Drs Martin & Sue Allbright

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We would like to share with you our personal view, beliefs and approach about the research that is presented on these pages.






We both value the research of modern science and the many developments that have been discovered.

We also value the depth of wisdom and knowledge of traditional and classical five element acupuncture, which integrates the many aspects of body and mind.

We acknowledge the information gained from research, and we endevaour to use it where appropriate when meeting the needs of an individual who is suffering in health.

We hope later to share more information on the five elements of acupuncture.

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Infertility- IVF

Treating anxiety in people having IVF

(2017) Effect of Acupuncture on Vascular Biomarkers and Psychological Well-being of Women Undergoing IVF


‘CONCLUSIONS: This pilot study showed (1) acupuncture based on Delphi consensus Protocol at the above time points did not significantly affect the self-perceived stress levels or tissue perfusion in women undergoing IVF’

It is difficult to critically analyse the authors conclusions as they do not provide any details as to what acupuncture points were used or how they were stimulated.


Phy. J.L., Orlando J., et al., (2017) Effect of Acupuncture on Vascular Biomarkers and Psychological Well-being of Women Undergoing IVF. ASRM Abstracts Vol. 108, No. 3, Supplement, P-514, Wednesday, November 1, 2017


(2012) Effect of Acupuncture on symptoms of anxiety in women undergoing in vitro fertilisation: a prospective randomised controlled study


‘Conclusions. “The results indicate that acupuncture can reduce anxiety symptoms observed by the reduction of psychological parameters of women undergoing IVF. Further evidence should be sought as to whether acupuncture might be a complementary option for patients undergoing IVF.”


Summary Points:


22 patients real acupuncture, 21 sham acupuncture, four weekly sessions of acupuncture during the period of IVF, acupuncture points used HT7, PC6, CV17, Yintang, GV20

Isoyama D., et al, (2012) Effect of Acupuncture on symptoms of anxiety in women undergoing in vitro fertilisation: a prospective randomised controlled study Acupuncture in Medicine March 2012 Volume 30 Issue 2 pages 85-88



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