Multiflora Singapore
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Difference between Traditional Chinese Medicine Body Therapy and Massage
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Body Therapy originates from traditional Chinese medicine theory, combining knowledge of meridians, acupoints, and anatomy.
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FREE Employee Perk for HR and Finance Department Only
Why Host On-Site TCM Therapy? √ Relieves shoulder, neck & back tension√ Boosts focus and mood√ Shows your team you care√ Enhances overall wellness & immunity√ Reduces workplace stress Get StartedRefer us to your HR or admin team, or send us a message.We’ll bring the therapy, you bring the people. For more information:
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Multiflora TCM Therapy Meridian MyoReset for Golfer
Golf involves repetitive motions like swinging, which can create tightness in muscles and fascia (the connective tissue around muscles). Meridian MyoReset release helps to loosen these restrictions, improving flexibility and range of motion. This can lead to a smoother and more powerful swing.
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Meridian Balancing
Acumagneto Therapy involves the use of specialized magnetic tools to stimulate acupoints along the body’s meridians. These tools, embedded with rare earth magnets, generate a magnetic field that penetrates deep into tissues, promoting blood circulation and enhancing the flow of Qi (energy).
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Traditional Chinese Medicine Health Talk
Looking to equip your team of 15 or more with skills to build mental strength? We’ve designed THE most engaging workshop that delivers insights on how TCM can boost mental well-being.
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14 Meridians
Bian Shi refers to specially crafted stone tools used in TCM practices. These stones were historically used for scraping, tapping, or pressing the body to stimulate circulation and energy flow.
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Acumagneto Therapy
Acumagneto Therapy involves the use of specialized magnetic tools to stimulate acupoints along the body’s meridians. These tools, embedded with rare earth magnets, generate a magnetic field that penetrates deep into tissues, promoting blood circulation and enhancing the flow of Qi (energy).
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5 Steps of TCM
Bian Shi refers to specially crafted stone tools used in TCM practices. These stones were historically used for scraping, tapping, or pressing the body to stimulate circulation and energy flow.
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Harnessing the Power of 砭石 Bian Shi (Stone Needle)
Bian Shi refers to specially crafted stone tools used in TCM practices. These stones were historically used for scraping, tapping, or pressing the body to stimulate circulation and energy flow.
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Fu Yuan Therapy
This therapy blends ancient TCM techniques such as Bian Shi (stone needle), scraping, and modern infrared physiotherapy to help the body expel toxins, improve energy flow, and promote self-healing.