Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)

Acupuncture and traditional Chinese medicine Two-thirds of all German citizens feel unhealthy. They complain about problems with uncertain origins: irritability, sleep disorders, exhaustion, dizziness, weather sensitivity, headaches, backaches, allergies and general feelings of being unwell, for example. Measurable results can be ascertained only for a small proportion of these patients, however. What happens to those […]

Chinese dietetics It would be impossible to imagine traditional Chinese medicine without Chinese dietetics as a form of treatment. The ancient Chinese taught that medicine and the doctrine of nutrition had the same origins. In China, the preoccupation with nutrition and medicine has a very long tradition and can be traced back to the third

Traditional Chinese drug therapy is one of the cornerstones of the Chinese therapeutic spectrum, the others being Qi Gong, Tuina, acupuncture and Chinese dietetics. Traditional Chinese drug therapy is still largely unknown in Europe, although it makes up around 80% of all therapeutic measures administered in China. Essentially, these drugs are vegetable products. In the last

Medicinal QI GONG is one of the five main pillars of treatment according to traditional Chinese medicine (TCM). It consists of specific exercise disciplines that any person can learn to manage his or her own health care. The teachings of QI GONG can be traced back more than 2000 years. Translated literally, QI GONG means the care

TUINA is one of the five main pillars of traditional Chinese medicine. TUINA therapists are extensively trained doctors who practise Chinese medicine and learn the TUINA therapy method in accordance with the teachings of traditional Chinese medicine. When administering treatment, the therapist locates meridian blockades and treats QI stagnations. The main acupuncture paths are treated with