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Isle of Wight: The Shen clinic joins forces with Peto Institute in Hungary

Complementary medicine coup for Island

By David Newble - Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Complementary medicine coup for Island
Dr Mike Lambert — "remarkable opportunity".
AN ISLAND-based complementary medicine centre is joining forces with the world famous Peto Institute in Hungary to set up a conductive education centre on the Isle of Wight.
The Shen clinic, which is based at Westridge near Ryde and in Holyrood Street, Newport, will also be developing a degree-level training programme on the Isle of Wight in conjunction with the Budapest Institute, which is based on their revolutionary methods of treating debilitating conditions affecting the nervous system.
Peto specialises in the rehabilitation of conditions relating to damage to the central nervous system such as cerebral palsy, Parkinson’s disease, strokes and multiple sclerosis.
The Shen Clinic — which is well known throughout Europe — is associated with new evolving systems of acupuncture not seen anywhere else in the world, which are being applied with encouraging results in rehabilitation for damage to the central nervous system.
Shen Clinic director Dr Mike Lambert said: “This offer of a collaboration with the Peto Institute is a remarkable opportunity for both the Isle of Wight and the Shen Clinic.
“It will allow us to work daily alongside some of the most talented practitioners in Hungary in dealing with debilitating conditions that exist among us right here on the Island, where it is likely we can make a contribution in real terms.
“It is our aim to set standards for traditional medicine of the 21st century through integrating the principles of health and education both of a bygone era and those of the evolving knowledge and technology of our times.
“We now live in a world of such phenomena as quantum physics, particle and entanglement processes, which makes the workings of modalities such as acupuncture and homeopathy much more understandable.”