Acupuncture Bioresonance and Integrative Health Clinic

A personalised approach to pain, digestive problems, fatigue, stress, women’s and men’s health, and more complex health concerns — combining Traditional Chinese Medicine, acupuncture and complementary health technologies with more than 25 years of clinical experience.

— When your symptoms don’t tell the whole story

Sometimes the place you feel a symptom isn’t where the story begins.

Digestive problems can appear alongside fatigue. Stress can affect sleep, digestion and pain. Headaches may shift with toxins hormonal, muscular or emotional factors — often surfacing after an illness, a medication, an injury, or a stretch of prolonged stress.

We asks “Why has this problem developed in this particular person, at this particular time?”

We look at your symptoms in the context of your health history and timeline — searching for patterns, connections and possible contributing factors, so we understand as much of the individual picture as possible before building your personalised plan.

— One Person One Plan

Listen. Connect. Assess. Plan.

01

Listen

Your story comes first. We take time to understand your symptoms, history, previous treatments, medications, diet, lifestyle — and what you’d most like to change.

02

Connect

We build the timeline. When did things change? We look for links to illness, medication, injury, stress or other significant events — and whether separate symptoms form a wider pattern.

03

Assess

Traditional Chinese Medicine assessment is combined with your history and, where appropriate, complementary bioresonance assessment — never replacing conventional diagnosis.

04

Plan

We create your individual programme — treatment, technologies, home support, nutrition or lifestyle change — then review and adapt as you respond. One Person, One Plan.

—  No The Other Way Around

THE TREATMENT FITS THE PERSON

We offer a broad range of therapeutic approaches, but we don’t expect you to decide which one you need — that’s part of what the assessment is for.

Traditional Medicine

Japanese Acupuncture
Tuina Massage

Bioresonance & Home Support

  • Complementary assessment
  • Frequency-based support
  • Portable home devices

Pain & Physical Therapies

  • SCENAR
  • Low-level laser
  • Bio-Mat
  • Manual techniques

Additional Complementary Therapies

•  Ozone
•  Prolozone
•  Hydrogen therapy
•  Other supportive technologies

—  No The Other Way Around

The Treatment Fits The Person

We offer a broad range of therapeutic approaches, but we don’t expect you to decide which one you need — that’s part of what the assessment is for.

Traditional Medicine

Japanese Acupuncture
Tuina Massage

Bioresonance & Home Support

  • Complementary assessment
  • Frequency-based support
  • Portable home devices

Pain & Physical Therapies

  • SCENAR
  • Low-level laser
  • Bio-Mat
  • Manual techniques

Additional Complementary Therapies

•  Ozone
•  Prolozone
•  Hydrogen therapy
•  Other supportive technologies

— How we may be able to help

We Start with thorough investigation
of the individual health issue
and we form a bespoke treatment
plan based on the findings.

Select the area that most closely reflects why you are looking for help to see case studies and how we approach each individual case.

Pain & Mobility

Back pain · Sciatica · Neck & shoulder pain · Joint pain · Arthritis · Repetitive strain

 

Digestive Health

IBS · Bloating · Digestive discomfort · Food-related symptoms

Fatigue & Complex Health

Persistent fatigue · Low energy · Multiple, hard-to-explain concerns

Fatigue & Complex Health »

Stress, Sleep & Nervous System

Stress · Anxiety · Insomnia · Headaches · Migraines · Tension

Women’s Health & Fertility

Menstrual health · Menopause · Fertility & IVF support · Pelvic health

Men’s Health

Male fertility · Erectile function · Prostate & urinary health · Energy & wellbeing

Neurodevelopmental & Additional Support

For individuals and families affected by neurodevelopmental conditions, including autism spectrum conditions — support for wider wellbeing.

Neurodevelopmental & Additional Support »

Cancer Support

Physical, emotional and detox support during challenging times

Cancer Support »

— Meet Michail Giovannopoulos

Experience matters. So does curiosity.

“One technique rarely explains everything about a person.”

My involvement with complementary medicine began in 1998. My foundation is in Traditional Chinese Medicine and acupuncture — and over the years, my clinical work and continuing study have led me to explore Japanese acupuncture, Tuina, bioresonance, nutrition and psychology.

My approach starts with listening: not only what you’re experiencing, but when it started, what was happening around that time, and how the different pieces of your health may fit together. From there, we decide what appears relevant — and equally importantly, what doesn’t.

• BSc (Hons) Traditional Chinese Medicine – Acupuncture

• Member of the British Acupuncture Council

• Diploma in Bioresonance

• Diploma in Tuina Massage

• 25+ years of experience in Complementary health

— Real patients. Individual stories.

What patients say about their experience.

★★★★★ 4.9 from 44 Google Reviews

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“After my first session… both my inflammation and pain were drastically reduced.”

Julia O’Sullivan · Google Review

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“Michail has helped me massively over the past 7 years.”

Hazel Heath · Google Review

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“The most accomplished complementary therapist I have ever come across in my 25 years of using such services.”

Monika · Google Review

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“He is very thorough in trying to work out the root causes of the specific issues that I had.”

EC · Google Review

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“The scan was eye-opening and thorough.”

Debbie Schippers · Google Review

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“My go to for anything not quite right with my body for about 15 years.”

Ilex · Google Review

— Your first consultation

Time to listen. Time to investigate.
Time to make a plan.

Your first consultation gives us time to understand what has been happening, rather than rushing directly into treatment. You’ll leave with a clearer picture of your overall health and the next steps we recommend.

We listen

What’s troubling you most? When did it begin? What else was happening at the time?

We connect

We consider your history, timeline, symptoms, treatments and lifestyle together.

We assess

TCM assessment and, where appropriate, complementary bioresonance assessment.

We make a plan

We explain what we consider important and what we recommend doing next.

—  Questions You May Have

Brequently Asked Questions

What shall I expect in the first appointment?

First of all, Michail will go through a detailed assessment. He will send you a questionnaire and you will have to answer all questions and send it back before the session. When you come for the initial consultation, you are going to have a discussion with Michail about your main health issues and the history around them. Based on that Michail will be able to identify any potential causal issues or contributing factors which might influence the course of the assessment and the treatment….read more

What is Bioresonance and how it works?

In a nutshell, resonance in physics is the response of an object or a system to an externally applied oscillatory force. When the object or the system is a Biological one then we call it Bioresonance.

In more detail, everything has a unique oscillatory frequency. Our organs, our cells, vitamins, toxins, hormones etc. When we use Bioresonance diagnostically we are checking if there is a matching of diseased frequencies of the organs with the persons we are checking. When we are treating with Bioresonance we are emitting the healthy frequencies of organs with the intention of upgrading the frequencies of the organs in target with the result of upgrading their function. Another example will be when we are looking for a parasite in the body, we are emitting the frequencies of the specific parasite and if there is resonance with the body this means that the parasite is present. Then by emitting the mortal oscillatory frequencies of the specific parasite we can very targeted eliminate it from the body.

I was diagnosed with the X condition, how many sessions will I need?

This is a question I am usually asked on the phone and it is difficult to give a specific answer before I do my assessment. In general, chronic conditions require longer treatments, acute conditions can be resolved much quicker. Also, younger people or people with more energy resources tend to respond quicker than elder or with less energy resources.3

What is acupuncture?

Acupuncture is one of the oldest, most commonly used medical procedures in the world. Acupuncture is a treatment based on Chinese Medicine, an ancient, but evolving medical system used for over 3,000 years in China and other Asian countries.Chinese Medicine theorises that our health is dependent on the body’s motivating energy (Qi) moving in a smooth and balanced way through a series of pathways called meridians.Acupuncture is the insertion of very thin, stainless steel needles into precise points on the body shown as effective in the treatment of specific health problems. Recently, electromagnetic research has confined their locations.In this way, acupuncture regulates and restores the harmonious energetic balance of the body encouraging the promotion of natural healing and functioning.

What are the principle features of Japanese acupuncture Kiiko Matsumoto style?

Kiiko Style Japanese Acupuncture utilizes a palpatory method which provides instant feedback to the practitioner. The activation of specific reflexes suggests the diagnosis and the efficacy of the treatment can be established by the changes in the same reflexes. As a result both practitioner and patient can feel if there are results during the treatment.The approach to the diagnosis is multilevel and goes in a great depth into structural or constitutional imbalances. By addressing these imbalances the practitioner can solve difficult cases and the patient can have more complete and lasting results.In this style of acupuncture the needles being used are very fine, the insertion is very gentle with the use of a guide tube and the stimulation of the needles is minimal or none. The result is an almost painless treatment.

Who has acupuncture?

Many people have acupuncture for the treatment of specific symptoms or conditions, and some as a preventive measure to strengthen their constitution, or because they feel unwell in themselves without being ill in the Western sense. Others choose acupuncture to complement conventional medicine treatments of both acute and chronic diseases. Acupuncture is considered suitable for all ages, including children.

— Real patients. Individual stories.

What patients say about their experience.

A personalised approach to pain, digestive problems, fatigue, stress, women’s and men’s health, and more complex health concerns — combining Traditional Chinese Medicine, acupuncture and complementary health technologies with more than 25 years of clinical experience.