Doctor of Oriental Medicine Choi Yong Joon is from Korea, he studied at the Seoul National University, the Oriental Institute of Medicine in Seoul, and then graduated from the St. Petersburg Pediatric Medical Academy with a degree in pediatrician and even defended his Ph.D. thesis. Choi Yong Joon has been living and working in Russia since 2001. Here at the Amrita clinic, he practices Korean acupuncture. What is this method?
Korean acupuncture is very different from other similar treatments. It is a virtually painless procedure and the first results appear quite quickly. With its help, you can get rid of stress, allergies, excess weight and tobacco smoking, as well as solve serious health problems, for example, heal gynecological and skin diseases, strengthen the endocrine system.
Oriental practitioners have thousands of years of experience, and yet they closely interact with scientific medicine. “There are many differences in these methods, but they need each other,” says Choi Yong Joon. – Eastern medicine helps to find out the cause-and-effect relationship of the disease, to understand why a person got sick, how it happened. And classical medicine fights the consequences of the disease. ” However, an indisputable plus of oriental practices is that during treatment, almost all systems of the human body are covered, and not one organ, as is done by European medicine.