TCM Praxis Sun (Zürich)

TCM Practice Sun Guangqi Sun Baumackerstrasse 53 8050 Zurich info@tcmpraxissun.ch Tel. 079 212 41 58

I have more than ten years of professional experience in traditional Chinese medicine.

We can speak Chinese, German and English together.

My training includes: Dipl. Tui Na/An Mo Therapist Dipl. acupuncturist Dipl. med. Qi Gong Practitioner TCM

Appointments by appointment possible at the following times: Monday to Friday: 8.00 a.m. to 5.30 p.m.

The TCM practice Sun should be recognized by the supplementary insurance of the following health insurance companies. Please clarify the exact conditions with your health insurance beforehand.

TCM Methods Tui Na Tui Na is considered one of the five classical pillars of Chinese therapeutic methods. The term "Tui NA" for Chinese manual therapy is composed of from "Tui" (to push) and "NA" (to grasp). In the past, the term "An Mo" was often In the past, the term "An Mo" was often used, consisting of "An" (to press) and "Mo" (to rub). The various manual techniques are intended to regulate qi and blood both locally and throughout the body. in the whole body. With Tui Na, blockages in the energy pathways are to be and promote the flow of energy, but also positively influence organs. Through this stimulation and regulation, yin and yang and the function of the Five elements in the body are restored.

Medical Qi Gong Medical Qi Gong is pure energy work with gentle techniques on the patient. With fine techniques bones, tendons, muscles, fascia, organs etc. are palpated. are palpated and brought back to flow with effective grips. With gentle techniques, trauma/injuries stored in the body are felt and released from the tissues.

Gua Sha Gua Sha is a folk healing treatment often used by practitioners of traditional Chinese medicine. Gua Sha consists of repeated scraping on oiled skin. This procedure causes increased blood flow under the skin, and petechiae and ecchymosis are also Ecchymosis appear. The stronger the tension, the more discolored the skin becomes. Typically, patients feel immediate relief.

Moxibustion Moxibustion, also called moxa therapy, refers to the process of heating specific points on the body. In China, moxibustion is considered a therapy equal to acupuncture when indicated. For moxibustion, the dried leaves of the mugwort are used as moxa cones or as moxa cigars.

Cupping In cupping, a negative pressure is created in so-called cupping glasses or cupping heads. These cupping glasses are placed directly on the skin. Through the cooling, a vacuum is created with a strong suction stimulus, which stimulates blood circulation and removes disease-causing and damaging environmental substances.