Tam Acu

Tam Acu Licensed Acupuncturist specialising in TCM acupuncture & related therapies

TREATMENT BEGINS WITH HUMAN CONNECTION Before we even pick up a needle, we’re already paying attention — to temperature,...
11/06/2026

TREATMENT BEGINS WITH HUMAN CONNECTION

Before we even pick up a needle, we’re already paying attention — to temperature, texture, muscle tone, and how your body responds to touch. When I hold your wrist to feel your pulses, I’m not only gathering clinical information; I’m also meeting you, person to person.
Palm to palm, there’s an element of human connection that goes beyond pattern diagnosis alone.

Short nails matter more than you might think.

Acupuncturists locate points and assess pulses with the pads of the fingers — one of the most sensitive areas of the hand.
Much of what we perceive is subtle, and maintaining that sensitivity matters. Long nails can interfere with the quality of touch and reduce the feedback available through the fingertips.

Touch is part of the treatment experience.

Acupuncture doesn’t begin with the needle. The way we make first contact with the body — holding a wrist, supporting a shoulder, or simply placing a hand with intention and care — can influence how someone feels in the treatment space.
Thoughtful, skilled touch can help create a sense of safety and ease, allowing the body to settle and making it easier to receive treatment.

For many patients, some of the most important work begins before a needle is ever inserted ☯️

This new google review has made my day 🙏❤️Being part of a client’s fertility journey is one of the greatest privileges o...
03/06/2026

This new google review has made my day 🙏❤️

Being part of a client’s fertility journey is one of the greatest privileges of my work.

In Traditional Chinese Medicine, fertility support focuses on creating balance within the body, supporting overall health, regulating cycles, reducing stress, and preparing the body for conception.

Acupuncture is often used alongside natural conception journeys and assisted reproductive treatments as part of an holistic approach to reproductive wellbeing.

Every journey is unique, which is why personalised care and support are so important.

I feel incredibly grateful to have been trusted as part of this client’s path to motherhood and allowing me to be a small part of such a special chapter in her life 💕

As an acupuncturist, one of the most rewarding aspects of my work is helping people understand that health is often more...
01/06/2026

As an acupuncturist, one of the most rewarding aspects of my work is helping people understand that health is often more complex than the symptom they're experiencing.

In modern healthcare, it's common to focus on the area that's causing discomfort. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, we take a broader view.

A headache may not simply be a headache.

Poor sleep may not be the root issue.

Digestive concerns, stress, fatigue, pain, hormonal changes and emotional wellbeing can all be interconnected.

This is why a thorough consultation is such an important part of treatment.

Over the years, I've found that many patients achieve the best results when they understand the process before they begin. Realistic expectations, consistency and an appreciation of the body's ability to adapt and restore balance all play an important role.

Barry & I had a rare day out of clinic today, sharing the wonderful benefits of TCM acupuncture ☯️❤️
27/05/2026

Barry & I had a rare day out of clinic today, sharing the wonderful benefits of TCM acupuncture ☯️❤️

A great Qigong session this morning at Neuadd Ni - A Hall for All
Followed by the wonderful Tam Acu answering questions about acupuncture.
Acupuncture and Qigong are two branches of Traditional Chinese Medicine so are complimentary and effective when combined.
For more information on Qigong contact Three Deep Breaths School Of Qigong
For more information on Acupuncture contact Tam Acu

My google page where you can find information & my contact details if you want to book in - either email through my webs...
18/05/2026

My google page where you can find information & my contact details if you want to book in - either email through my website or message via text or watsap ☯️🙏

Tam Acu - Licensed Acupuncturist

5.0 ⭐ · Acupuncture clinic in Old Colwyn, Wales

Yin Tang bleeding in Traditional Chinese Medicine is usually a light pricking or superficial bleeding technique used to ...
08/05/2026

Yin Tang bleeding in Traditional Chinese Medicine is usually a light pricking or superficial bleeding technique used to calm the Shen (spirit), clear Heat, and move stagnant Qi in the head region.

From a classic TCM perspective, Yin Tang is strongly connected with:

* Calming the mind and emotions
* Reducing anxiety, agitation, insomnia, and stress
* Opening the sensory orifices
* Relieving frontal headache and sinus congestion
* Settling excessive Yang or internal Wind affecting the head

A small amount of bleeding at Yin Tang is believed to:

* Move stagnant Blood and Qi locally
* Clear excess Heat from the upper Jiao
* Sedate overactive Shen
* Promote mental clarity and relaxation

I wanted to share this review as a reminder to those seeking support, that I do more than just place acupuncture needles...
22/04/2026

I wanted to share this review as a reminder to those seeking support, that I do more than just place acupuncture needles in specific areas of the body to innervate change.
Powerful as that may be, as an holistic practitioner your healing journey begins when you step into my clinic ☯️
I’m not just here to assess but assist you in finding ways to improve your condition & quality of life that’s achievable & long lasting!
For each session you are supported in a non judgemental space to share your deepest concerns & worries, together we work a plan to get you where you want to be.
And more often than not, that’s the road to recovery 🤗❤️

For sometime acupuncture in oncology has been relegated to "palliative support" a tool for nausea, pain or fatigue. But ...
08/04/2026

For sometime acupuncture in oncology has been relegated to "palliative support" a tool for nausea, pain or fatigue.
But the data is shifting.
A landmark study published in Frontiers in Immunology (2026) has defined a precise mechanistic framework for how acupuncture actively reprograms the Tumour Microenvironment (TME).
We aren't just managing symptoms anymore. The promise of acupuncture is:

60% decrease in metastases: Dropping pulmonary spread in preclinical models.

Vascular Normalisation: Repairing "leaky pipes" to ensure chemotherapy actually reaches the tumour core.

Apoptosis Induction: turning on the "self-destruct" switch in malignant cells .

The road from bench to bedside requires rigorous human trials, but the biological map is now clear…..

Study in comments

Beck, Blood Electrification, and the Immune/Toxin Leak. (Steiner, 2026)Blood Electrification Therapy (BET) traces back t...
21/03/2026

Beck, Blood Electrification, and the Immune/Toxin Leak. (Steiner, 2026)

Blood Electrification Therapy (BET) traces back to vascular electrification research by Kaali and Lyman.

They demonstrated that when infected blood was exposed to a controlled electrical field, viral activity dropped to zero while red blood cells remained structurally intact.

The blood survived.

The pathogens lost viability.

They believed in this approach strongly enough to patent a surgically implanted device placed directly inside the radial artery to continuously electrify circulating blood.

That was their solution:

If you want to influence infectious disease, electrify the blood. 🩸

Then came Dr. Bob Beck.

Beck was a physicist. He understood electrical thresholds, waveform integrity, and voltage requirements.

He studied the Kaali and Lyman findings and realized something critical:

You don’t need a surgical implant.

The radial and ulnar arteries are already accessible.

With the proper square wave and sufficient voltage, circulating blood can be influenced transcutaneously.

He identified the low-frequency square wave range and emphasized voltage thresholds high enough to overcome skin resistance.

He presented publicly on HIV and discussed reverse transcriptase — the enzyme retroviruses use to replicate.

Beck believed the waveform inhibited reverse transcriptase activity in circulating blood.

Electrically.

Not chemically.

He stated this approach was the answer to ALL infectious disease (what do you think happenned to Dr. Beck shortly after he made this statement in public) 🤔

That statement only makes sense through terrain logic.

Blood is the mobile terrain.

When blood loses charge:

• Zeta potential drops
• Red cells aggregate
• Microcirculation slows
• Oxygen delivery declines
• Neutrophils lose efficiency

That is immune/toxin terrain collapse.

And in our model, that is the Immune/Toxin — E-Qi leak.

Here’s where Steiner’s contribution gets interesting…

Beck used pad delivery and needed higher voltage to overcome skin resistance.

When Steiner began integrating this into acupuncture, he realized something simple:

If we bypass the resistance of the skin with a single needle placed obliquely along the artery — LU7-9 — we do not need as much voltage.

Direct arterial adjacency.

Full waveform integrity.

Less resistance.

Clean rapid results in clinic.

This is now what I do clinically after training in electro-acupuncture soon after completing my acupuncture degree!
It’s a game changer for many of my clients.

Blood electrification treatment using just 2 needles.

And here’s the clinical reality:

If a disease is not improving after six weeks, you are almost always looking at an unresolved Immune/Toxin leak.

You can take pharmaceuticals, You can take herbs, You can use acupuncture…

But if the blood remains undercharged, the terrain will not hold.

That is why I include BET in some of my treatments.

Because Immune/Toxin collapse is not rare anymore.

It’s common.

Chronic viral load.

Mold exposure.

Heavy metals.

Biofilm patterns.

Post-infectious syndromes.

These are voltage problems.

When we restore voltage to the blood:

• Zeta potential improves
• Neutrophils activate
• Detox begins
• Microcirculation increases
• Regeneration becomes possible

Detox reactions in the first 24–72 hours are expected.

That is immune activation — not a complication.

This aligns directly with my 3-step diagnostic model:

1. Identify the deficient channel or neural level

2. Correct the e-Qi leaks

3. Assess Gu Qi (diet)

If the Immune/Toxin leak is active, voltage must be restored.

Voltage → Terrain → Regeneration.

Kaali and Lyman proved electrification altered pathogen viability.

Beck proved arterial access could be non-invasive.

We adapted it into acupuncture by bypassing skin resistance and integrating it into a terrain-based diagnostic system.

This is not stimulation.

This is electrical physiology applied precisely, after all, we are all electrical energetic beings ⚡️

HOW MANY TREATMENTS WILL I NEED?One of the first questions I’m often asked on an initial acupuncture consultation is “ho...
13/03/2026

HOW MANY TREATMENTS WILL I NEED?

One of the first questions I’m often asked on an initial acupuncture consultation is “how many acupuncture treatments are needed for my insomnia/sciatica/anxiety/etc.”

I always advise that it’s difficult to answer exactly how many acupuncture sessions are required as it differs on a case by case basis & from a TCM perspective that can be complex.

The full picture of one’s health and the nature of the issue must be taken in context to provide a personal treatment protocol & timeframe.

Results can be seen in as little as just one treatment, however more sessions are often required for lasting effects.

Obviously cost is a huge factor & I take that into consideration. I’m always realistic & transparent with my clients concerning what I feel is necessary to enhance health outcomes.

I’m also very fortunate that many of my clients realise that the health benefits of regular acupuncture are far reaching, even after their initial complaint has been resolved.
As a result they often continue to see me regularly for maintenance 🙏☯️

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Bro Elian
Old Colwyn

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 12pm

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