Weber David (Bern)

Acupuncture

MoxibustionMoxibustion Moxibustion Moxibustion is used to treat energetic emptiness and cold conditions. Selected acupuncture points are warmed with smoldering mugwort herb. The herb burns slowly and evenly - this produces a mild yet deeply penetrating heat.

Cupping Cupping treatment has been used for a long time - in both Western and Chinese medicine. Cupping glasses are heated and placed on the body. The vacuum created by the heat in the glass triggers a suction effect on the tissues. This promotes blood circulation and metabolism in the relevant parts of the body.

ShaGua Sha Gua Sha is a treatment technique practiced throughout Asia. "Gua" means "rub", while "Sha" describes the congestion of blood on the surface of the body. When you rub the skin with repeated and even movements, "ShaGua Sha" is a treatment technique practiced throughout Asia. "Gua" means "rub", while "Sha" describes blood stasis on the body surface. When you rub the skin with repeated and even movements, the "Sha" comes to the surface in the form of small red petechiae (blood spots under the skin).

Gua ShaGua Sha has a positive effect in some ways: It moves blocked blood, promoting blood flow to muscles, tissues and organs located under the treated skin areas. The patient immediately feels stiffness and pain decrease and mobility increase. Gua Sha transports body fluids that carry nutrients to the tissues and dispose of metabolic waste. The treatment restores normal metabolic processes. . Gua Sha

Classical - - is a primal remedy. It causes relaxation and calming - mental and physical - and thus serves the general well-being. The invigorates the muscles, supports venous blood flow, promotes lymphatic flow and stretches the connecting joints.

Ear acupuncture Ear acupuncture is a reflexology therapy. Stimulation of sensitive points with needles specifically affects the corresponding areas of the body. Permanent needles or pressure patches with seeds are also used: They act on the ear points for several days.