Nutritional & Functional Health Support

 

Supporting Your Health And Recovery

 

At AcuSpa, we focus on understanding you as a whole person, not just individual symptoms. Your care is guided by Traditional Chinese Medicine and acupuncture, led by experienced practitioners, with the aim of supporting the body’s natural healing processes.

 

Where appropriate, nutritional and functional health insights are used as supportive tools. By combining traditional Chinese medicine diagnosis with modern scientific understanding, we are better able to identify factors that may be influencing your health, resilience, and recovery.

 


 

How Nutritional And Functional Health Support May Help

 

Nutritional and functional health assessments are grounded in biological and nutritional science and may provide useful insight into:

  • Digestive health and gut balance

  • Ongoing fatigue or low energy

  • Nutrient and mineral status

  • Stress response and hormonal balance

These insights allow us to further personalise your treatment approach and support recovery in a more targeted and effective way.

 


 

A Thoughtful, Integrated Approach

 

By bringing together Chinese medicine assessment, acupuncture treatment, and evidence‑informed functional insight, AcuSpa offers a more complete and balanced approach to patient care.

 

Where appropriate, nutritional guidance or supplement support may be recommended as part of your wider treatment plan, always in alignment with your acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine care.

 


 

Find Out More

 

Nutritional and functional health support services are offered as part of AcuSpa’s integrated care pathways.

 

Please contact our team to learn more about how nutritional and functional health support can assist your acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine treatment at AcuSpa. Contact us now.

 

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