The human body is a powerful machine that often just needs to be balanced to cure itself.

Not only acupuncture has the power to get rid of local pain, such as infection, headache or sore back, it also gives vitality back to the body. That includes a better sleep, a better appetite and above all, a greater serenity while staying free from drug treatment.

About

Antoine first spent seven years working in television reporting before realizing he wanted to help people in a more direct and meaningful way. After experiencing the benefits of acupuncture himself in Cambodia, he decided to dedicate his career to this healing practice.

He trained intensively at the National Hospital and Institute of Acupuncture in Hanoi, Vietnam, under Professor Nguyên Tài Thu and his team, gaining both theoretical and hands-on experience with hundreds of patients suffering from a wide range of conditions. He graduated with distinction and continues to return regularly to broaden his knowledge.

In Phnom Penh, Antoine first worked at Samata alongside a multidisciplinary team before joining the Natural Wellness Center in 2019, where he collaborates with experienced osteopaths. Over the years, he has continued to refine his practice through daily treatments, professional exchanges, and trusted medical publications. Today, the vast majority of his patients report lasting benefits from their sessions.

Treatment

The Body

From headache, sore back, muscle or joint pain, hypertension, infection, digestive or respiratory disorder, to overweight and more, acupuncture is a greatly effective tool for such cases, as it will treat the source of the disorder.

The Mind

Acupuncture is a simple and powerful method to get rid of everyday worries such as stress, anxiety or overwork. It is also very efficient for insomnia, restless sleep with strong dreams, fear, grief, depression or hyperactivity. Acupuncture re-establishes the equilibrium between the body and the mind and thus, provides serenity.

Is It Painful?

It depends on the sensibility of each. There might be a subtle pain during the insertion. Acupuncture needles are ten times thinner than needles used for blood sample. At worst, one might feel like being pricked by a rose.