Hayes Fang Yu (Pully)

HAYES FANG Yu, PhD in Traditional Chinese Medicine, trained in traditional Chinese medicine at Haidian University in Beijing and at the Beijing Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine, I worked at Tangshan University Hospital, Hebei province in the People's Republic of China, for 5 years, where I practiced acupuncture, Chinese tuina massage, acupressure and phytotherapy.

Your treatment is covered by complementary insurance.

Using acupuncture, Chinese tuina massage and acupressure, I treat the following disorders: migraines, sciatica, insomnia, fatigue, stress, anxiety, aches and pains, menopause, depression, panic attacks, eating disorders, indigestion, diarrhea, constipation, smoking, weight problems, allergies, headaches, tension, asthma, osteoarthritis, cycle disorders, diabetes, tinnitus, incontinence, sinusitis, etc.

Based on a philosophy dating back thousands of years, acupuncture is based on the balance between yin and yang. This therapy uses fine needles inserted into points along the meridians or on a nerve leading to a specific organ, to stimulate and rebalance the energy circulating there.
Of course, we only use sterile, disposable needles.

Tuina and anmo massages They harmonize and rebalance energy through pressure exerted by one or more fingers, the hand or the fist, or through heating, smoothing, vibration and pressure. Such massages increase the body's vitality and resistance. Professional hands know not only how to relieve a whole host of ailments, but also how to detect possible tensions or blockages and dispel them before they manifest themselves as external symptoms.

Acupressure Acupressure is similar to acupuncture, except that instead of needles, finger pressure is used. Through touch, energy is allowed to flow freely again.

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