The Parkland Natural Health Clinic
239 High Holborn
London WC1V 7EW
(Entrance from Little Turnstile)
Tel: 020 7193 8652
Mob: 078 3012 0541
Skype: parkland.gl
We are open:
10.00 am–8.00pm Mon–Fri
10.00 am–3.00pm Sat
Last minute appointments are available through the online booking.
For appointments and details of our promotions please either pop in and visit us or ring us on 02071938652
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