Acupuncture is an ancient technique originating from traditional Chinese medicine. It consists of inserting very fine needles into specific points on the body to balance energy, relieve ailments and improve general well-being.
Electroacupuncture is a modern variant in which a mild electrical current is applied to acupuncture needles. This can enhance the effects, improve circulation and offer deeper relief in certain cases.
Both forms of acupuncture are prized for their ability to reduce pain, reduce stress, and promote relaxation and balance in the body. Electroacupuncture in particular can be very helpful for muscular or nerve conditions.
It is a traditional Chinese medicine therapy that stimulates specific points of the body to balance energy and improve health.
Muscle and joint pain, stress, anxiety, insomnia, migraines, digestive and hormonal problems, among others.
No. They are very thin and sensation is usually minimal or nonexistent. Many patients relax deeply.
Yes, when performed by a trained professional and with sterile material.
It is a variant of traditional acupuncture that applies mild electrical stimulation to some needles to enhance the therapeutic effect.
It is especially useful in chronic pain, muscle contractures, injuries, rehabilitation and neuromuscular problems.
No. It is a gentle and controlled stimulation, adjusted to the patient's tolerance.
Yes, as long as it is indicated and applied by a trained professional.
Moxibustion is a traditional Chinese medicine technique that involves the application of heat by burning an herb called mugwort (or moxa) near specific points on the body. This gentle heat stimulates these points and helps to improve circulation, relieve pain and restore energy balance.
Moxibustion is widely used to relieve joint pain, menstrual pain and menopausal disorders, to treat digestive and metabolism problems, improve immunity, and balance the body in general. It can also be useful for conditions such as fatigue or stress.
It can be used either alone or in conjunction with acupuncture. Sometimes both techniques are combined to enhance the effect.
So it is a warm and very natural tool to promote balance and well-being.
It is a technique that uses the heat of the Artemisia plant (moxa) to stimulate acupuncture points and improve energy circulation.
It is used to strengthen the immune system, relieve pain, improve digestion, regulate body cold and increase vitality.
No. Heat is controlled and safe when properly applied.
Yes, in fact, together they greatly enhance therapeutic results.
Serum therapy is an innovative therapy that involves the intravenous administration of specialized serums designed to deliver vitamins, minerals and other nutrients directly into the bloodstream. It is a fast and effective way to nourish the body.
Serum therapy is tailored to the needs of each individual, being a safe and effective option for any age and offering a personalized approach that can be part of a long-term plan. Thus, each patient knows exactly what he or she will receive and how this therapy contributes to his or her overall well-being.
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Some people feel benefits from the first session; in other cases, the effects are progressive.
Helps to improve energy, defenses, physical recovery, stress, fatigue, skin, hair, metabolism and general well-being.
Yes, because being intravenous it has a much higher absorption and a faster effect.
Yes, as long as it is done under professional assessment and with adequate protocols, as in Nevé.
Neural therapy is an integrative medicine technique that uses injections of local anesthetics, such as procaine, at specific points on the body. Its goal is to regulate and balance the nervous system, relieving pain, inflammation and various chronic disorders.
Neural therapy is useful for people with muscle pain, migraines, joint disorders, painful scarring problems, and even autonomic nervous system disorders. It can be beneficial for adults, the elderly and, in some cases, also for young patients with certain specific conditions.
It is a minimally invasive option, which seeks not only to alleviate symptoms but also to treat the origin of the imbalances. Being an integrative therapy, it adapts to the individual needs of each patient.
It is a medical technique that uses microinjections of local anesthetics to regulate the nervous system and help the body regulate itself.
It is used in chronic pain, migraines, joint problems, scars, digestive disorders, stress and dysfunctions of the autonomic nervous system.
The discomfort is minimal and very brief. Most patients tolerate it very well.
It depends on the case. Some people improve quickly, others require a more gradual process.
Facial yoga is a practice that has gained a lot of popularity because it is a natural, simple and effective way to exercise the muscles of the face. It is inspired by traditional yoga principles, but focused on the face and neck.
It is for everyone: women, men and can even be gently adapted for young people or people of any age. There are no restrictions. Anyone who wants to tone their face, improve circulation, and achieve a more relaxed and rejuvenated appearance can benefit.
It helps to reduce facial tension, smooth fine lines, improve skin elasticity and give it a fresher appearance. In addition, since it is an ongoing practice, it can be done over time to maintain those results for a long period of time.
In short, it's like a “facial gym” that anyone can integrate into their routine to look and feel better, and it's a natural and relaxing way to take care of the beauty of the face.
Ozone therapy is an integrative medicine therapy that uses a mixture of oxygen and ozone for therapeutic purposes. This treatment is applied in different ways to improve tissue oxygenation and stimulate healing processes in the body.
Ozone therapy has earned a place in integrative medicine for its ability to:
Ozone therapy is a natural, safe and well-tolerated therapy that supports overall health. It is especially used in the treatment of osteoarthritis and other joint diseases, herniated discs, chronic ulcers and some infections, thanks to its anti-inflammatory, analgesic and antimicrobial effects.
It is used as an adjunct in chronic pain, inflammation, fatigue, infections, circulatory problems, metabolic diseases and cellular aging processes.
Yes, when applied by trained professionals and with certified equipment, it is a safe and well-tolerated therapy.
Generally no. Some applications may generate a slight momentary discomfort, but it is quick and transient.
It depends on each patient and his or her condition. After the initial assessment, a personalized plan is defined.
