‘Post Covid Syndrome’ or ‘Long Covid’ has arisen as a possible long term complication after a Coronavirus infection. The symptoms can be serious and wide-ranging, affecting the lungs, heart, brain, kidneys, stomach and nervous system. Headaches, shortness of breath, sore throat and feeling exhausted are common.
From The Times – Friday November 20 2020 “Scientists say they have reversed two of the biological hallmarks of ageing by giving people oxygen therapy in a pressurised chamber.
A letter from Prof. Philip James. Hon. Medical Advisor MS Therapy Centres The way the (Corona) virus acts in the body is now understood and the receptors on the surface of many of our cells that the virus blocks have been identified.
Swanley Therapy Centre’s annual Summer Fete fundraiser was originally planned for June 20th this year. Unfortunately due to the coronavirus outbreak affecting the whole country the event had to be cancelled. Undeterred however we had a virtual summer fete with photos on our social media from events from previous years. All donations gratefully received!
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We wanted to draw attention to an interesting article published in the HBOTT Dec 2019 Newsletter.
Paul Dunn, an experienced Bowen Therapy practitioner, has started Bowen Therapy on Wednesday mornings. We will soon also have a second Bowen practitioner, Helen Malcolmson, starting on Thursday mornings.
Thank you to all the companies who have supported us so far this year, either by their financial contributions or by donating prizes for our Summer Fete Fundraising Event.
On 3rd October we were excited to welcome two journalists to the Centre during our monthly Coffee Morning!
Swanley Therapy Centre held it’s annual Summer Fete fundraiser on the 8th June 2019. The event was a great success raising over £2,000 with over 120 attendees.
