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 ... arriving at Herbal Inn for my second treeatment, the female doctor wasn't there. It was another first 'red' signal that something's wrong. The male 'doctor' invited me into one of the cubicles. The man spoke only in Chinese and used the receptionist as a translator and was called by her as a 'doctor'. I prepared myself as for the first treatment I had during my first visit i.e. took off my shirt and bra, and lay down on the bed on my front. When the doctor came, he gestured to me to turn around and took off my trous...more

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ravster
Premium Review Chinese Medicine: Herbal Inn Blackpool and London Review rip off blackpool (1881 words)
by - written on 15/02/09 (Very useful, 139 readings)
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My brother in law had this experience with Herbal Inn in Blackpool, they have a terrible refund policy, pressure selling and convieniently forgetful staff. Read on.... 13/02/09 I went to a glass front small Herbal Shop in Blackpool Hounds Hill Shopping centre called Herbal Inn, I thought I'd pop in to buy some Himalayan Salt that my half-brother a physiotherapist also studying acupuncture in the United States suggested I try for my Atopic Eczema. I asked for some and the woman at the counter told me she was new and didn't understand what I was asking for so to sit down and wait for the doctor. The doctor came over and asked me about ...  Read the complete review

Roxie_228
Premium Review Pepto Bismol!! Non Chinese! (896 words)
by - written on 30/04/03 (Very useful, 769 readings)
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I do not know a thing about Chinese medicine, I cannot find a category for Pepto Bismol and I have only 4 minutes left for my internet viewing …. Going down …. Usually I pride myself on being a very healthy person, I can go for years without having vomited (if that kind of thing turns your stomach you may have to leave early!), however this year and last it all turned around and caught up with me! The first time I used Pepto Bismol was last year, I had been feeling rough all day but stuck it out at school, knowing that if I returned home I wouldn’t be able to attend the Christmas lighting in town. I think Dr Ramsden of Coronation Street ...  Read the complete review

kimgraham
Premium Review Chinese Medicine: tips for drinking foul muck! (1148 words)
by - written on 23/09/01 (Very useful, 188 readings)
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Those of you who have read my op on accupuncture will know that I had accupuncture for quite a length of time and that it was very succesful! At some point during the treatment, the chinese Doctor suggested that I also try Chinese herbs. The Chinees believe in a very holistic approach. One advantage to the Chinese herbs, is that it is better for the needle phobic amongst you. Chinese herbal medicine is the term for formulae which can be made from stems, flowers, seeds, bark, roots, and leaves of many plants as well as some mineral and animal products. I was very concerned about animal use having seen programmes on bear bile farms in China. Thankfully, it is illegal to ...  Read the complete review

janharper
Premium Review Chinese medicine £49; Boots £19 (677 words)
by - written on 20/08/01 (Very useful, 261 readings)
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I am very interested in Chinese Herbal medicine. After all these herbs have been used for thousands of years to cure all kinds of ailments. So, I was very pleased to find a special clinic in the Gateshead Metro Centre. The 'Herbal Inn' looked quite interesting. There were all kinds of leaves and odd shaped objects in jars behind the counter. The staff wore white coats and seemed pleasant and helpful. A Chinese herbal doctor was giving free consultations and I decided to have a word with him. I told him that I get tired very quickly, have little energy and suffer from insomnia. He scribbled on a piece of paper and asked various questions about ...  Read the complete review

auntyanty
Premium Review Chinese Medicine: Need-4-needles (656 words)
by - written on 08/08/01 (Very useful, 186 readings)
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I hope that this op will interest someone out there, I feel the need to let as many people know about my experience with accupuncture as possible. About seven years ago I was horse riding in South Africa with a friend of mine. We were out on a farm road, our usual high for the afternoon was to race the last kilometer back to the stables. Unfortunately for me, on this particular afternoon, I had not saddled up my horse myself, the person who had done it for me hadn't checked the stirrups and one stirrup was not clipped in properly. The stirrup came off whilst I was galloping and I fell under the horse. I was extremely lucky to be wearing a proper jockeys helmet ...  Read the complete review

 
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