News & Information
Le Printemps
The organ of spring is the liver, the internal resonance point for all aspects of this season. It is also marked by the imprints of birth and early childhood, which are like the ‘springtime of life’ and are decisive for the movement of liver function and for the awakening of the person.
Bach Flower Remedy – ASPEN (No. 2)
ASPEN (Populus tremula) belongs to the Bach Flower Remedies group associated with fears. It is recommended for diffuse anxiety with no identifiable cause, which is often difficult for the patient to articulate.
Japanese Moxibustion according to the Ontake Method
Moxibustion is an ancient technique derived from traditional Chinese and Japanese medicine, which involves applying heat to specific points on the body using a medicinal plant: mugwort (Artemisia vulgaris).
Wu Wei: The power of non-action in Taoism
In Taoist philosophy, there is a deeply meaningful concept called "Wu Wei", which literally translates to "non-action" or "acting without acting". Much more than just an abstract idea, Wu Wei is considered a fundamental principle for achieving harmony and wisdom in everyday life. In this article, we will explore the concept of Wu Wei, its importance and practical implications, as well as the lessons it can offer in our modern, fast-paced world.
Why and when should you consult your acupuncturist?
Consult your acupuncturist even when you are healthy to stay that way!
In Chinese medicine, this paradigm is essential for maintaining good health. In conventional or Western medicine, however, we tend to prefer to intervene when a problem arises.
Bach Flower – OLIVE (No. 23)
The Bach Flower Remedy Olive is for those who feel physically or emotionally exhausted.