Chinese Medicine

Chinese medicine is a therapeutic field practiced for thousands of years, which is based on Chinese philosophy that views patterns in the human body as a reflection of patterns existing in nature.

The beauty of Chinese medicine lies in it viewing the universe as an energetic tapestry of movement and vitality. Where there is a balance between the different layers, organs and tissues of the individual – there is health. Whenever this inner balance is interrupted – symptoms of illness will appear.

The attempt to discover where is it the balance has been interrupted is done through personal diagnosis – an investigation of the movements and patterns of the body and mind, as well as the individual’s past and present as they reflect in his everyday life, in order to identify where have they stirred off the road for health and balance.

For this reason the diagnosis is personal and no treatment is alike, even when the western definition of the disease is similar. The diagnosis is done through talk, observing the tongue, listening to the pulse and body examination. The methods of treatment include acupuncture, medicinal herbs, Tuina (touch therapy), nutritional guidance and movement. Chinese Medicine