Acupuncture & Herbs

They have various branches around the Glasgow area, I visited their Super Herb branch in South Glasgow. I had a great overall experince and they really know what they are doing. I have been back twice for reflexology and my feet and anckles fell alot more loose and pain free now!

This is my local branch of the Ming Chen Clinics and the only one I’ve been in to date. Therefore, this review will be solely on my experiences here as opposed to other branches. Although, I am keen to see how the one on Woodlands Road measures up in comparison.
Anyway, this is an acupuncture and herbalist clinic. It offers a range of treatments such as: acupuncture (obviously), Chinese herbal remedies, tui na (Chinese massage), reiki and spiritual medium services. They also claim to be able to help treat a range of problems like anxiety, asthma, depression, insomnia, stress and ‘Women & Men’s Problems’. I really do love this last one, but am a little confused as to what it means. Different problems to do with male and female genitalia? Sex problems between couples? Or just couple counselling sessions? Or do I just have a dirty, dirty mind?
Nonetheless, this is a good sized clinic which offers help with almost anything. I’ve been in here to have a few massages and have enjoyed them for a decent price. I have a friend who came here for reiki and really enjoyed it until she managed to creep herself out something awful. There’s some big story about feeling more than two hands on her and how this was proof of spiritual guardians or something.
I’ve also heard of a few friends coming here to help them stop smoking. Whatever, happened it actually seemed to work as well. Though, only for around three days to a week.
Thus, I would say that the actual treatments and remedies can be very hit and miss depending on what they are and, of course, on what YOU expect them to do.
However, in general terms it is a nice, clean, tidy clinic that offers a wide range of treatments and remedies. The staff are friendly and the prices decent. Worth a go, if there’s something that catches your eye and you’re not expecting miracle cures.