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Chinese Herbal Medicine

Chinese herbal medicine has always been an integral part of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Healing substances have been recorded in medical texts and prescribed in formulas for thousands of years, each generation improving the art with their recorded clinical experience. More recently, modern medicine has started to recognize the enormous therapeutic benefits of herbs.

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Embark on Wellness

Chinese herbal medicine has always been an integral part of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Healing substances have been recorded in medical texts and prescribed in formulas for thousands of years, each generation improving the art with their recorded clinical experience. More recently, modern medicine has started to recognize the enormous therapeutic benefits of herbs. In his practice, Falko uses herbal granules, tablets, as well as raw herbs as needed for either internal medicine or external applications such as poultices and liniments.

 

What makes Chinese herbal medicine unique is the depth of the recorded knowledge behind it, using the wisdom of TCM to diagnose individual patterns of disharmony for each individual patient and treating accordingly. They must be prescribed by a trained Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioner, and go far deeper than the one-size-fits all approach to herbs that is prevalent in most supplements today. When administered correctly they are both safe and effective.

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Cupping and Guasha

Cupping is an ancient technique used to relieve stagnation in muscle and other areas of the body. Glass cups are used to create suction, either moving along the muscle with oil or staying in place. In modern times it is often referred to as myofascial decompression as it can alleviate tension and move blood in tight fascia or muscle. This often has an immediate effect on reducing tension, restoring muscle function, and relieving pain.
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Tuina Massage

Chinese manual therapy is an effective method of treatment for both pain management and the treatment of disease. It can be used as a stand-alone treatment to provide a needle-free alternative to acupuncture, or used in addition to acupuncture or cupping. Tuina integrates acupressure on specific points as well as rolling, pressing, and other massage techniques to release areas of tension
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Lifestyle Consulting

Consultation to discuss holistic wellness from a Traditional Chinese Medicine perspective. An assessment will be made of what underlying imbalances or constitutional patterns are present based on traditional methods of inquiry and hands on diagnosis. Clients will be given a health plan according to their individual body pattern, including lifestyle factors, diet, and therapeutic exercise as well as a personalised treatment plan or herbal medicine prescription if needed
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Therapeutic Exercise

Coaching in therapeutic exercises based on the restorative movements in Chinese internal and martial arts. Movements are done in proper skeletal alignment and without tension, allowing for relaxation of muscles and development of circulation through the connective layers of the body. This allows vital energy and physical substances like blood and body fluids such as lymph or interstitial fluid to flow more evenly through the body. Proper breathing also strengthens the body and relaxes the nervous system. All movements in the form are gentle, avoiding impact or strain on the body while still active enough to develop strength, flexibility, and…