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    acupuntura

    ACUPUNCTURE

    Acupuncture is a treatment derived from ancient Chinese medicine. Fine needles are inserted at certain sites in the body for therapeutic or preventative purposes. It can help relieve pain and treat a range of other complaints.TCM explains that health is the result of a harmonious balance of yin and yang of the life force known as Qi, pronounced “chi. They believe that illness is the consequence of an imbalance of these forces.

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    ACULIFTING 

    Facial Anti-aging

    It is a natural method to restore the radiance of the face by toning the muscles, fighting against skin aging and maintaining youthful and glowing skin, without the need of chemical peels or painful injections.

    The results are visible from the first sessions: the body's natural processes of cell reproduction and growth are stimulated, the skin is radiant with an immediate healthy glow effect and any evident stress in the face is reduced.

    Moxa

    MOXIBUSTION

    In traditional Chinese medicine, a type of heat therapy in which an herb is burned on or above the skin to warm and stimulate an acupuncture point or affected area. Mugwort, or artemisia is also the key to moxibustion, their leaves are dried and ground into small sticks or cones called moxa. Moxibustion is usually good for  joint pain, Indigestion, Organ prolapse.Gastrointestinal issues, Menstrual cramps, Infertility.

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    VACUUM CUPPING

    It is a practice in which the therapist puts special cups on the skin to create suction. It aims to increase blood flow, soften scar tissue, and decrease muscle pain by placing suction cups on your body. Cupping moves energy and increases circulation to the area being cupped. By doing so, it brings new blood and nutrients to the injury to support healing. It also opens up your pores and releases toxins.

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    AURICULO & ELECTROTHERAPY

    Auriculotherapy is a therapy based on the ancient Chinese practice of body acupuncture, originating from a French physician's discoveries in the 1950s (Dr Paul Nogier and colleagues) demonstrating that specific areas of the external ear were associated with pathology in particular body parts. Typically, it  involves the insertion of needles, seeds, massage, magnetic stones, heating or by electrostimulation in the auricular skin for therapeutic purposes.

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