Anxiety is a part of everyday life for many people. It can manifest as constant tension, rumination, sleep disturbances, palpitations, chest tightness, or a state of hypervigilance that is difficult to switch off. Although it is often addressed from a psychological or pharmacological perspective, anxiety also has a significant physical and autonomic dimension. Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) offers an interpretation...

Winter invites us to slow down and regenerate. Yet, this season often puts our bodies to the test: cold, lack of light, fatigue, and fluctuating emotions. The result: decreased energy, frequent colds, and disrupted sleep.

Living with chronic pain can quickly affect your quality of life, whether physically, emotionally, or mentally. When traditional treatments are no longer sufficient or cause unwanted side effects, it may be helpful to turn to complementary approaches such as acupuncture.

It's perfectly normal to experience slower or uncomfortable digestion at times. However, when bloating, abdominal pain, or a constant feeling of heaviness become frequent, they can affect both your physical and mental well-being.

Seasonal allergies affect a significant portion of the population, particularly in spring and late summer. These reactions, triggered by exposure to pollen, grasses, and other allergens, often lead to respiratory, skin, and systemic symptoms that affect your quality of life.