Therapy


Homeosiniatry is the injection of homeopathic medicines into acupuncture points. The medical concept combines traditional Chinese medicine, in particular acupuncture, with the modern European-influenced homeopathy of the German doctor Samuel Hahnemann (1755-1843).

The term homeosiniatry was coined by the Frenchman Roger de la Fuye (1890-1961), the founder of the French acupuncture movement. The combination of homeopathy and acupuncture is said to have a synergistic effect.

Acu-taping is a relatively new treatment method using tape bandages that is used in pain therapy, among other things. Based on the diagnostic and therapeutic principles of traditional Chinese medicine and acupuncture, it is a further development of kinesiotaping.

In conventional medicine, tape bandages are used as rigid bandages to immobilize certain joints. Acute taping, on the other hand, uses stretchable tape bandages.

The tape bandages are applied over pre-stretched areas of the body. Thanks to its elasticity, the tape can flexibly follow every movement. This leads to a permanent displacement of the skin adhering to the tape against the subcutis. This has a similar effect to lymphatic drainage or a connective tissue massage: blood circulation and lymph flow are improved, tension in the skeletal muscles is reduced and pain is minimized.

• Acute taping has proven effective for the following conditions:
• Pain in the Achilles tendon area
• Elbow pain
• Joint pain
• Joint effusions
• Wrist pain
• Hip and knee pain
• Headache
• Menstrual cramps
• Muscle strains
• Sore muscles
• Back pain (cervical spine, thoracic spine, lumbar spine, coccyx)
• Shoulder pain
• Ankle pain
• Pain from heel spurs.

The Acu-Tape can be left on the skin for a maximum of one week. This intensifies the therapy. We use Acu-Taping in a variety of successful ways, particularly in sports medicine.

Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) is more than just acupuncture. Today, TCM is practiced worldwide. Its practice requires an understanding of the causes of diseases and their pathological effects.

According to TCM, the human organism is in mutual contact with the environment. The various structures of the body, its organs and organ systems are also in constant communication in order to maintain the necessary balance to stay healthy. If this balance is disturbed, illness is the result.

All influences that disturb the balance of health and cause illness are called Bing-Yin (causes of illness) in Chinese medicine. They change the stable relationship between yin and yang in the direction of strength (sheng) or weakness (pian). The body's resistance (Zheng) is weakened by external disturbances (Xie).

Chinese medicine has been developing for more than 2,000 years. Through close observation, the ancient Chinese physicians recognized that very different factors can lead to illness, including climate change, infectious diseases, mental excitement, dietary errors, overexertion and injuries.

In order to understand and successfully treat the causes of illness, a sound diagnosis is a prerequisite (TCM diagnosis). The subsequent treatment can consist of the following components:

• Acupuncture (needles or laser)
• Chinese phytotherapy (herbal therapy)
• Chinese dietetics
• Moxibustion (heating of acupuncture points)
• Qigong (Chinese form of meditation, concentration and movement)
• Cupping
• Taijichuan (Chinese movement exercises)
• Tuina (Chinese manual therapy)

In addition to TCM, we also carry out all western therapy methods if necessary.