TCM combined with microcurrent therapy
What does TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine) have in common with microcurrent therapy, and how might these two approaches be combined?
This micro-seminar explores this question, illustrated with examples and explanations.
It will be led by physiotherapist Markus Steins, who has been successfully applying these two concepts β and others besides β in his own practice for many years.
When: 6 September 2022; 7.00 pm to 8.00 pm
Where/How: Zoom meeting
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and microcurrent therapy are two distinct medical approaches which, however, share certain similarities and can be combined in some cases.
TCM is based on the concept of energy balance within the body, which is maintained by the flow of qi, the life energy. It encompasses various methods such as acupuncture, herbal medicine, nutritional therapy and movement exercises such as qigong. TCM aims to harmonise the flow of energy within the body and restore the balance between Yin and Yang.
Microcurrent therapy, on the other hand, uses weak electrical impulses to specifically influence cellular metabolism and tissue regeneration. It aims to support the bodyβs natural healing processes and improve tissue function.
Although TCM and microcurrent therapy take different approaches, there are areas where they can complement one another. For example, certain acupuncture points used in TCM to influence the flow of energy can also be treated with microcurrent stimulation. This allows for targeted stimulation of the relevant areas and can enhance the effects of both methods.
Furthermore, certain herbs or dietary approaches from TCM can be used to complement microcurrent therapy, thereby supporting the overall treatment approach. Combining these two approaches can help to both optimise the flow of energy within the body and promote tissue regeneration and healing.
In the micro-seminar, led by physiotherapist Markus Steins, these connections are explained in detail. Through examples and explanations, it is demonstrated how TCM and microcurrent therapy can be successfully combined to improve therapeutic outcomes.
Markus Steins shares his many years of experience and expertise in the application of these two concepts. The micro-seminar offers you the opportunity to learn more about the commonalities and synergies between TCM and microcurrent therapy and to benefit from the experience of an expert in this field.




