Qu-Chi bands now available at ASDA
•August 6, 2009 • Leave a CommentQu-chi in The Health And Wellness Times
•July 20, 2009 • Leave a CommentMany prefer to avoid drugs for hay fever and the kind of allergic rhinitis to things like dust and pollutants. A new solution that can help is an acupressure band, the ‘Qu-Chi’ band, which stimulates an acupuncture point to help with hayfever-type symptoms.
Acupressure is the same as acupuncture, but instead of inserting fine needles, pressure is applied to specific acupuncture points to stimulate the Chi, or energy system of the body. This is to assist the body to function better and stimulate it to heal itself.
Qu-Chi Hay fever Band in lovemoney.com
•July 9, 2009 • Leave a Comment
I love summer, I really do. I can’t get enough of the sunshine (when it decides to show its face).
But if there’s one thing I don’t like, it’s the fact that I spend most of it with itchy red eyes, a tickly throat, and the constant need to sneeze – all thanks to hay fever.
Hay fever and allergies are a burden for many of us; according to online pharmacy TheChemist.co.uk, British adults have taken nearly 64 million days off work in the last year because they were suffering from an allergy.
Not only is the constant sneezing and itchy eyes a nuisance, but fighting back against allergies can be very expensive.
So how can you buy your hay fever medication without breaking the bank?
Qu-Chi Hay Fever Band review at Little Green Blog
•June 10, 2009 • Leave a CommentIf you are committed to a greener way of life, or are just starting out on the path of eco awareness, then you might find something within the very impressive Little Green Blog website to interest you.
I would like to thank Mrs Green who accepted my offer to try the band and post her findings. If you would like to read her review please click on the link above or photo below.
This year I was challenged to try something different by Andrew Broch. Andrew is the inventor of the Qu-chi Acupressure Band; which is based on Acupressure (that’s acupuncture without the scary needles).
The Qu-Chi Band is now available in pharmacies
•May 27, 2009 • Leave a CommentI am happy to announce that the Qu-Chi Acupressure Band for hayfever relief is now available in pharmacies in England, Scotland and Ireland. To find one closest to you simply click on the link below. This list is updated daily, if you sell the Qu-Chi Band and are not listed below please email me and i will add you.
Northern College Of Acupuncture Supports the Qu-Chi Band
•May 20, 2009 • Leave a Comment
Innovative NCA Graduate Andrew Broch has invented and developed the “Qu-chi acupressure band” to alleviate the symptoms of Hay fever. We thought that it was such a good idea that we asked Andrew to send us one to try out. Our registrar Julia and her daughter are both sufferers and Phoebe is trying the band out at the moment. Early signs are that it is helping Phoebe ( who is taking her A levels) and we will keep you posted. To find out more take a look at Andrews web site http://Qu-chi.com or visit his clinic’s website www.leedsacupunctureclinic.com
or take a look at the Northern College Of Acupuncture’s Blog
Qu-Chi Band is featured in Woman’s Way Magazine
•May 14, 2009 • Leave a Comment
Woman’s Way is Ireland’s best-selling weekly women’s magazine has held its own for over 40 years.
Hay Fever Acupressure Band 20% off this week only!
•May 13, 2009 • Leave a CommentThis week is National Allergy Week, and to show our support, for this week only, we are selling the qu-chi acupressure band for under £8!! To take advantage of this offer simply click on the photo below and before buying enter the code ‘Allergy’.
Qu-Chi Acupressure Band in Natural Health Magazine
•May 11, 2009 • Leave a CommentI was just reading through this months Natural Health Magazine and noticed that my Qu-Chi Band was mentioned as one of the top 3 natural remedies for Hayfever Relief.

Natural Health is the UK’s leading glossy on complementary therapies and holistic living. Crammed with quick DIY remedies and in-depth features written by the most respected experts in their fields, it’s considered a bible by health-conscious women who seek optimum wellness in mind, body and spirit.
Find it in Tesco, Sainbury’s, Waitrose, Morrisons, WHSmith and leading independents.
PRESS RELEASE – ‘Qu-Chi’ Acupressure Band Gives Hayfever Misery the Elbow
•May 11, 2009 • Leave a CommentLEEDS and LONDON, May 11 /PRNewswire/ –
- New Hayfever Relief Product Based on Acupressure Points Now Available in UK Stores & Widely Available on the Internet
- With Photo
Hayfever was unheard of only 200 years ago, however, it’s believed that it now affects as many as 1 in 4 people in the UK. For those who do suffer with hayfever, it’s either complete misery with symptoms such as reduced concentration, runny nose and itchy eyes throughout the day or the need for drug treatments that can have side effects such as drowsiness.
Hayfever is costing businesses up to GBP7.1 billion per year according to a published study by Professor Jean Emberlin (director of the national pollen and aerobiology research unit) mentioned in the Daily Telegraph dated 19th April 2009. Professor Emberlin found that of 2000 hayfever sufferers surveyed, nearly 80% did not operate properly during the hayfever season and 2% could not function at all.
to read the full release click on link below





