Cupping therapy, an ancestral technique present in different cultures, is a therapeutic approach that uses glass or silicone cups to create a vacuum on the skin. It thus promotes an increase in the circulation of Qi and blood, resulting in improved blood circulation and relief of symptoms.

Auriculotherapy, following the methodology of Dr. Paul Nogier. A subtle practice, focused on stimulating specific points on the ear, which integrates harmoniously into our range of complementary techniques.

Moxibustion, a practice of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), uses the herb Artemisia vulgaris, in different forms, the most common of which is a stick. It consists of heating the body using cones or sticks close to the Acupuncture Points. The resulting heat nourishes the body, seeking to balance and promote well-being.

Acupuncture is an ancient therapy that encompasses East Asian medicine, which seeks to promote balance, the flow of Qi and well-being.

Tui Na massage, a manual technique from Chinese Medicine, plays a significant role in the holistic approach. This practice aims to regularize the circulation of energy, blood and organic liquids, complementing treatments

Phytotherapy, an integral part of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), plays a significant role in the Ana Majewski Clinic's therapeutic approach. This branch of TCM uses medicinal plants to promote health, balance energies, and treat a variety of conditions.