Chiropractic is the science, art and philosophy of the relationship between the structures of the musculoskeletal system, primarily the pelvis, spine and skull, and the function of the human endocrine and nervous systems, as this relationship can have a significant impact on health. Spinal pain, headaches, paresthesias (numbness and tingling in the upper and lower limbs) experienced by patients, and other health problems can be caused by structural changes in the spine. Chiropractic analyses the disease process and eliminates functional disorders of the musculoskeletal system and internal organs, i.e. conditions in which, despite the absence of pathology in objective medical examinations, complaints persist that force the patient to take chronic medication.

If this is the case for you, a chiropractor is the most appropriate person to seek help from.

Just as regular visits to the dentist prevent unnecessary degeneration of our teeth, chiropractic care prevents degeneration of the spine and contributes to optimal health and full mobility.

and full freedom of movement. It goes without saying that everyone wants to feel good and be able to do what they want. Therefore, initial chiropractic care, if indicated, must be intensive. Once good health is achieved, subsequent regular visits to the chiropractor will help to maintain good health. In addition, these visits will eliminate small health problems before they become big ones!

YUMEIHO CHIROPRACTIC JAPAN

Yumeiho is a Japanese manual therapy method that focuses on restoring the correct position of the body's centre of gravity and relieving spinal conditions. As everyone is subject to the law of gravity, we all respond to a shift in the pelvic bones. This displacement, when it exceeds a certain limit, causes symptoms of disease. The main aim of this method is to correct this displacement and align the spine correctly, thus activating the body's self-healing powers and getting to the root of the problem. The classic form of massage, known as kata, consists of more than a hundred different therapeutic techniques performed on a mat in light clothing. The methods used for correction are SEITAI, the equivalent of American chiropractic, osteopathy and deep tissue kneading and pressure massage, performed in an original and painless way.

The complexity of the techniques, which involve the whole body, is used to correct misalignments in the entire skeleton, especially in the pelvic bones, hip joints and spine, by eliminating stiffness and tension in all the muscles and tendons, until the full range of motion of the joints is achieved and the centre of gravity of the whole body is restored to its correct position. It stimulates the vital forces inherent in every human being and ultimately cures the disease.

The essence of YUMEIHO® therapy is to get to the root of the disease and remove the causes, not just the symptoms, which is why it is called causal or fundamental therapy.

It is used for: spinal, joint and hip pain, discopathy, spondylolisthesis, scoliosis, migraine, muscle pain, obesity, leg length discrepancy, menstrual pain, skeletal and muscular asymmetry and many other conditions.

YUMEIHO therapy is particularly recommended as a preventative measure for physically active people, whatever their sport.

ZEN-SHIATSU THERAPY

Zen-Shiatsu is an Eastern method of bodywork developed in Japan in the 20th century. Like acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine, it is based on the principles of traditional Eastern medicine, which originated in ancient China. Shiatsu: "thumb pressure", involves the massage of acupressure points located along energy channels called meridians. By applying pressure, the bodyworker releases stagnant flows of vital energy, which the Japanese call "qi" (read "ki"), and harmonizes the flow of this energy.

This exceptionally deeply relaxing therapeutic massage is performed in loose clothing on a Japanese futon: using the hands, thumbs, elbows, knees and feet, it restores the correct flow and balance of energy in the channels, restoring harmony in the organs and the health of the entire organism. It is advisable to balance the body regularly before stress, poor diet, stimulants or fatigue disrupt the flow of qi, leading to serious illness. Particularly recommended for people under stress, with weakened immunity, migraine, asthma, digestive, circulatory and respiratory disorders, women suffering from PMS.

BOWEN THERAPY

Australian therapy from the first day of life. It consists of gentle, specific movements according to specific procedures and on specific points of muscles, tendons and nerve bundles. By stimulating these points, the body's functions are harmonized.

Bowen Therapy originated in Australia in the 1950s, is very popular in Western Europe and has recently arrived in Poland. It was invented by Tom Bowen. Today it is recognised by the Australian government as an official treatment and is even reimbursed.

Bowen Technique treatment involves the therapist performing specific 'Bowen moves'. These are gentle movements with the thumbs and fingers of the hand on the patient's muscles, tendons, ligaments and connective tissue, causing these structures to vibrate gently. This vibration spreads throughout the body, including being transmitted through the nervous system to the brain. Combinations of such vibrations are signals that mobilize the organism to start self-healing processes.

Between each sequence of movements, there is a necessary break of a few minutes, during which the patient lies down and rests in solitude, while the body uses the time needed for itself to send and process the signals and initiate repair processes.

Indications for treatment:

Musculoskeletal problems

Neck, back and lumbar pain, sciatica

Spinal disorders, e.g. scoliosis, discopathy

Hip, knee and foot conditions, e.g. hallux valgus

Carpal tunnel syndrome, tennis elbow and golfer's elbow

Shoulder pain and reduced mobility, such as frozen shoulder

Problems with the temporomandibular joint

Joint degeneration and inflammation, e.g. RA, ASF

Pain due to overstrain

Neurological disorders: strokes, MPD, Parkinson's, MS

Respiratory problems: asthma, emphysema

Allergies, low immunity

headaches, migraines, dizziness, epilepsy, sinusitis, sensory disorders

reproductive problems, menstruation, menopause, prostate, infertility

Problems during and around pregnancy

Digestive and elimination problems: heartburn, reflux, peptic ulcer, gallbladder, colon, irritable bowel, diarrhoea, constipation, haemorrhoids

Circulatory problems related to blood pressure, heart disease, lymphatic congestion

Tension, anxiety, stress, emotional instability, ADHD, depression

Chronic fatigue syndrome

Fibromyalgia, myasthenia gravis

Diseases of the thyroid and other endocrine glands

Breast diseases

Urinary system: kidney, bladder and urethra disorders, bedwetting in children, incontinence in adults.