Osteopath Bracknell - Who are Osteopaths Here at Openhealth Clinic we are constantly improving the standards of Osteopathy to ensure that our customers are getting the service they require and are seeing the results that they want and need. Osteopathy is perfect for fixing a variety of...
Deep Tissue Massage Bracknell Deep tissue massages are perfect for those who are suffering from a variety of different aches and pains. If you have tried other massages but not had the results you are looking for then deep tissues massages could be for you. Back pain...
What to expect when you visit a Physiotherapist? Not everyone will be familiar with Physiotherapists or have any idea what to expect when heading to their first physiotherapy appointment. We try to take any stress away from our clients and patients by ensuring they know exactly...
Fancy a can of Coke? Got any Sellotape for this parcel? Time to Hoover the carpet? What’s the similarity in these statements? Well, we all know what we mean when we ask for a Coke, when someone asks for Sellotape or we’re told to do the...
What are we talking about? Well, gardening, of course! Gardening injuries become increasingly common in the late spring as weeds are tackled, pots planted, and soil turned over, and we see plenty of gardening-induced low back, knee and shoulder injuries in the clinic as a...
An exceptional feat. 2015 saw Openhealth's first involvement with the Brackley based Formula One team. We are proud to have been part of one of the most dominant years in Grand Prix History by providing musculo-skeletal support both at the Factory and at various GPs around...
In January 2016, our Registered Nutritional Therapist Jacqui Mayes is offering you a supervised 14-day Metabolic Detox. [caption id="attachment_877" align="alignright" width="300"] A metabolic detox program for the new year![/caption] Research shows that detoxing therapeutically can help cleanse the body, increase vitamin and mineral absorption, reduce symptoms of...
I shadowed surgery last week, a hip revision. That is a replacement hip for a failed replacement hip. What made it worse was that the patient concerned was only in his mid 40s and had already had the hip on the other side replaced previously! The...
I read an interesting article recently on health matters and so called "Government Targets". The author asked us to consider the NHS as a balloon. If you squeeze it in one part, it will simply bulge in another. I know this for a fact, as a...
Very interested to see that Action on Sugar is gaining momentum. In terms of its role in obesity, subsequent cardio-vascular compromise and the precipitator of Type 2 Diabetes, Openhealth have been very vocal in reducing recommended daily intake of sugar. I have said before "Sugar...