More Energy Full Body Massage

Full body massages are soothing and wonderfully relaxing for body, skin and soul.

It is based on the principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and takes into account the meridians and their central importance for the flow of energy in the body.

The aim of massage is to relax, to get stagnant life energy (Qi) flowing again, and to support the body in functioning optimally. A harmonious energy flow has a positive effect on physical and mental well-being, while energy blockages can contribute to ailments.

The More Energy full body massage with herbal oil is a wellness massage that gives you inner peace, relaxation and wellbeing.

TCM massages also take into account the meridians and their importance in Chinese medicine and are intended to help activate the body's self-healing powers.

They serve to bring the possibly accumulated life energy in the body back into the flow, to overcome blockages and to help the whole organism to function optimally.

Accumulated energy can lead to physical and mental illnesses, while an unhindered flow of energy has a positive effect on body and mind - try out how comfortable you feel after a full-body massage in our wellness hotel, you will be amazed how good it is:

Tuina full-body massage – the therapeutic alternative

As an alternative to the classic Chinese full-body massage, we offer Tuina full-body massage. Tuina is one of the oldest treatment methods in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and is considered an important cornerstone of Chinese therapy – even older than acupuncture.

The term Tuina translates as "pushing and grasping" and describes a treatment method that combines massage and manual therapy techniques. Targeted gripping, pressure, and pushing techniques are used to open the meridians, regulate the flow of Qi and Xue (blood), and harmonize the body's various functional systems.

The Shiatsu treatment method, developed in the 20th century, is largely based on the principles of Tuina therapy. Tuina treatment requires prior pulse, tongue, and meridian diagnosis.