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We use Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) to provide customers with health services in natural way.

What are Our Features?

The unique methods of Traditional Chinese Medicine are reflected in various aspects of diagnosis and health management. Here are some core concepts and practices:

1. Holistic Concept: TCM views the human body as an organic entirety where the organs and systems are interconnected and influenced each other. It also considers the human body in the unity with the natural and social environment.

2. Symptom Differentiation and Treatment: The core principle of TCM treatment is to make a personalized diagnosis based on the patient’s specific symptoms and signs, and then determine the treatment plan according to the different symptoms.

3. Yin-Yang and Five Elements: The theories of Yin-Yang and Five Elements in TCM are important foundational theories for explaining life phenomena and guiding clinical practice.

4. Pulse Diagnosis: Obtaining information about patient’s health status by touching and sensing the pulse is one of the unique diagnostic methods in TCM.

5. Use of Herbal Medicine: Treating diseases with natural herbs, where TCM formulas typically include multiple ingredients aiming at harmonizing Yin and Yang, nourishing Qi and Blood, and unblocking meridians.

6. Acupuncture : Regulating Qi and Blood, and promoting the body’s self-healing ability by inserting needles at specific acupoints.

7. Tuina (Massage) : Using manual techniques to relax muscles, regulate Qi and Blood, and improve organ function.

8. Diet Therapy: Regulating the body and preventing or treating diseases by using the properties of food according to its temperature, flavor and meridian tropism.

9. Emotion Regulation: TCM believes that emotion status significantly affect health, so it advocates adjusting emotion to maintain well-being.

10. Health Preservation: Emphasizing prevention, TCM promotes maintaining and enhancing health through daily lifestyle, diet, exercise and other practices.

11. Meridian Theory: TCM posits that meridians are channels for the flow of Qi and Blood, and regulating meridians can influence organ functions.

12. Cupping and Gua Sha: Unblocking meridians, activating blood circulation, and relieving muscle tension through cupping and Gua Sha techniques.

13. Seasonal Health Preservation: Adjusting lifestyle and diet according to the changes of the four seasons in a year to align with natural cycles.

14. Music Therapy: Using music to regulate emotions and physical status for therapeutic and health preservation purposes.

15. Qi-Gong: Cultivating and regulating the body’s Qi through practices of breath control, physical posture and meditation.

These methods form the unique treatment and health management system of TCM, aiming to achieve comprehensive health in physical, mental and social adaptation capabilities.

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