Traditional Chinese medicine is known mostly for its use of acupuncture. However, depending on your symptoms and needs, you could receive one or more of the treatments listed below.
Acupuncture is a complete health protocol with the intention of balancing all yin and yang energy flows in the body. Very fine needles are placed in specific places where the energy or chi flow through the body can be influenced.
Treatments based on Chinese herbs have been proving their effectiveness on millions of patients for centuries. It is one of the most empirical medicines known worldwide.
Cupping is a system to apply suction to one or more points of the meridians and has a visible effect on the blood flow to the underlying tissues.
Moxa is a technique from Traditional Chinese Medicine in which specific herbs are burned to heat acupuncture points and thus promote Qi flow.
With the help of Gua Sha, on the one hand, the self-healing capacity is increased by indirectly stimulating the nervous system and on the other hand, the removal of waste products is significantly promoted.
Gemmotherapy and spagyric medicine beautifully complement each other: while buds and young shoots carry the vital life force of nature, spagyric alchemy refines and transforms this energy on all levels of being. Together, they offer a holistic path toward purification, restoration, and inner harmony — a gentle return to the natural rhythm of life.
The taste of the food is associated with its nutritional value or toxicity. An unbalanced diet can cause disharmony that manifests itself through all kinds of possible symptoms.
We look at your nutritional habits, your exercise and the influence of your emotional life. According to Chinese Medicine, certain foods are healthy for one person, but not for another, depending on your constitution.