Free consultation and free stress relief head/neck/shoulder massage
Long Covid has great impacts on our life
We offer free mental health consultation and free stress relief head massage. (Limited 5 persons per day, by appointment. First in, first served).
Repeated virus infections such as flu or Covid will result not only in mental stress and anxiety but also in weak immunity and immune disorders, such as repeatedly being caught by flu, Sicca syndrome, etc.
The body's immune complex waste and toxins accumulated over time can lead to multiple conditions such as skin problems, allergies, even cancer, etc.
A virus infection can cause emotional distress and anxiety, you could check if you have the following symptoms after virus infection:
1. Fearful: dark, strangers, being left alone
2. Over-worried, over-thinking, busy mind.
3. Irritability
4. Easily moved to tears
5. Trembling, feeling of restlessness, unable to relax
6. Impatient, easily frustrated mood
7. Sleeping problem
8. Difficulty in concentration, poor memory
9. Tinnitus, vision blurring
10. Feeling of weakness, fainting
11. Palpitations
12. Feel chest constrained, choking feeling, shortness of breath
13. Comfort eating and/or food cravings.
At Evergreen Natural Health Epsom Clinic, we have a qualified and experienced natural health care team with expertise in integrating mental health consultation, acupuncture, moxibustion, cupping, herbal formulas, and relaxation/therapeutic massage, to provide comprehensive treatments:
1. Mental stress, anxiety or depression caused by virus attack.
2. Cleaning immune complex waste and toxins from the body.
Talk to us today to find out the personalised treatment strategy for your conditions.
Call Toll-Free 0508 383 747, then press 1 to the clinic.
Email: evergreenclinic.auckland@gmail.com
Address: 463A Manukau Road, Epsom, Auckland 1023
Website: www.evergreenclinic.co.nz...
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