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   Essential oils are carefully chosen and blended according to each patient’s body type. We determine your body type and symptoms through a consultation which includes checking your pulse, tongue, and skin. We pick oils that strengthen your “yin and yang” energy, and enhance the function of your “five elements”; liver, heart, spleen, lung, and kidney. These oils are then blended into a 100% natural botanical base oil, such as Sweet Almonds, Apricot Carnell, or Grape Seed.

   Essential oils are also known to stimulate your brain function through the olfactory sense. While you relax on the treatment table enjoying the scent, we apply the oil directly on your skin, and massage your meridian, the route your Qi energy flows through your body, to improve your blood/lymphatic fluid circulation. Along with arms, legs, back, shoulders, neck, and decollete areas, we give special care to the area where you suffer most, or which we see as the cause of your symptoms. A typical session takes about 40 to 50 minutes in one of our private rooms.

• ●Gynecological symptoms such as infertility, irregular menstruation or PCOS.
  
  
• ●Chronic body symptoms, such as backache, migraine, or stiff neck/shoulders.
  
  
• ●Autonomic imbalances such as cold feet, chronic fatigue, insomnia, constipation, or IBS.

In Chinese Medicine, all the functions of nature, including human body, are divided into either Yin or Yang energy. Yin represents fluid, blood, stillness, coolness, and ‘down’, while Yang represents air, motion, Qi, heat, and ‘up’. When water (yin) is heated (yang), it becomes steam (yang), goes up (yang), get cooled (yin) high in the sky, becomes fluid (yin) again, falls down (yin) as rain. When yin and Yang are out of balance, we have natural disasters such as draught, flood, or excessively huge typhoons. As our body is a part of the same natural system, yin/yang imbalance in our body can cause many uncomfortable symptoms, such as cold feet, swelling, hot flush and insomnia which can lead to more serious dysfunctions of body and mind.
We also divide the contents of the nature in five elements: Wood/Liver, Fire/Heart, Earth/Spleen, Metal/Lung, and Water/Kidney. Each element has its own functions in nature/body, and has an effect on the functions of other elements. When one element becomes too weak or too strong, the balance of nature/body is compromised.
Through a careful examination, we evaluate your body type according the balance of yin/yang and the functions of five elements. Based on the evaluation, the best remedy is prescribed.