Chinese herbs
Chinese herbal medicine differs from Western phytotherapy. In the West, we use biochemical components to explain the effects of herbs, whereas the Chinese pharmacopeia describes their function. Treatments based on Chinese herbs have proven their worth for millions of patients over centuries. It is one of the most empirical medicinal practices in the world.
The preparation of herbal remedies requires extensive knowledge. It is much more than “just brewing tea”. Each herbal component has its own specific function, and each patient receives a concoction based on many years of study and a thorough knowledge of hundreds of different herbs. This makes Chinese medicine extremely effective since it is tailor-made. In addition, Chinese herbs not only have a healing effect, but they also have their own nutritional value.
Chinese herbs are usually prescribed in combination with personalised nutrition advice. Usually we integrate this into the general treatment. If you wish to be treated with herbs only (without acupuncture) the session takes one hour.
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Acupuncture
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.
Alchemical spaygyrics & gemmotheraphy
The basic idea at Spagyrie is that nature contains everything that man needs for his healing. Its effect is based on the alchemical concept of transformation and focuses on transcending a complaint rather than combating a complaint.
Cupping
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.
Alchemical spaygyrics & gemmotheraphy
Gemmotherapy is a part of phytotherapy that uses leaf buds and shoots of trees and shrubs. The main effect of gemmotherapy focuses on drainage on the one hand and on the structure of the entire organism on the other.
Gua Sha
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.
One-day intensive retreat
A retreat is the perfect place to respond to a call from your body, a symptom, an observation or a diagnosis. There is room and time for change on a deeper level.
Moxabustion
Moxa is a technique from Traditional Chinese Medicine in which specific herbs are burned to heat acupuncture points and thus promote Qi flow.
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Acupuncture addresses both physical and mental nicotine addiction when quitting smoking.
Stressless
Different types of moxa techniques are combined based on your complaints for deep relaxation and an invigorating/virtuous feeling afterwards.