Traditional Chinese Herbal Medicine
Chinese Herbal Medicine is an ancient healing practice dating back over 2000 years. It has been and continues to be refined through centuries of clinical experience

Herbal Medicine
I hold an MSc (Hons) in Chinese Herbal Medicine from the University of Westminster, London, and have many years of experience prescribing bespoke herbal formulas as part of an integrated Chinese medicine practice.

Chinese Herbal Medicine in action
How it works
1. Consultation & Health Reading
Your treatment begins with a consultation and health reading based on Classical Chinese Medicine.
This can take place in person or online via Zoom.
During the consultation we explore:
Your current health concerns
Relevant medical history
Lifestyle, digestion, sleep, energy, and constitution
This allows me to form a clear Chinese medicine diagnosis and treatment direction.
2. Your Personal Herbal Formula
Based on your consultation, I write a bespoke herbal prescription, drawing on:
My professional training
Clinical experience
A comprehensive research and classical text library
Each formula is tailored specifically to you and adjusted as your condition changes.
3. Taking Your Herbal Medicine
Your herbal medicine can be taken as:
A traditional tea (decoction)
Or capsules, if needed or preferred
Clear instructions are always provided, and formulas are reviewed regularly to ensure safety and effectiveness.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who can have treatment?
Chinese medicine can be used by people of all ages and constitutions.
Before prescribing, I always take into account:
Previous or current illness
Ongoing medication
Individual sensitivity and constitution
With appropriate dosage adjustments and clinical judgement, children and pregnant women can also be treated safely.
Are Chinese herbs safe?
Yes — Chinese herbs are very safe when prescribed correctly by a properly trained practitioner.
Over centuries, Chinese medicine physicians have compiled detailed knowledge of the pharmacopoeia, with a strong emphasis on patient safety.
Allergic reactions are rare
If they do occur, symptoms resolve once treatment is stopped
Only high-quality, authenticated herbs are used, sourced from trusted suppliers who meet strict safety and quality standards.
What about endangered species?
The use of endangered plants or animals is strictly prohibited.
The profession strongly condemns the illegal trade in endangered species, and modern Chinese herbal practice adheres to international conservation laws.
No endangered substances are prescribed, and all herbs used comply fully with ethical, legal, and sustainability guidelines.

