Welcome to Ginkgo Practice for
Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine
Welcome to Ginkgo Practice
for Acupuncture and
Chinese Medicine
Dear patients,
In our practice, we combine traditional Chinese medicine with modern, scientific analysis. Our goal: effective, precise, state-of-the-art treatments. We place particular emphasis on holistic and natural approaches – ideal for common complaints and complex illnesses.
Our philosophy: recognize the cause and treat it at the root. Preventive therapies help to prevent serious illnesses and alleviate acute and chronic complaints in a targeted manner.
A relaxing and soothing atmosphere is important to us so that treatments have the best possible effect.
In our practice we combine traditional Chinese medicine with modern
modern, scientific analysis. Our goal: effective, precise treatments that are state of the art. We place holistic and natural approaches – ideal for common complaints and common complaints and complex illnesses.
Our philosophy: recognize the cause and treat it at the root. Preventive therapies help to prevent serious illnesses and to alleviate acute and chronic complaints in a targeted manner.
A relaxing and soothing atmosphere is important to us so that treatments have the best possible effect.
Dear patients,
In our practice, we combine traditional Chinese medicine with modern, scientific analysis. Our goal: effective, precise, state-of-the-art treatments. We place particular emphasis on holistic and natural approaches – ideal for common complaints and complex illnesses.
Our philosophy: recognize the cause and treat it at the root. Preventive therapies help to prevent serious illnesses and alleviate acute and chronic complaints in a targeted manner.
A relaxing and soothing atmosphere is important to us so that treatments have the best possible effect.
About acupuncture
Many patients with back, neck, shoulder, migraine or chronic headaches confirm this: Acupuncture is an effective method against pain. In contrast to conventional painkillers it stimulates the healing process at the source of the pain and treats the pain sustainably.
While conventional medication often requires an increasing dosage, acupuncture can be used as often as required – gently, effectively and
without toxic side effects.
Many patients with back, neck, shoulder, migraine or chronic headaches confirm this: Acupuncture is an effective method against pain. In contrast to conventional painkillers, it stimulates stimulates the healing process at the source of the pain and treats the pain sustainably.
While conventional medication often requires an increasing dosage, acupuncture can be used as often as required – gently, effectively and
without toxic side effects.
Many patients with back, neck, shoulder, migraine or chronic headaches confirm this: Acupuncture is an effective method against pain. In contrast to conventional painkillers, it stimulates the healing process at the source of the pain and treats the pain sustainably.
While conventional medication
often require an increasing dosage,
acupuncture can be applied as often as required – gently gentle, effective and without toxic side effects.
While many painkillers and methods temporarily relieve chronic pain, acu- puncture offers a sustainable alternative. It stimulates the flow of Qi – accor- ding to Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), the life energy whose blockage causes pain. Targeted stimulation restores the flow of Qi and pain subsides.
From a Western perspective, acupuncture increases endorphin levels and reduces the pain response of the nervous system. Studies have already proven the effectiveness of acupuncture for acute and chronic pain, although the exact mechanisms are still being researched.
While many painkillers and methods provide temporary relief from chronic pain, acupuncture offers a sustainable alternative. It stimulates the flow of Qi – according to Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), the vital energy whose blockage causes pain. Targeted stimulation restores the flow of Qi and pain subsides.
From a western point of view, acupuncture
increases endorphin levels and reduces the pain response of the nervous system. Studies have already proven the effectiveness of acupuncture for acute and chronic pain, although the exact mechanisms are still being researched.
- Traditionally, acupuncture is understood to be the regulation of the flow of vital energy, which is called “Qi” in China.
- This flow system is an energetic network of channels that not only connects the acupuncture points, but also - via internal pathways - the internal organs with each other.
- For acupuncture treatment, very thin needles are inserted into selected points with virtually no pain in order to correct the previously identified imbalance.
- As a rule, these remain for 20 - 30 minutes. Shorter times are sufficient for children.
- Traditionally, acupuncture is understood to be the regulation of the flow of vital energy, which is called “Qi” in China.
- This flow system is an energetic network of channels that connects not only the acupuncture points but also - via internal pathways - the internal organs.
- For acupuncture treatment, very thin needles are inserted into selected points with virtually no pain in order to correct the previously identified imbalance.
- As a rule, these remain for 20 - 30 minutes. Shorter times are sufficient for children.
- Traditionally, acupuncture is understood to be the regulation of the flow of vital energy, which is called “Qi” in China.
- This flow system is an energetic network of channels that not only connects the acupuncture points, but also - via internal pathways - the internal organs.
- For acupuncture treatment, very thin needles are inserted into selected points with virtually no pain in order to correct the previously identified imbalance.
- As a rule, these remain for 20 - 30 minutes. Shorter times are sufficient for children.
About Chinese medicine
About
Chinese medicine
- Chinese medicine is based on the empiricism of a huge wealth of knowledge that has been collected over the last 3000 years.
- Acupuncture involves needling specific points to activate the body's own healing powers and maintain or restore health.
- By needling and/or warming (moxibustion) these points, the organism is specifically stimulated to bring itself back into balance.
- Chinese medicine is based on the empiricism of a huge wealth of knowledge that has been collected over the last 3000 years.
- Bei der Akupunktur werden durch die Nadelung spezifischer Punkte körpereigene Heilkräfte aktiviert und die Gesundheit bewahrt bzw. wiederhergestellt.
- By needling and/or warming (moxibustion) these points, the organism is specifically stimulated to bring itself back into balance.
- Chinese medicine is based on the empiricism of a huge wealth of knowledge that has been collected over the last 3000 years.
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Bei der Akupunktur werden
durch die Nadelung spezifischer Punkte körpereigene Heilkräfte aktiviert und die Gesundheit bewahrt bzw. wiederhergestellt. - By needling and/or warming (moxibustion) these points, the organism is specifically stimulated to bring itself back into balance.
Prevention
For even more effective care and treatment, we work together with AWARE. Here, a quick and uncomplicated health check is carried out with the help of a blood test and made available to you digitally.
Check, track and improve your health and well-being.
Our practice rooms
Ginkgo practice for acupuncture and Chinese medicine
GINKGO Practice for Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine with locations in Düsseldorf and Aachen combines traditional Asian medicine with the knowledge and possibilities of Western medicine. The aim is to offer the most effective, state-of-the-art treatments, individually tailored to each patient.
GINKGO Practice for Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine follows the philosophy of treating acute and chronic complaints and illnesses in a natural and holistic way. The aim is to identify and tackle the root of the problem.
Appointment request:
info@ginkgo-akupunktur.de
Ginkgo practice for acupuncture and Chinese medicine
GINKGO Practice for Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine with locations in Düsseldorf and Aachen combines traditional Asian medicine with the knowledge and possibilities of Western medicine. The aim is to offer the most effective, state-of-the-art treatments, individually tailored to each patient.
GINKGO Practice for Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine follows the philosophy of treating acute and chronic complaints and illnesses in a natural and holistic way. The aim is to identify and address the root of the problem.
Appointment request:
info@ginkgo-akupunktur.de
Petra Freter
Practice management
Wasserstraße 2
40213 Düsseldorf
Tel. +49 (211) 7495 1790
info@ginkgo-akupunktur.de
2020
- Pain syndromes and injuries of lower back and knee joint –
Dr. med. Karl Zippelius - Guideline for TCM Monitoring of Assisted reproductive technology –
Olivia Krammer-Pojer
2017
- Wu Yuning – Recurrent Miscarriage
- Tung Acupuncture – Dr. Wei-Chieh Young
2016
- Integrative Fertility Treatment – Chris Axelrad, Katherine Alexander Anderson
2015
- The Five Omens Of Face – Lillian Pearl Bridges Deirdre Courtney CT Holman
Integrative infertility therapy – Kiki Sulistyo
2013
- Education TCM – European Institute for Oriental Medicine (EIOM) Munich
2012
- Pregnancy support according to Sun Simiao – Kongress Rothenburg
- Japanese Moxibustion – Junji Mizutani
- Gold Standard Facial Acupuncture – Pacific College of Oriental Medicine,
New York
2009
- Training in classical homeopathy – Paracelus-Schule Aachen
- Nutrition counseling training – Paracelus-Schule Aachen
- Alternative practitioner – Bezirksregierung Köln
2020
- Pain syndromes and injuries of lower back and knee joint –
Dr. med. Karl Zippelius - Guideline for TCM Monitoring of Assisted reproductive technology – Olivia Krammer-Pojer
2017
- Wu Yuning – Recurrent Miscarriage
- Tung Acupuncture – Dr. Wei-Chieh Young
2016
- Integrative Fertility Treatment – Chris Axelrad,
Katherine Alexander Anderson
2015
- The Five Omens Of Face – Lillian Pearl Bridges
Deirdre Courtney CT Holman Integrative infertility therapy – Kiki Sulistyo
2013
- Education TCM – European Institute for Oriental Medicine (EIOM) Munich
2012
- Schwangerschaftsbegleitung nach Sun Simiao –
Congress Rothenburg - Japanese Moxibustion – Junji Mizutani
- Gold Standard Facial Acupuncture – Pacific College of Oriental Medicine, New York
2009
- Training in classical homeopathy – Paracelus-Schule Aachen
- Nutrition counseling training – Paracelus-Schule Aachen
- Alternative practitioner – Bezirksregierung Köln
2020
- Pain syndromes and injuries of lower back and knee joint –
Dr. med. Karl Zippelius - Guideline for TCM Monitoring of Assisted reproductive technology – Olivia Krammer-Pojer
2017
- Wu Yuning – Recurrent Miscarriage
- Tung Acupuncture –
Dr. Wei-Chieh Young
2016
- Integrative Fertility Treatment – Chris Axelrad, Katherine
Alexander Anderson
2015
- The Five Omens Of Face – Lillian Pearl Bridges Deirdre Courtney
CT Holman Integrative infertility therapy –
Kiki Sulistyo
2013
- TCM training – European Institute for Oriental Medicine (EIOM) Munich
2012
- Pregnancy support according to Sun Simiao – Kongress Rothenburg
- Japanese Moxibustion –
Junji Mizutani - Gold Standard Facial Acupuncture – Pacific College of Oriental Medicine, New York
2009
- Training in classical homeopathy – Paracelus-Schule Aachen
- Nutrition counseling training – Paracelus-Schule Aachen
- Alternative practitioner –
Bezirksregierung Köln
