Realize Your Ideal Weight with Our Weight Management Program
Embark on a journey to a healthier you with our Weight Management Program. Our program utilizes TCM Tuina(TCM Massage) and Deep Heat Therapy to stimulate metabolism, reduce excess fat, and alleviate edema.
Our holistic approach sets us apart, which considers your emotional well-being, endocrine function, and age to tailor a treatment plan just for you. In TCM, obesity is categorized into five types, each with its own targeted treatment approach:
- Due to overeating
- Related to postpartum edema (swelling)
- Stress-related
- Age-related
- Hormonal Imbalance
Our program doesn’t just focus on shedding pounds. It also aims to improve your overall health and well-being by resolving other health issues simultaneously. Moreover, our treatments are free of side effects commonly associated with weight loss drugs.
Achieving weight loss with us involves a combination of TCM Tuina (TCM Massage) and Deep Heat Therapy. Deep Heat Therapy & TCM Tuina (TCM Massage) targets specific acupoints to regulate metabolism and promote calorie burning, aiding in fat and edema reduction.
Understanding Weight Management Through TCM
Fat as Excess Dampness
In TCM, excess fat is seen as a result of dampness or phlegm accumulation caused by an imbalanced diet and weakened spleen function. Overeating sweet, greasy, or processed foods can harm the spleen, which plays a key role in converting food into energy and eliminating excess fluids. When the spleen is overburdened, waste fluids accumulate, leading to dampness that eventually transforms into phlegm, manifesting as fat.
Body Types Linked to Weight Gain
Spleen Weakness and Stomach Heat
Overindulgence in rich, greasy, or spicy foods and alcohol can lead to heat accumulation in the stomach. This heat increases appetite but overburdens the spleen, impairing its ability to process nutrients. As a result, excess dampness and phlegm form, leading to weight gain.
Liver Qi Stagnation
Chronic stress can disrupt the liver’s ability to regulate the flow of Qi (energy), leading to blocked circulation and impaired removal of dampness. This stagnation can result in weight gain and other health issues. Addressing stress is crucial for effective weight management.
Kidney Yang Deficiency
Kidney Yang is responsible for maintaining warmth and driving metabolism. When it becomes deficient, the body struggles to process fluids efficiently, resulting in fluid retention, a slower metabolism, and increased difficulty losing weight.
Take the first step towards a healthier you. Book your appointment with us today and unlock the path to sustainable weight loss and improved well-being.