Acupuncture is one of the main treatment modalities

Acupuncture:
Acupuncture is one of the main treatment modalities in Chinese medicine which involves the gentle insertion of tiny thread-like needles in specific acupoints near the surface of the body that influence blood and oxygen circulation, nervous system function and organ function. According to the WHO there are 104 different conditions that acupuncture treatment may benefit including migraines, sinusitis, colds, asthma, addictions, myopia, ulcers and other gastrointestinal problems, nerve pain, ringing in the ears, paralysis and loss of speech form stroke or other brain damage, sciatica and osteoarthritis. On this basis it has recommended that acupuncture should be fully integrated into conventional medicine. All acupuncture needles are disposable.
The best known of the Chinese Medicine techniques, acupuncture utilizes fine needles to clear the meridians through which Qi (Vital Energy) flows. The needles are sterile and disposable, creating a slight sensation of pressure on the skin, but are not usually painful due to their small size. Countless patients have found relief from many ailments and pain through the use of this natural and effective ancient technique.
                                                                                                                                                                           

Introduction to acupuncture

    Acupuncture is best treatment for 
                                                   Sports Injury
                                                   Stress
                                                   Anxiety
                                                   Dermatitis
                                                   Infertility
                                                   Stop Smoking
                                                   Lose Weight
                                                   Low Back Pain
                                                   Knee Pain

 Moxibustion

The use of herbs burned above or on the skin in order to warm regions and acupuncture points. This technique stimulates the circulation through the points and induces a smoother flow of blood and energy.

 It’s good for infertility

                  sports injury

                  weakness

                  pre-menstrual syndrome

                  Irregular Period

Acupressure(Tui-Na):

If your are drawn to the philosophy of acupuncture but dislike needles, you may find that acupressure suits your needs just as well. Because it involves the stimulation of acupuncture points as well as touch, it is likely that the benefits of acupressure are in line with those of both

acupuncture and massage. However, acupressure has not been subjected to the same degree of scientific scrutiny as acupuncture. Traditional Chinese Medical Massage is the manipulation of the soft tissues of the body using a variety of movements and sequences.

                                            It’s good for:
improving muscle tone, relieving stress and tension,  aligning the spine and joints, increasing circulation and balance.


dispersing impeded energy (Qi).

 Cupping:

Cupping is used  to promote local blood circulation and lymphatic drainage and to address areas of congestion and restriction.

The application of glass cups to specific areas of the body. Before placing the cup against the skin, a small flame is held inside it in order to create a relative vacuum. This causes the skin to be sucked up into the cup, stimulates the flow of blood and Qi, and clears local stagnation. It is beneficial in the treatment of aches and pains, and it helps in warding off colds.

In traditional fire local circulation.cupping, a flame is used to expand the air in the cup so that when it is applied to the skin, a vacuum is created that draws up the skin and increases 

 

Herbs:

Herbs are from roots, stalks, leaves, barks, flowers and fruits. Herbal treatment includes tea,decoction, tablets, capsules or use externally as creams, lotions or washings. Chinese herbs are rarely used singly. Instead they are used in complex combinations which are made to balance disturbances in damp, heat, dark, light and so on. Typically, Chinese mixtures contain between six and 16 herbs. Medicinal herbs are combined to increase positive health benefits while minimising negative ones. Our TCM practitioners prescribe each individual a combination of herbs,choosing up to 15 from a total of 400 herbs to condition.

Chinese herbal medicine has been developed over centuries with the specific goal of healing an ailing body naturally. Herbs, combining with acupuncture, can be optimal in achieving the treatment effectiveness. Modern technology has allowed the possibility of making these healing herbs in the forms of capsules and tablets.

Reflexology:

 

Reflexology is a natural healing art based on the principle that there are reflexes in the feet, and their referral areas within zone related areas, which correspond to every part, gland and organ.Through application of pressure on these reflexes,

It’s good for:
relief tension,
remove stress,
Improves circulation,
helps promote the natural function of the related areas of the body.

 

Ear Candle:

This Thermal- auricular therapy is to assist the natural clearing of the earwax and toxins from the ears by means of a hollow candle placed in the ear, lighting one end and placing the other end in the ear canal.

It’s used for:
Ear hygiene,
Reduce buzzing,
Remove imbalanced ear pressure,
Improve sensation of hearing.