Acupuncture (Needle Therapy)

  This is a fundamental method of traditional Chinese medicine that involves the delicate and precise insertion of sterile needles into specific acupuncture points on the body. By targeting these points, the method aims to restore the balance of Qi energy, eliminate blockages, and activate the body's natural healing mechanisms. It is effectively used to alleviate pain, reduce stress, and treat a wide range of ailments.

Phytotherapy (Herbal Medicine)

 This is one of the main methods of traditional Chinese medicine, based on the use of complex recipes made from natural ingredients (herbs, minerals, substances of animal origin). The doctor selects an individual formula, aimed not at eliminating the symptom, but at restoring the internal balance and the root of the problem in the body. Phytotherapy regulates the work of the energy system, strengthens the immune system and promotes deep healing.

Needle Knife

(针刀, zhēndāo) is a combination of procedures that involve the acupuncture insertion of a needle-knife (similar to a wide, flat needle) and the closed dissection of adhesions and the detachment of inflamed tissues. This treatment method helps to alleviate bone, joint, and muscle damage, improve blood and lymph circulation, enhance blood flow in affected areas, relieve nerve compression, and prevent further disease progression.

Manual therapy

A comprehensive deep treatment of muscles, vertebrae, intervertebral discs, joints, and ligaments using the hands, aimed at eliminating the root cause of the disease and restoring the functions of the musculoskeletal system. It helps to increase the mobility of vertebrae and joints, strengthen the muscular corset, eliminate spinal deformities, and improve posture. It also has a positive effect on the functioning of internal organs and the overall health of the body.