Classical Chinese Medicine
Classical Chinese medicine dates back more than 2,500 years and is based on the philosophy of Daoism. This indigenous system of earth-based science has influenced traditional medical paradigms throughout Asia. With a deep dedication to preserving longevity and restoring physiologic health, treatments aim to support proper circulation of Qi (pronounced chee), or vital energy, to establish balance within the structure and function of the body.
As above, so below.
Based on an ancient philosophy of resonance and correspondence, classical Chinese Medicine draws from theories of Yinyang, Five Phase Elements, and Six Conformations to identify and intervene appropriately with patterns in chaos in order to preserve and promote healing order. This forms a foundation that governs every form of treatment intervention. Holographic imagery and micro-system mappings of the body guide both diagnosis and treatment approach.
Whole Body Health
Western science is beginning to recognize the many benefits of natural medicine, which includes acupuncture, meridian therapy, botanical medicine, nutrition, self-care practices, diet and lifestyle interventions. Treatments affect all of your body’s vital systems, including and not limited to:
- Neurological
- Psychological
- Musculoskeletal
- Circulatory
- Lymphatic
- Immunologic