🩺 Physical Therapies

Five physical therapies of Traditional Chinese Medicine — all natural, safe and science-backed. Pick a therapy or enter your symptom for a recommendation

Acupuncture
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Acupuncture

The most famous TCM therapy — 361 acupoints to restore balance

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Tuina Massage
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Tuina Massage

Chinese therapeutic massage — 8 core techniques

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Cupping
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Cupping

Chinese cupping + Arabic Hijama — a cultural bridge

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Gua Sha
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Gua Sha

Scraping therapy — 1000 years of detox wisdom

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Moxibustion
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Moxibustion

Herbal heat therapy — the warming power of mugwort

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Pick your symptom — we recommend the best therapy

Acupuncture

🩹 Acupuncture

361 points12 meridians3000+ years of history

Acupuncture is a traditional Chinese therapy that inserts fine needles into specific points along the meridians to restore the flow of Qi. The WHO has recognized its effectiveness for over 100 conditions.

Complete guide to Acupuncture
Tuina Massage

💆 Tuina Massage

8 techniquesSafe for everyoneNo tools needed

Tuina is a Chinese therapeutic massage combining pressing, pushing and kneading along meridians and points. Used for muscle and joint pain, circulation and stress relief.

Complete guide to Tuina Massage
Cupping

🏺 Cupping

Shared therapyDetoxPain relief

Cupping is known in both the Arab and Chinese worlds! In TCM, glass cups create suction on the skin to draw out toxins and improve blood flow. Prophet Muhammad ﷺ recommended Hijama — a beautiful meeting point of two cultures.

Complete guide to Cupping
Gua Sha

🪨 Gua Sha

1000 yearsBeauty + therapyFace-safe

Gua Sha uses a smooth tool to gently scrape the skin, stimulating blood flow and releasing "sha" (toxins and stagnation). Also popular in modern beauty care for skin renewal.

Complete guide to Gua Sha
Moxibustion

🔥 Moxibustion

Heat therapyWarms coldBoosts immunity

Moxibustion burns dried mugwort (moxa) near points and meridians to apply gentle heat. Especially useful for cold-damp conditions: joint pain, poor circulation and digestive weakness.

Complete guide to Moxibustion