Diagnostics
Chinese diagnostic methods differ from European ones in that they establish the cause of the disease and find the source of the ailment.
For a complete picture, we use three main types of diagnostics: pulse diagnostics, tongue diagnostics "she-zhen" and Su Jok diagnostics.
Pulse diagnostics
examination of the pulse at special points on the inner sides of both wrists. There are six such points — three on each hand. Each of the six points corresponds to a pair of internal organs. The doctor determines the condition of solid organs (heart, kidneys, liver, lungs, pancreas) and hollow organs (intestines, stomach, gallbladder, bladder), and detects blood stagnation, energy deficiency or excess of pathogenic factors.
Tongue diagnostics "she-zhen"
examination of the tongue and its coating to detect disorders. The tip of the tongue corresponds to the heart and cardiovascular system. The area behind the tip — respiratory and immune systems. The central area — digestive organs. The sides — liver function. The back — genitourinary system.
Su Jok diagnostics
a method developed by Professor Park Jae-woo, based on the reflex projection of all body organs onto the hands (Su) and feet (Jok).
After a complete diagnosis, you will receive a description of your body's condition and a personalized treatment program with natural Chinese preparations, and if necessary — recommendations for therapeutic procedures.