Interventions
Acupuncture Interventions
Acupuncture is one of the oldest, most commonly used forms of medicine in the world. Originating in China more than 2,500 years ago, acupuncture is currently one of the most thoroughly researched, practiced, and respected forms of complementary medicine available anywhere.
According to Traditional Chinese Medicine, your overall health is determined by the quality of the Qi (energy) flow through the natural pathways of your body (meridians). Acupuncture uses a variety of techniques, including placing very thin sterile needles into specific points on the body, to stimulate and improve your Qi flow. In recent years, great deal of research has given evidential proof of the efficacy of Acupuncture as a therapeutic intervention. The World Health Organization (WHO) has classified a list of pathologies, where Acupuncture can be an effective and safe intervention. These include:
- Pain conditions of various etiologies
- Endocrine and Hormonal Pathologies
- Musculoskeletal pathologies
- Gynecological conditions (PMS, Menopause, Infertility)
- Mental wellbeing (Stress, anxiety, depression)
- Metabolic pathologies (low energy, fatigue lethargy)
- Digestive pathologies (IBD, IBS, Weak digestion)
- Relief from bad habits and addictions
- Greater sense of overall health and well-being
Phytotherapy Interventions
Chinese herbal medicine (Phytotherapy) is a 2,000 year old tradition using naturally occurring substances — including herbs — to enhance one's health and vitality. As opposed to Western medicine, the foundation of this approach is to support the body's natural self-healing mechanisms and abilities.
As a Medical Doctor and Researcher, I have integrated the traditional applications of various phytotherapeutic agents and their comparative biomedical applications based on their active ingredients and published the results in Pharma Journals as well as in a textbook for Integrative Elemental Nutrition (ISBN - 979-8727972175)
Energy Medicine
Health Energetics is a field of medicine focused on the concept of holism and integration. As more and more evidence is discovered in fields of Quantum physics, Quantum biology of Living organisms, the ancient practices of Qi Healing are becoming more integrated in the overall wellness of an individual.
The ancient Daoist practices of Nei Gong, Qi Gong, Tai Chi as well as medical Qi Gong can be integrated in variety of therapeutic interventions to support patient outcomes.