Chinese medicine and healing is applied philosophy. They have a holistic and unique understanding of the human body and the acupuncture channel system, Chinese philosophy is based on the direct experience of nature, and from this experience philosophical models were developed reflecting the realities of life.

The growth and development of all things on earth depend on the intercrossing of the energies of Yin and Yang, if the two energies fail to communicate, all things will lose their source of nourishment and so disease occur. Each of this yin yang interactions is a way to influence a situation: opposition, interdependence, mutual consumption and inner transformation. These four interactions are the fundamental relationship of the methods and applications in chinese medicine.

Each person has a unique range of balance, and Chinese medicine provides tools to identify imbalance, while acupuncture offers strategies for clinical point selection to restore balance.