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Chinese Herbal Medicine

Individually composed herbal formulas – tailored to your diagnosis, adjusted over the course of treatment, and sourced from certified Swiss pharmacies and suppliers.

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Alongside acupuncture, Chinese herbal medicine is one of the major pillars of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Based on the diagnosis – consultation, pulse and tongue diagnosis – I compose an individual formula matched precisely to your complaints and your constitution.

A formula is never a fixed recipe: over the course of treatment it is regularly reviewed and adjusted. I source all herbs exclusively through certified Swiss pharmacies and suppliers, so that quality and purity are assured.

In TCM, herbal formulas are traditionally used as a complementary therapy – they do not replace medical diagnosis or treatment.

Traditional application areas

  • Digestive complaints
  • Sleep problems
  • Menstrual complaints and women's health
  • Immune system (traditional use)
  • Complementing acupuncture

Other treatments

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Acupuncture

Fine, sterile single-use needles placed at carefully chosen points – tailored to your constitution and your individual concern.

Learn more — Acupuncture
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Tuina / Anmo Massage

The manual therapy of TCM – targeted massage techniques along the meridians and acupuncture points, soothing for muscular tension and ideal for anyone who prefers treatment without needles.

Learn more — Tuina / Anmo Massage
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Cupping

Glass or plastic cups create gentle suction on the skin – loosening the tissue, stimulating local circulation, and combining beautifully with massage.

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EMR-recognised – contributions possible via supplementary insurance

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