Chinese dietetics It would be impossible to imagine traditional Chinese medicine without Chinese dietetics as a form of treatment. The ancient Chinese taught that medicine and the doctrine of nutrition had the same origins. In China, the preoccupation with nutrition and medicine has a very long tradition and can be traced back to the third […]
As a treatment method, biofeedback training is indicated particularly in the treatment of headaches (migraine and tension-related headaches) and inner restlessness and nervousness. A sensor measures the muscle tension, the electrical activity in the brain or the blood vessels. The results are displayed on a screen. The patient, under professional instruction, then trains to improve these readings
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The early recognition of Alzheimer’s disease can be enormously significant for the patient. These days, in contrast to earlier times, we have highly effective medicines that can be used to treat Alzheimer’s disease and give the patient back his memory. Alzheimer’s disease is barely perceptible when it sets in. An increasing tendency to forget things,
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Traditional Chinese drug therapy is one of the cornerstones of the Chinese therapeutic spectrum, the others being Qi Gong, Tuina, acupuncture and Chinese dietetics. Traditional Chinese drug therapy is still largely unknown in Europe, although it makes up around 80% of all therapeutic measures administered in China. Essentially, these drugs are vegetable products. In the last
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In Norderstedt I have already given many lectures on the subject of strokes – “How dangerous are they really?” – at the health fair and other public events. Recognising the risk of strokes at an early stage is a particular concern of mine, since it makes swift therapeutic treatment possible and holds out the chance that the
Many people suffer from chronic skin disorders, and from the consequences of these disorders for their self-assurance and well-being. The skin is our largest organ and our relationship organ. The skin is the mirror of our soul – not only the individual soul but also, it is said, the ailing soul of our whole society. To
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Autogenic training and progressive muscle relaxation, as well as qi gong are methods for relaxation.
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Many sensibility disorders can be attributed to an increase in stress. These are referred to as stress-related disorders. They include a host of sensibility disorders, a state of depressive exhaustion, sleep disorders, headaches and other pain syndromes. In an individual talk with the doctor, the stressors are analysed and an individual treatment plan for stress management is
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For office workers of many years’ standing, an ergonomic workplace is one of the most important prerequisites for counteracting chronic back problems. In our surgery we have developed a course of ergonomic advice and training; just let us know if you would like to participate in it. During this course we also support you in your efforts
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Older people often fear an early form of Alzheimer’s disease. They notice that they have recently become unusually forgetful or absent-minded. By that we do not mean normal forgetfulness, which may increase with advancing age and often has to be distinguished from a lack of concentration. In a precautionary check, we ascertain whether or not
