How does
CHINESE MEDICINE TREAT?
The 7 care methods of Chinese Medicine
How does Chinese medicine heal? Traditional Chinese Medicine TCM offers a wide range of therapeutic techniques dating back thousands of years. Although acupuncture is widely recognized in the West, it should be noted that it is not the most common technique in China. TCM also includes other approaches such as Chinese herbal medicine, Chinese dietetics, TUI NA, cupping, Chinese psychology and QI GONG, which play an essential role in its therapeutic arsenal.”
Chinese pharmacopoeia
Zhong Yao 中药
Chinese herbal medicine, a millennia-old art based on the use of ancestral Chinese medicinal herbs, holds a prominent place in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). In China, it is used more frequently than acupuncture. However, in the West, few practitioners have truly mastered this discipline, as it requires years of in-depth study. The power of Chinese herbal medicine makes it possible to treat chronic, sometimes serious illnesses, and it can even replace acupuncture by acting in depth. According to a Chinese proverb, “pharmacopoeia treats the engine, while acupuncture takes care of the bodywork.” Practitioners thus formulate tailor-made complex prescriptions for complex syndromes.
Chinese dietetics
Yin Shi 饮食
Ancient Chinese doctors taught that “food is your first medicine.” Thanks to Chinese dietetics, a simple and economical approach, it’s possible to prevent illness and restore balance to the body. Your practitioner will provide you with personalized advice on a simple, effective diet for your well-being.
Acupuncture Zhen Jiu 针灸
Chinese psychology
Xin Li Zhi Liao 心理治疗
Chinese psychology, rich in a millennia-old history, has explored emotions and their connection to the body and health since time immemorial. In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), healing encompasses both the physical and the mental. The practitioner, imbued with empathy, will accompany you in the liberation of your heart, through dialogues, acupuncture, or special formulations of Chinese pharmacopoeia.
Chinese massage
Tui Na 推拿
Chinese massage is distinguished by its unique techniques. It encompasses a series of massages and mobilizations designed to promote energy circulation in the body by stimulating acupuncture points and meridians.
Qi Gong
Qi Gong 气功
Qi Gong, which literally means “energy work“, represents an ancient form of energy gymnastics aimed at maintaining health and correcting various dysfunctions.”
BONUS
Healthy living
Yang Sheng Fa 养生法
Lifestyle hygiene is a discipline focused on preserving health and lifespan. By carefully examining your lifestyle, rhythms, diet, emotions, as well as your sexual activity, the practitioner can give you valuable advice, drawn from ancestral wisdom, to enhance your well-being and promote longevity.”
