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Contribution of complementary medicine
A number of therapies are able to stimulate the body's self-healing mechanisms. They also encourage the patient to actively participate in the process. The latter thus becomes an actor in their health and well-being.
Complementary medicine brings together a broad set of healthcare practices. It refers to the principle of treating the patient as a whole (body and mind) and not just focusing on treating an organ, a symptom or a specific function.
Care & Treatments
Microkinesitherapy
Microkinesitherapy is a treatment based on manual palpation to find areas of resistance in the body which will correspond to attacks or trauma to the body. She considers that the body has a memory and that a traumatic event, whether in the case of traumatic, emotional, toxic, viral, microbial or environmental aggression, will cause the degradation of certain tissues. Manual stimulation of these tissue areas will restart self-correction mechanisms, which will allow the body to heal itself. To do this, the therapist performs micro palpation on very specific points. In addition, microkinesitherapy is based on the postulate that there are muscular chains in the body, which function as a network, and that they can cause cascade reactions. When these chains overcompensate, they then cause blockages which will create pathologies. For microkinesitherapy, it is therefore always necessary to consider that the painful area may be different from the area of origin of the trauma and if the aggression exceeds the body's capacity to defend itself, it will deteriorate and cause damage. “remote” pathologies.
Benefits & indications
Pain relief, reduction of inflammation
Improved mobility and flexibility
Recovery after injury or surgery
Improved mood, feeling of well-being
Reflexology
Plantar reflexology is a gentle massage performed with the fingers on the feet, by pressure on the reflex zones of the arch of the foot. Each reflex zone corresponds to a part of the body, an organ. Considered as an alternative medicine, plantar reflexology therefore makes it possible to locate body tensions and other dysfunctions and then to have a cation on these areas.
A little history?
The oldest representation of a reflexology session is an ancient Egyptian papyrus where we see men massaging their feet. Indian medical treatises and representations of the Buddha's feet take up the central role of the arch of the foot in the treatment of organic imbalances and the means to treat them.
Traditional Chinese medicine considers that the body is crisscrossed by 12 meridians connecting the main organs where the energy flows that ensure health and balance circulate. We can intervene on the circulation of this vital energy by intervening at specific points called reflex points.
Benefits & indications
Energizes the body
Harmonizes vital functions
Releases stress and nervous tension
Relieves back tension and other pain
Improves blood circulation
Brings relaxation and deep relaxation
Promotes the elimination of toxins
Activates the lymphatic system
Relaxes the muscles
Acupuncture
Acupuncture is a major discipline of traditional Chinese medicine that dates back more than two thousand years.
For the ancient Chinese, there is a set of channels in the physical body that connect the organs together, like an electronic card. These channels are referred to as acupuncture meridians.
An energy called Qi, in Chinese, circulates in these meridians and nourishes the entire body. If energy is blocked and no longer circulates, the organs and cells are no longer supplied as needed.
Several factors can cause imbalances or blockages in Qi, thus triggering symptoms or even pathologies. These factors can be of various origins such as accumulated emotions, inappropriate diet, overwork or even weather conditions.
The goal of acupuncture is to fluidify and rebalance the circulation of energy in order to nourish cells and organs.
Recent studies on acupuncture show that it has the effect of releasing endorphin, corticosteroids, serotonin and other neurotransmitters from the central nervous system.
Benefits & indications
Digestive system: diarrhea, constipation, bloating
Nervous system: stress, insomnia, anxiety, migraine, overwork, fatigue
Respiratory and lymphatic system: colds, sinusitis, asthma, hay fever
Gynecological system: amenorrhea (absence of periods), dysmenorrhea (period pain), irregular cycle, premenstrual syndrome, infertility, pregnancy and postpartum
Muscular system: low back pain, back pain, tendinitis, torticollis
Cardiovascular system: hypertension
Urinary system: cystitis, incontinence
Skin problems: psoriasis, eczema, acne
Weightloss
Cupping or Vacuum Therapy
Cupping or vacuum therapy is an alternative therapy that uses the suction created by placing cups on the body to treat several medical conditions such as headaches, arthritis, post-injury trauma, rheumatism, fibromyalgia , fatigue and musculoskeletal problems.
Your skin may also feel “tight” or “tingly” or appear a little swollen immediately after treatment, but this is temporary. Vacuum therapy may also cause temporary redness in the affected area, but it does not usually cause bruising.
Using cupping while applying the principles of TCM allows you to:
Activate blood circulation and that of Qì
Reduce/remove dampness (swelling/swelling)
Attract towards the surface and eliminate external pathogenic factors such as Wind, Heat (clear the respiratory tract in cases of colds, flu, bronchitis, reduce muscle or joint pain, stiffness, etc.)
Warm, relax and normalize tissues (muscles, tendons, ligaments and fascia) which increases joint mobility .
From a Western perspective, the benefits of cupping treatments are:
Increase local blood circulation which reduces inflammation
Stretch and release soft tissues : muscles, ligaments, tendons
Reduce/eliminate adhesions (phenomenon which prevents sliding between 2 surfaces)
Stretch and relax the fascia at the superficial and deep level
Stimulate the nervous system causing an increase in endorphin secretion which provides a feeling of well-being and reduction of pain.
Therapeutic Massage
Therapeutic massage is a method of remedying certain physical or psychological problems through massage.
It can help reduce muscle and joint pain, relieve tension and improve blood and lymphatic circulation. The effects can be felt on a physical, emotional and psychological level.
It also allows you to become aware of your body posture.
In other words, as its name rightly suggests, therapeutic massage is a technique using massage as therapy.
Benefits & indications
It acts on the entire body and allows in particular to:
Treat the skin surface
Relieve muscle and joint pain
Strengthen muscle tone
Strengthen joints (tendons and ligaments)
Optimize blood microcirculation
Regulate the functioning of the lymphatic system, nervous system and digestive system
Improve kidney and heart function
Regulate the functioning of the lymphatic system, nervous system and digestive system
Treat respiratory disorders
Balance metabolism
Eliminate toxins that cause stress and nervousness
Relaxation Massage
This relaxation massage is designed according to your needs. The feeling of well-being allows the mind to relax and the body to relax.
It's a precious moment where time stops, a delicious parenthesis.
Beyond pleasure and relaxation, having a massage has therapeutic virtues: it notably reduces the stress hormone and improves the quality of sleep.
Relaxation massage can also have a positive influence on pathologies of certain internal organs.
This massage is a therapy based on stimuli that provoke a response from the body.
Benefits & indications
Relaxation massage can:
Reduce stress
Be anti-inflammatory
Have anxiolytic effects
Work on physical and psychological tensions
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Contact details
Monday-Friday: 8:30 a.m. - 12 p.m.
1:30 p.m. - 5 p.m.
Saturday: 8:30 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Sunday: by appointment
Subash Chandra Bose Lane
The Rattle - Terre Rouge
MAURITIUS
Tel: +230 248 07 18
Email: satya.alternative.medical@gmail.com