Chinese medicine


Chinese medicine is a traditional healing system that has its origin in China and its history goes back more than 2500 years. This holistic approach to healing focuses on restoring and maintaining harmony and balance in body, mind and spirit. The basic principles of Chinese medicine are concepts such as Qi (life energy), Yin and Yang (oppositional and complementary forces) and the Five Elements (wood, fire, earth, metal, water).

Chinese medicine focuses on disease prevention and treating the causes of health problems, not just the symptoms. The approach to diagnosis is unique and includes methods such as observing the tongue, listening and feeling the pulse, and taking the patient's history.

This system of medicine is becoming increasingly popular in China and is gaining popularity worldwide as a complementary or alternative healing method to Western medicine, especially in areas such as pain management, improving sleep quality, reducing stress and improving overall quality of life.




Cupping therapy


Cupping is a traditional healing technique used around the world that involves placing special glass or silicone cups on the skin. This method creates a vacuum that stimulates blood circulation and promotes healing of the body. Cupping is used to treat a variety of ailments, from muscle aches to respiratory problems.

How is cupping done?

The technique begins with the application of the cups to selected areas of the body, usually the back, shoulders or legs. By heating the air inside the glass bulb, or using a mechanical pump for silicone bulbs, a vacuum is created that pulls the skin and surface muscles inside the bulb. The flasks are left on for several minutes, during which time the blood circulation is stimulated and muscle tension is released.


For whom is cupping suitable?

  • For people suffering from chronic muscle pain and stiffness
  • For those seeking relief from stress and fatigue
  • As an adjunctive therapy to support the immune system
  • For people with health problems such as asthma or bronchitis
  • For those who want to promote detoxification of the body


What are in advantages of cupping?

  • Relieves muscle tension and promotes recovery
  • Improves blood and lymphatic circulation
  • May alleviate respiratory ailments
  • Promotes relaxation and reduces the effects of stress
  • Helps detoxify the body and promotes overall health


Cupping is an effective and safe method that combines ancient wisdom with a modern understanding of the body. At our health and wellness center, we provide professional cupping with an emphasis on individual attention and the needs of each client. Try this proven method and feel its positive effects for yourself.




Acupuncture


This thousands of years old healing method is based on traditional Chinese medicine and is based on the understanding of the connection of the symptoms of the surface of the human body with the internal organs. It claims that the entire surface of the skin is interwoven with pathways that also have internal connections to the organs. Diseases of the internal organs can cause pain on the surface of the body, which is localized according to the dermatomes (a relatively well-defined area of skin that is innervated by a particular spinal nerve) of Western medicine. Conversely, stimulation of certain sites on the surface of the body can affect the internal organs. The soreness or location of a problematic spot on the surface of the body can identify and affect the diseased organ before serious disease occurs.

How does acupuncture work?

Another important concept is meridians. There are twelve of them in total and each is named according to the organ it represents, e.g. kidney meridian, lung meridian, etc. These pathways run through the body and carry life energy, known as qi (chi - vital energy). When qi flows harmoniously, it ensures a person's health, but disharmony in this energy can have a negative impact on physical and mental health. The meridians are interconnected and form a single network, so when problems arise we cannot focus on just one organ or pathway, but must address the whole body. Acupuncture focuses on restoring the energy flow of the meridians and heals in this way.


How is the acupuncture done?

This traditional Chinese healing method is based on empirical experience and uses thin needles to stimulate pre-defined application points on the surface of the body. These specific points are referred to as acupuncture points. When the needles are inserted into the acupuncture points, healing processes are triggered that help to restore the harmonious flow of qi, thereby promoting the health of the entire body.

It describes 2000 acupuncture points, which are pre-diagnosed and labelled. The needles are only applied to the superficial structures of the body and the depth of the puncture depends on the amount of subcutaneous fat that must be overcome. The application of the needles is limited in time.


Indications of acupuncture

Acupuncture can be used alone or as an adjunct to other therapies.

It can be used for:

  • Phantom pains, migraines, toothaches, etc.

  • Diseases of the spine, joints, muscles, tendons

  • Diseases of the peripheral nervous system (sensory and motor disorders, neuralgia, etc.)

  • Diseases of the central nervous system (DMO, preictal conditions, stroke, hyperkinesis, sclerosis multiplex)

  • Diseases of the sensory organs (tinnitus, hypos, visual impairment)

  • Metabolic disorders (diabetes, gout, atherosclerosis)

  • GIT diseases (ulcer disease, hepatopathy, etc.)

  • Some blood diseases

  • Rheumatic diseases

  • Inflammatory diseases

  • Allergic diseases (bronchial asthma, polinosis, skin allergies - urticaria, eczema)

  • Visceral pathology (disorders of neurohumoral and metabolic regulation, disorders of cardiac, vascular, respiratory, digestive and excretory functions)

  • Some immunodeficiencies

  • Climacteric disorders, impotence, sexual disorders, genital disorders, sterility, painless childbirth, birth mechanism disorders

  • Adaptive and reactive disorders (general weakness, fatigue syndrome) - to stimulate the hypothalamus-pituitary-adrenal axis

  • Acute conditions as part of medical first aid

  • Traumas and their consequences

    and a lot of other diagnoses...


A total of 6-8 sessions are recommended, 1 per week.