Traction and decompression treatment is the targeted application of tensile forces to the body, primarily used for sole or adjunctive therapy of orthopedic indications involving the limbs, shoulder and pelvic girdles, and spine. Chattanooga’s Triton device system uses an internal force sensor to control the traction force, which is individually adjusted to the patient and … Traction and Decompression (Triton)
Vibration training is a novel method of muscle training that achieves great success especially in the areas of mobility, pain relief, balance, muscle relaxation and blood circulation. Older, less able-bodied people in particular benefit from this gentle method. But also for athletes and high-performance athletes this is a very effective training for strength building. The … Vibration Training: Explained
Vital field therapy is a therapeutic procedure of complementary medicine, which is based on the correction of the vital field altered by a disease. Using bioelectronic impulses, it is possible to influence the altered vital field in the direction of health. To carry out a therapeutic measure, the interaction between the altered vital field and … Vital Field Therapy
Coaching is a form of professional consulting or accompaniment of people who want to increase their performance in the professional or private environment. It is a promotion of individual problem solving as well as self-reflection and self-awareness with the aim of strengthening self-confidence and a sense of responsibility, thus ultimately ensuring help for self-help. Originally, … Coaching
Intestinal rehabilitation (F.X. Mayr) (synonyms: F.X. Mayr; Franz Xaver Mayr cure; Franz Xaver Mayr therapy; F.X. Mayr diet; F.X. Mayr therapy; F.X. -Mayr colon cleansing; colon cleansing according to F.X. Mayr; fasting cure according to F.X. Mayr; Mayr therapy; Mayr cure; milk-semmel cure, Mayr medicine) after the Austrian physician Franz Xaver Mayr (1875-1965) is a … Intestinal Sanitation (F.X. Mayr)
The test system Back-Check by Dr. Wolff consists of a mobile test unit for the standardized recording of the strength capacity of the different muscle groups of the back.Back pain or restrictions in the ability to move are among the major widespread diseases and represent a considerable restriction in the quality of life. Patients mainly … Dr. Wolff Back Check
Ergotherapy is an independent recognized professional field in Germany and is prescribed as a medical remedy by medical professionals (Greek. : ἔργον; ancient Greek pronunciation érgon: “work; labor”; therapeía: “service; treatment”). Translated, ergotherapy means “work or occupational therapy“; it assumes that “being active” is one of the basic needs of human beings. The German Association … Occupational Therapy
Fresh cell therapy (synonyms: fresh cell therapy, organotherapy, cellular therapy) is a complementary medical procedure developed in the 1930s by the Swiss physician Paul Niehans (1882-1971). This form of therapy belongs to organotherapies and consists in a transfer of living, animal cells to humans. According to Paul Niehans, he succeeded in permanently curing a patient … Fresh Cell Therapy
Balance training is one of the physiotherapeutic procedures and is an important component of fall prevention, especially for elderly patients. In addition to age-related frailty and an inadequate training condition caused by sitting and lying down too much, a number of medical conditions can cause balance disorders. These include, above all, neurological diseases as well … Balance Training
Aromatherapy refers to the use of essential oils to alleviate illness or to influence and relax the body (= increase well-being). It is a form of phytotherapy (herbal medicine). Indications (areas of application) Effects Active ingredients Disinfectant Anise Eucalyptus Chamomile Lavender Carnation Tea tree oil Thyme Onion Mood enhancing Lavender St. John’s wort (oral intake … Aromatherapy: Effects
