Meridian Massage Therapy

The Meridians Massage therapy combines traditional Chinese medicine with advances in Bioinformatics, Bioenergetics, and Neurology. It uses electrical impulses to stimulate nerve endings, purify meridians, enhance Qi and blood circulation, boost energy levels, and balance Yin-Yang.

This results in improved blood flow, increased vitality, and organ equilibrium. Ideal for disease prevention and health maintenance, it epitomizes the synergy between ancient wisdom and modern science.

A fundamental principle encapsulated in the expression: “Where there is no obstruction – there is no pain, where there is an obstruction – there is pain,” underscores a central tenet of traditional Chinese medicine.

Here, obstructions denote disruptions in meridian activity, Chi energy flow, and blood circulation—culminating in congestion that causes discomfort.

Chinese medical philosophy states, “The meridians determine life and death; they can eliminate hundreds of diseases and regulate imbalances, thus must remain unobstructed.” Meridians are vital conduits within the human body that interconnect the five solid (Zang) organs with the six hollow (fu) organs along with the limbs. These pathways are critical in therapeutic practices and health-promoting techniques intrinsic to traditional Chinese medicine.

Key Functions:

– Detoxification and blood purification
– Enhancement of blood circulation
– Acceleration of metabolic processes
– Strengthening of the immune system, leading to increased cellular activity and enhanced self-repair capabilities
– Alleviation of pain, along with fortification of muscles and bones
– Regulation of the autonomic nervous system for improved sleep quality
– Harmonization of the endocrine system
– Cleansing and purification of meridian pathways

The following conditions may benefit from treatment:

– Cervical and lumbar spine joint pain, lower back and hip discomfort, hyperostosis, soft tissue injuries, bone tissue damage, rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatism, and related musculoskeletal issues.

– Gastrointestinal tract ailments, including chronic gastritis, colitis, constipation, diarrhea, and hemorrhoids affecting the stomach and intestines.

– Nervous system disorders such as insomnia, dizziness, or tinnitus (ringing in the ears).

Contraindications:

We do not recommend this treatment if you have:

– Presence of malignant tumors or cancer
– Acute infectious diseases
– Hemorrhagic disorders
– Pregnancy and lactation periods
– Post-operative recovery phase
– Use of pacemakers
– Severe hypertension (High blood pressure exceeding 160/110 mm Hg)