Jan De Vries HealthCare -Reg Office

In the beginning of 1961 we opened our very first clinic for nature cure in Holland. And so our longstanding relationship with Dr Vogel and Bioforce started.In the beginning of 1970, when a big family mansion was left to us, and Vogel came over from Switzerland, he moved my life again by helping me to start a residential clinic, Mokoia, in Crosbie Road, Troon. It was a very big success and it soon became too small for the number of people who came. After a few years we had to make a decision, either we moved it into a different building or we would sell it.In 1974 we decided on a day clinic and to extend the health food stores. From the little health food store in Templehill, Troon where we paid one pound rent and one pound rates with a small turnover of no more than fifty pounds per week, it kept growing until we had ten stores and ten clinics all over the country.ince 1955, even back in our own pharmacies in Holland, a lot of natural remedies and homoeopathy has been introduced. Since 1955, when I was still young, I was brought up to give the best to people, especially to look after those who had health problems. That has always been No.1 - Give your best, try where others have failed and strive to go the extra mile.

Qualified from the British College of Naturopathy and Osteopathy in London in 2001 gaining a Bachelor of Science in Osteopathic Medicine and diplomas in Naturopathy and Osteopathy. In her continued training she has gained further qualifications in Traditional Acupuncture and Cranial Osteopathy, completed courses in Medical Acupuncture and over the past three years specialised in the field of fertility, helping numerous couples conceive.Payal is a member of the General Osteopathic Council, Sutherland Cranial College, the British Acupuncture Council, the British Medical Acupuncture Society and the British Naturopathic Association. Her treatments are also covered by BUPA, AXA/ PPP and all other major insurance companies.

Qualified Physiotherapist and a full member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy and member of the Health Professions Council. Joe has gained great clinical experience having worked within the NHS as well as private sectors of Physiotherapy.