how we can help you today.

02/09/2025

Lumbar Yang Gate
腰阳关 Yao Yang Guan - D U . 3

This point is located on the lower back midline, in the depression below the spinous process of the 4th lumber vertebra.

This point can help with:

Tonnifying kidney yang.
Strengthens the lower back and legs.
Dispelling wind-damp.
Regulates the lower jiao.
Reduces pain in the lumbosacral region.
Addresses numbness and pain of the lower extremities.

Middle of the Crook
委中 Wei Zhong - BL.40

This point can help with:

Alleviating lower back pain and motor imparement of the hip joint.
Activating the channel and reduces pain.
Cools the blood and reduces summer heat.
Benefits the lumbar region and the knees.
Helps stop vomiting and diarrhoea.

04/08/2025

Customer reviews are always welcome at The Herbalist.

This is what our clients have to say...

The space created as well as the treatments, knowledge and experience is just amazing. The Herbalist prescribed a herbal liquid to help with my stomach problems and it really helped to reduce my discomfort. I am looking forward to coming again.

S. Miah

Edison is extremely welcoming and professional. I have been treated using massage, acupuncture and cupping and started to feel the benefits immediately. I also drink a fabulous mixture of herbs, specifically blended to help with my skin, digestion and stress. Edison and his team can help with any ailment and you leave feeling relaxed and revived, using natural and traditional Chinese medicine and treatments.

R. Marsala

02/08/2025

茯苓 - Fu Ling - Poria

In Traditional Chinese Medicine, Fu Ling is associated with the Heart, Spleen, Lung and Kidney meridians.

It expels dampness, invigorates the spleen, relaxes the mind and replenishes the middle jiao. It has a bland slightly sweet flavour profile and is neutral in nature.

It is often used for:

Draining Dampness and Reducing Swelling - oedema of any aetiology.

Promoting Urination -difficult urination and scanty urination due to Damp-Heat.

Tonifying Spleen Qi - loose stool, lethargy, and low appetite.

Transforming Phlegm - Spleen deficiency when congested fluids move upward, with symptoms such as dizziness, palpitations, and a thick and greasy tongue coat.
山藥 - Shan Yao - Wild Chinese Yam

In Traditional Chinese Medicine, Chinese Yam is associated with the Spleen, Lung and Kidney meridians.

This herb has a sweet flavour profile and is neutral in nature.

Shan Yao is often used for:

Tonnifying the Spleen to nourish Stomach Yin - promoting digestive health, reduces gastrointestinal inflammation, improving appetite, alleviating diarrhoea, fatigue, and spontaneous sweating.

Tonnifying Lung Qi and nourishing Lung Yin - can address lung conditions such as chronc cough and asthma.

Tonnifying Kidney Yin and astringes Jing - strengthening kidney essence and helps with Kidney Qi deficiency to normalise urinary system, reduce vaginal discharge and support blood health by strengthening the body’s foundational system.

01/08/2025

茯苓 - Fu Ling - Poria

In Traditional Chinese Medicine, Fu Ling is associated with the Heart, Spleen, Lung and Kidney meridians.

It expels dampness, invigorates the spleen, relaxes the mind and replenishes the middle jiao. It has a bland slightly sweet flavour profile and is neutral in nature.

It is often used for:

Draining Dampness and Reducing Swelling - oedema of any aetiology.
Promoting Urination -difficult urination and scanty urination due to Damp-Heat.
Tonifying Spleen Qi - loose stool, lethargy, and low appetite.
Transforming Phlegm - Spleen deficiency when congested fluids move upward, with symptoms such as dizziness, palpitations, and a thick and greasy tongue coat.
山藥 - Shan Yao - Wild Chinese Yam

In Traditional Chinese Medicine, Chinese Yam is associated with the Spleen, Lung and Kidney meridians.

This herb has a sweet flavour profile and is neutral in nature.

Shan Yao is often used for:

Tonnifying the Spleen to nourish Stomach Yin - promoting digestive health, reduces gastrointestinal inflammation, improving appetite, alleviating diarrhoea, fatigue, and spontaneous sweating.
Tonnifying Lung Qi and nourishing Lung Yin - can address lung conditions such as chronc cough and asthma.
Tonnifying Kidney Yin and astringes Jing - strengthening kidney essence and helps with Kidney Qi deficiency to normalise urinary system, reduce vaginal discharge and support blood health by strengthening the body's foundational system.

25/06/2025

The Benefits:

Regulates the nervous system for stress reduction.
Stimulates endorphin release, the body’s natural mood boosters and pain relievers.
Restores the balance and smooth flow of Qi, to alleviate symptoms of emotional and mental disharmony.
Addresses physical symptoms such as digestive issues or sleep problems, linked to emotional imbalances.
Holistic approach which recognises that emotional and mental health is influenced by lifestyle, diet, and environment.

Acupuncture points that are used for this condition includes:

Spirit Gate
神門 Shen Men - HT7

This point is found at the wrist crease, on the radial side of the flexor carpi ulnaris tendon, between the ulna and the pisiform bones.
This point can help with:

Tonify Heart Qi, Blood, Yin & Yang.
Emotional issues, insomnia, cloudy thinking.
Heart & Phlegm fire to reduce anxiety.
Heart palpitations, angina, nausea & fear.
Regulates sweating problems either too much or too little.

Supreme Rushing
太沖 - Tai Chong - LV3

This point is found on the top of the foot, in the hollow distal to the junction of the first and second metatarsal bones.

This point can help with:

Eases anger, resentment, frustration & depression.
Resolves heat, irregular menstruation, pain & stagnation in the chest and stomach.
Aids sleep & relieves insomnia.
Moves stagnant qi, dispels feelings of anger & resentment.
To find out more about how we can help with stress and mental wellbeing, please contact us:

01908 231316 / 07984 659196
info@herbalisthealth.co.uk

18/06/2025

Cooling Foods

Cooling foods nourishes and helps to raise the yin, cooling the body’s constitution, to reduce or remove excessive heat and toxins.

People with excessive heat usually suffer from dry skin, acne, eczema, psoriasis, hot flashes, night sweats, constipation, irritability, and palpitations. They tend to have a rapid pulse, red tongue, excessive thirst, dry mouth and throat.

People with excessive heat may benefit by eating more foods with cooling properties. People with a cool constitution or yin deficiency should reduce or avoid eating cooling foods.

12/06/2025

芒种 Mang Zhong - Grain in Ear

05th June - 21st June

Mang Zhong is the 9th of the 24 solar terms in the Chinese calendar.

It means the grains are mature. It signifies the ripening of crops such as barley and wheat. It is a busy period for farmers.

To Eat
Barley, chrysanthemum, celery, runner beans, duck, plums, mango, kiwi, fish, cucumber.

To Do
Keep your diet light, take a power nap, nourish your spleen and avoid damp toxins.

#芒种

12/06/2025

芒种 Mang Zhong - Grain in Ear

05th June - 21st June

Mang Zhong is the 9th of the 24 solar terms in the Chinese calendar.
It means the grains are mature. It signifies the ripening of crops such as barley and wheat. It is a busy period for farmers.

To Eat
barley, chrysanthemum, celery, runner beans, duck, plums, mango,
kiwi, fish, cucumber.

To Do
keep your diet light, take a power nap, nourish your spleen and
avoid damp toxins.

#芒种

02/05/2025

Chinese Reflexology is a relaxing therapeutic treatment involving the application of pressure to the meridian points in the lower legs and feet.

Chinese Reflexology promotes healing of the internal organs and offers relief from pain & tension, and it also benefits people with diabetes, low energy and poor sleep.

It is particularly beneficial for women to help with menstruation, gynaecological complaints and family planning.

Irritability, sickness, water retention and podiatry conditions such as corns, calluses, bunions, gout, plantar fasciitis, and sports injuries, can also be addressed with reflexology.

This treatment is often combined with acupuncture to open the meridians and provide even longer-lasting relief of pain, for more effectively removing water retention, and other conditions.

29/04/2025

Customer reviews are always welcome at The Herbalist.

This is what our clients have to say…

Customer reviews are always welcome at The Herbalist.

This is what our clients have to say…

Edison and Jayson thank you so much my knees feel so much better until I started seeing you, I thought I would have to give up my passion for playing Netball.

The cupping and acupuncture have really helped and the holistic approach is helping me to lose weight and generally feel much healthier .

18/04/2025

Welcome Fragrance
迎香 Ying Xiang - Ll.20

This point is located at the junction of the cartilage of the ala nasi and the nasal co**ha, near the upper end of the nasolabial groove.

This point can help with:
• Promoting qi and blood circulation.
• Reducing soreness and furuncle in the nasal region.
• Dispersing wind and cold to protect the lungs from external pathogens.
• Alleviating runny nose, nasal congestion, loss of smell, hay fever symptoms and rhinitis.

14/04/2025

TCM
Q&A: Hay Fever

Hay fever according to tcm:

• Excessive invasion of wind-heat in
the lungs.

• Qi deficiency of the lungs, kidneys &
spleen.

• Eyes are red, swollen, watery &
itching.

• Nose is blocked, runny, itching &
sneezing.

• Breathing difficulties, asthma and
atopic eczema.

How can we help?

• Herbal Medicine:

1. Boost qi: yu ping feng formula: white peony root,
chinese yam, white atractylodes, astragalus,
cinnamon twigs.

2. Sinus support: xin yi fang feng formula: red
magnolia, xanthium fruit, liquorice & corydalis.

• Acupuncture - points such as: ying xiang, bi tong,
zan zhu, shang xing & yang bai.

• Cupping - detox, strengthen immunity & relieve
bronchial congestion.

-heat

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Tuesday	10am - 8pm
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