Standing at the confluence of the River Severn and the River Avon, the now thriving, Medieval, Market Town of Tewkesbury quickly grew in popularity following the construction of its twelfth century Abbey. Claiming to be home to Gloucestershire’s oldest public house, the “Black Bear” that dates from 1308, Tewkesbury also still has a significant number of the traditionally built, black and white, Tudor Style properties that were originally constructed there around the fifteen hundreds. A quintessentially British Market Town steeped in tradition where one of the major battles, known as The Battle of Tewkesbury, (a turning point in the Wars of the Roses), took place on the 4th of May 1471. However, this Medieval Market Town can honestly claim to be different because the local population of approximately 20,000 inhabitants are promoting the use of an Ancient Chinese Medicinal art form, better known as Acupuncture Tewkesbury, when provided by an experienced, trusted, reputable, practitioner such as https://www.purelandsacu.co.uk/acupuncture-tewkesbury. With evidence suggesting its practice dates back thousands of years, Acupuncture is a core practice in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). The earliest documented system of acupuncture found appears in the Yellow Emperor’s Classic of Internal Medicine, around 100 BCE! Providing proven complementary pain relief particularly for conditions such as chronic pain, anxiety, and digestive issues, it can also help with stress and anxiety reduction. Acupuncture can be a valuable part of our modern healthcare in a World affected by Global Warming, Climate Change and the possibility of War from overseas.