Treatments & treatments

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• Movement behavior  
• Muscle development and metabolic rate
• Understanding  the workings of the organism
• Dysfunctions /Resources
• Restoration, preservation and furtherance of your health
• Pain reduction…

• Treatment of functional disorders of the body, for young and more mature people
• The establishment of compensation capabilities in the body and the endorsement of the body’s self-healing mechanisms
• Influence over tensions or injuries of the skeleton and the corresponding muscles and ligaments
• Treatment of a disc prolapse and lumbago (lower back pain)
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Therapeutic exercises / Restoration of physical functions

Targeted exercises, both active and passive, and used together with other procedures to improve body posture, strengthen the muscles and increase body awareness in the patient. In orthopedics, for example, therapeutic exercises help resolve and prevent damage to the physical apparatus for posture and movement. In…

• heat therapy TECAR
• trauma
• acute inflammation
• muscle tension

• Injuries of the musculature
• Normalization of resting tone
• Pain reduction
• Improvement of endurance
• Bony defects, e.g. kneecap correction
• Dysfunctional lymph drainage

Basic functions and effects of Kinesio Taping
Kinesio Taping Therapy is applied using four basic techniques, which may be perfo…

Physiotherapy, Osteopathy, Nutrition, Hypnosis and Bioresonance

• Acute blocks and chronic degeneration
• Accidents and post-surgical rehabilitation
• Orthepedic disorders of the muscles and joints
• Neurological diseases (stroke, MS)
• Normaliying range of motion
• Strengthening of the immune system
• Increasing meta…

Massages

• Classic massage (Swedish)
• Full-body or partial-body massage
• Lomi Lomi Nui
• Sports massage
• Trigger-point massage
• Reflexology massage for hands and feet
• Fascial massagen (Stecco technique)
• Draining massage with pennywort
• Gentle massage targeting menopausal difficulties

Massa…

The body’s reflex zones utilized in reflex-zone massage are understood to “mirror” all of the organs and muscle groups on the surface of the skin, as well as under the skin. They are not identical to medicine’s well-known head zones, but rather to apply to the back, foot, hand, ear, nose and skull. These zones are used either for diagnostic purposes (iris diagnosis) or as part of an initial exa…

What role can osteopathy play in orthodontics?

Osteopathy represents an excellent way to restore the balance of physical systems within the context of treatment and diagnosis of movement restrictions and blockages within the human body. In osteopathy, the lower jaw is considered to be part of a whole that can only function if its components harmonize with one another.
Osteopathy as…

"In 2013, scientists succeeded in determining that a distribution network exists in the brain: the glymphatic system. This system drains and removes metabolic end products from the brain, thus working in a way similar to the lymph system in the rest of the body. In 2015 another research team detected lymphatic vessels in the brain, the existence of which was unknown until then.

There are…

Resolving blockage

Lymphatic drainage / Edema therapy

What is lymphatic drainage?

In lymphatic drainage, we use manual techniques to drain any fluid and accumulated lymph into the tissue and lymph vessels. In contrast to the blood vessels through which the blood is driven from the heart, lymph collects in the lymph vessels throughout the whole body, and is disc…

Physiotherapy is a form of external treatment remedies through which the human body’s ability to move and functional capacity is to be restored, improved or maintained. Treatments are carried out by physiotherapists and osteopaths.

Physiotherapy is geared towards treatment of complaints and the functional, movement and/or activity restrictions of the patient, which are determined in the…

Elisabeth Dicke began using connective tissue massage (Subcutaneous Reflex Therapy or SRT) in 1929. It is a manual stimulation therapy that begins tangentially and is applied to the subcutaneous connective tissue. Skin, subcutaneous and fascial techniques are used here in order to treat of connective tissue zones. A nervous-reflexive reaction of the internal organs, the movemen…

Kinesiology originated in chiropractic in the US in the 1960s and is an effective way to reduce blockages and stress responses, promote potential and improve well-being, health, performance and quality of life. Essential components of the diagnosis and treatment of kinesiology are so-called muscle tests. These are used as the body's own feedback system to determine physical or emotional imbalan…