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Traditional Chinese energetic massages.

A "well-being" treatment, a moment to yourself, with a gentle massage to relax your muscles, as well as preventive treatments to boost your immune system, detoxify and prepare your body for each season to come.

TUINA massage

TUINA massage is a traditional deep Chinese massage that promotes deep muscle, tendon and joint relaxation. It is accompanied by different acupressure points depending on the area or system being treated. Used gently and lightly, it helps to combat stress and its consequences.

TUINA massage is also used as a preventive measure, stimulating certain meridian networks and key points, and can even be used to treat certain musculoskeletal ailments.

Body realignment :

This involves realigning the muscles and limbs in their natural axes. This involves kneading, stretching and relaxing the muscles and tendons. Intense sporting activity, poor daily posture or an old trauma such as a sprain can lead to muscular imbalance. In the long term, this can lead to joint and tendon torsion, which can be accompanied by more or less acute pain on a daily basis, leading to discomfort or even the impossibility of performing certain movements.

Acupuncture

Acupuncture is a series of needles placed on the body, no more than ten in all. These are specific energy points on the body used to clear blockages in the meridians. Acupuncture contributes to the free circulation of blood and body fluids, as well as energy, and therefore helps to combat various organic, psychological or emotional pathologies that may be closely linked. To name but a few: insomnia, stress, irritability, eczema, shingles, stomach aches, joint pain, oedema, painful periods, headaches, lower back pain, etc.

Traditional Chinese cupping:

They are often used to evacuate toxins lodged in superficial tissues, but also in muscles, blood and certain organs such as the lungs. They help to free the lungs in autumn and winter. They boost immunity and combat joint and muscle inflammation and the acute pain that accompanies it.