Mike Symonds Shih-fu
Recommendation

"Beijing Herbs - Highly Recommended"

"I have been teaching the Chinese Arts of Taoist Kung-fu and Taijiquan for over thirty-one years, so I know how good Chinese Arts and culture is. I have every faith in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) .

At varying times we all get minor imbalances, often due to stressful lives, often beyond our control. Some people may get minor imbalances due to poor diet, lack of exercise or accumulated toxins, et cetera. These can create what we call Pathogens (a disease forming base). If neglected these can get worse and cause illness more serious. According to the TCM theory, one problem getting worse can have a dramatic cyclic effect, affecting the nest organ or meridian in turn; this is called the Five Element Cycle of Negative Control.

TCM treats the cause of the problem, not the symptom. Therefore treatments may vary from person to person.

After a very chaotic, stressful and highly emotional time in my recent life my Qi was "all over the place". I knew it was time to go see a Chinese Doctor. As if by chance I came across BeiJing Herbs. I was welcomed most heartily and made to feel quite comfortable.

I was introduced to Dr Tang. Dr Yu Ren Tang has had many years of experience since his formal medical training in Beijing (graduating in 1965 from the prestigious Dragon Lake College). His skills are amazing. My treatment was in the form of what most people call massage, I call it Tui Na, it can also be called Tét Da. Dr Tang skillfully manipulated acu-points and adjusted the flow of Qi. His "sensing" skills for points of imbalance are astounding, he has Healing Radar Hands! After my treatment it took a couple of days to get back to normal (your system has to settle down to "normal") and I felt fine again.

Dr Tang is now my good friend and I know where to go if I need treatment for anything in the future. Thank you Dr Tang and all at BeiJing Herbs."

Professor Mike Symonds, M.A.
Heaven & Earth Way Academy
of Chinese Taoist Arts
Norwich, Norfolk (UK).