Traditional Chinese Medicine is an ancient healing system that encompasses structured techniques known as the 5 pillars. They are: acupuncture, Chinese herbal medicine, herbal medicine, meditation and exercise (such as qi gong or tai chi chuan). However, there are still other complementary practices that also help in manipulating and adjusting the flow of Qi.

In the Chinese cosmovision, the universe works under the aegis of a cycle of vital energy. Such energy is called Qi. There is Qi in everything that is materialized in the cosmos. In the human body, Qi energy flows through channels called meridians. TCM is a holistic medicine, as it considers the 4 dimensions of human existence (body, soul, mind and spirit). The disease is understood as a process of stagnation of important energy, so that the individual can look at himself, resignify and change the life habits that contributed to the triggering of his illness.

TCM has multiple applications and has been recognized by the WHO – World Health Organization as a valid therapeutic system. TCM very efficiently treats pathologies such as: asthma, arthritis, arthrosis, headaches, migraines, toothaches, diabetes, fibromyalgia, obesity, cardiovascular, dermatological, gastrointestinal, musculoskeletal, psycho-emotional, respiratory and urogenital problems, post-stroke rehabilitation and cerebrovascular accident, among others.

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