PRAXIS TCM JJB (Zürich)

Traditional Chinese Medicine () is a comprehensive medical system developed in China over the last 2500 years. In contrast to the somatic and microscopic approach of Western medicine, the knowledge of is based on biological or psychological vital functions and processes. Health depends on a balance between the opposing forces of Yin and Yang. As long as yin and yang remain in balance, the body and mind are healthy. However, when one of the forces is too strong or too weak, it leads to imbalance and disease. The interplay of yin and yang, of cold and hot, of passive and active creates a type of life energy known as qi. Qi flows along clearly identifiable channels called meridians or canals, connecting regions and parts of the body. Just like yin and yang, qi must be in harmony: as long as qi can flow freely through the body in sufficient quantities, the person is physically and mentally healthy. Diseases are caused by disturbed qi flows. Therefore, the main goal of treatment is always to balance yin and yang and to ensure free qi circulation.

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Chinese herbal medicine / Anmo