Praxis für Chinesiche Medizin Daniela Reichlin (Breitenbach)

acupuncture

This involves stimulating specific points on the surface of the body by inserting thin needles to remove blockages in the flow of energy and thus relieve discomfort.

Na

The term is composed of the Chinese words "" (push, press) and "na" (grasp, pull). is a manual therapy that belongs to the treatment methods of Traditional Chinese Medicine (). It combines various manual techniques such as massage, movement, mobilization and stretching of joints.

Herbal therapy

The world of plants is as diverse as human beings. Granules, tablets, tinctures, teas, ointments, etc. can be used to gently support the body in healing. I like to complement my body therapies with the power of plants. It is important that the choice of plants is adapted to the patient. Not every disease is treated with the same herb in every person. The causes of the ailments are usually very different and are taken into account in the selection of medicinal herbs.

Cupping involves applying negative pressure to specific areas of the skin with the help of cupping balls. It releases tense muscles, loosens the tissue and stimulates the blood and lymph circulation.

lymphatic flow. The deep effect is based on neurophysiological and reflex connections of the cupping zones to the organs assigned to them. has a pain-relieving, regulating effect, strengthens the immune system and accelerates healing processes.

Moxen, refers to the process of heating specific points of the body with the help of dried mugwort (Artemisia vulgaris), a medicinal plant native to Asia as well as Europe. With the heat, blockages are released and the Qi is brought back into flow. It has an analgesic, tonic and chill-repelling effect.