Marco Hutmacher (Zürich)

Traditional Chinese Medicine () and Traditional Chinese Medicine, in short , is a holistic and very effective healing system. The roots of Chinese medicine go far back (depending on the source 2500 to 4000 years) and are based on Confucian thought and Taoist philosophy. Universal laws of nature were applied to human beings, whether healthy or sick. According to the Chinese concept, health means a state of perfect harmony of the energy flow in the body. Accordingly, illness means an imbalance of energies.

We often feel that the energies are not flowing because the blockages are causing us physical or emotional problems. These imbalances can manifest in a variety of symptoms ranging from simple headaches to serious illness. Our health can be thrown out of balance daily by the climate, conflicts at work or in the family, or a stressful environment. However, it is often ourselves who cause an imbalance through an incorrect lifestyle.

The goal of Chinese medicine is to examine this imbalance, remove blockages and allow the energy to flow again. The cause of these blockages is localized through a comprehensive anamnesis in order to put together a holistic and individual therapy. This consists of the methods , -massage, herbal therapy and a balanced diet and lifestyle.

Does not treat physical symptoms, but the roots of a health problem. The whole person is always the focus. It tries to bring body, mind and spirit back into harmony by taking into account all internal and external influencing factors. When energy flows evenly, the person is healthy. Forms of therapy

Japanese / Shonishin

Chinese herbal medicine Nutritional theory Massage

-displays Respiratory problems Chronic illness Exhaustion Headaches Migraines Physical complaints without medical evidence Stomach and intestinal problems Back pain Sleep disorders Stress symptoms Psychosomatic diseases Menopausal symptoms Menstrual problems / PM