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1. Condition · Joints and limbs Shoulder pain, frozen shoulder and rotator cuff injuries Shoulder pain may not be about the shoulder alone — sometimes the cause lies in the cervical vertebrae.
2. Service · Needle therapies Prolotherapy and PRP (platelet-rich plasma) A regenerative treatment method for repairing damaged ligaments and tendons.
3. Condition · Head, face and jaw Migraine and headaches A headache is not a disease — it is an “alarm” signal that something in the body is not working properly.
4. Condition · Spine and posture Neck hump (dorsocervical fat pad) This is not just a cosmetic problem — it is an SOS signal from the body.
5. Service · Mind, breath and movement Psychological support and mind-body work Sometimes, to heal, the body needs not only touch but also to be understood.
6. Article · Jaw, face and head Bruxism: the cause of nighttime teeth clenching is not only in the jaw Do you know whether you clench or grind your teeth at night?
7. Article · Prevention and lifestyle Every type of sport affects the spine differently Swimming, yoga, the gym — which of them strengthens the back muscles, and which call for more caution?
8. Article · Pain and the body Hypertension and neck pain: how does osteopathy help with blood pressure? Patients often think that the pain is caused only by their blood pressure. But the relationship works both ways.
9. Article · About osteopathy What is osteopathy, and why choose osteopathy? A hands-on treatment method that works on the musculoskeletal system, internal organs, spine, nervous system and blood circulation — a field of medicine with a 140-…
10. Article · Pain and the body Where it hurts is often not where the problem is If the pain keeps coming back, the cause is still there.
11. Condition · Joints and limbs Numbness in the hands and fingers, carpal tunnel syndrome If your hand goes numb — that is not normal. The problem may come from the neck, not the wrist.
12. Condition · Children’s health Postural disorders in children One shoulder higher than the other, asymmetry of the upper back, tiring easily — these may not be just habits.
13. Service · Needle therapies Dry needling A targeted intervention on tension points within the muscle (trigger points).
14. Service · Traditional treatment methods Hijama (cupping therapy) A traditional method practiced for centuries — it creates a vacuum on the body to get the circulation moving.
15. Service · Osteopathy and manual therapy Osteopathy A hands-on treatment method that works on the musculoskeletal system, internal organs, spine, nervous system and circulation.
16. Service · Diagnostics Spine and posture analysis How the body stands, moves and distributes load tells us a great deal about many functional changes.
17. Article · Spine and posture Assessing scoliosis correctly: the Adams test is not enough A correct diagnosis and timely intervention are critical for the child’s future health.
18. Article · Children’s health Can a heavy school bag cause scoliosis in children? Yes — especially when it is not carried correctly. The weight of the bag, which shoulder it is carried on and the child’s gait directly determine the load on the sp…
19. Article · Pain and the body Does stress pass? Maybe not — it stays in your body Neck, shoulder and low back pain — sometimes the cause is not psychological but stress stored in the body.
20. Article · Prevention and lifestyle Habits that look “trendy and comfortable” but harm your body Your body remembers everything. If you don’t listen to it, it will speak to you through pain.
21. Article · Spine and posture Hip dysplasia in childhood — a future risk of scoliosis Most parents think that once the dysplasia has been treated, the problem is completely over.
22. Article · About osteopathy What does an osteopath do? What are they looking for with their hands on your body? Many people think an osteopath simply gives massages. In fact, that is not the case.
23. Article · Children’s health When you get your child ready for school, is their body ready too? We buy notebooks, a uniform, a school bag. But will their body cope with sitting 4–5 hours a day?
24. Condition · Joints and limbs Knee pain and knee osteoarthritis (gonarthrosis) Your knee hurts — but the knee may not be the cause. The root of the problem often starts in the pelvis.
25. Condition · Spine and posture Low back pain Not all low back pain comes from a herniated disc. Even if the MRI is clear, the pain can be real.
26. Condition · Joints and limbs Meniscus tear and Baker’s cyst In many patients with knee pain, a Baker’s cyst behind the knee is found alongside a meniscus tear.
27. Condition · Spine and posture Neck pain and “text neck” Keeping your head bent down for long periods places a heavy load on the neck muscles and, over time, causes pain.
28. Condition · Internal organs and women’s health Pregnancy and birth preparation Pregnancy is a beautiful time, but it doesn’t have to be spent in pain.
29. Condition · Head, face and jaw Temporomandibular joint dysfunction (TMD) Teeth clenching, jaw pain, clicking and waking up tired in the morning.
30. Condition · Internal organs and women’s health Urinary incontinence and pelvic floor weakness Don’t be embarrassed — you are not the only one living with this problem. And there is a solution.
31. Service · Body, pelvic floor and aesthetics EM-SLIM muscle stimulation Strengthening the abdominal, lower back and thigh muscles with electromagnetic pulses.
32. Service · Body, pelvic floor and aesthetics EMSHIF Kegel chair The effect of thousands of Kegel exercises in a single session. You simply sit — the technology does the rest.
33. Service · Electrotherapy and device-based treatments Myostimulation and electrical stimulation A procedure that helps your muscles work more actively. During the procedure the muscles do the work while you simply lie back and relax.
34. Service · Diagnostics So-Check (Oligoscan) intracellular analysis No blood draw, no needles — your body’s mineral, vitamin and heavy metal balance in a few minutes.
35. Service · Osteopathy and manual therapy Visceral osteopathy A manual therapy method that works with the internal organs. It restores the organs’ natural mobility and improves their function.
36. Article · Anatomy and biomechanics A protruding belly isn’t always fat: the psoas and the position of the pelvis You are not overweight, but your belly still sticks out? The cause may be weak muscles, a postural disorder or tension in the body.
37. Article · Prevention and lifestyle Back pain while traveling: what to do A long journey strains the low back, neck and upper back — whether by car, train or plane.
38. Article · Digestion and internal organs How does a weak digestive system undermine the body’s overall health? Weak digestion does more than cause discomfort in the abdomen.
39. Article · Women’s health How to manage low back pain during pregnancy Medication is not allowed, and rehabilitation is often not recommended either. So what is the way out?
40. Article · Spine and posture Is hanging from a pull-up bar harmful? By hanging from a pull-up bar, you can turn a disc protrusion into a herniated disc.
41. Article · Pain and the body The dangers of cracking your neck, and the right ways to relieve it This habit, which many people do to relieve tension, can lead to serious health problems when repeated.
42. Article · Anatomy and biomechanics The diaphragm: more than just a breathing muscle The diaphragm may be behind your neck pain, your jaw tension, and even your chronic fatigue.
43. Article · Jaw, face and head The medial pterygoid muscle and jaw tension A little-known muscle that plays an important role in the stability of the jaw joint.
44. Article · Anatomy and biomechanics The mesentery: a little-known structure in visceral osteopathy For many years it was considered merely the tissue that holds the intestines in place. Today that view has changed.
45. Article · Jaw, face and head The temporomandibular joint (TMJ): what does an osteopath look for? Does your jaw make noises? Do you have trouble opening your mouth fully?
46. Article · Treatment methods What complications does vitamin D deficiency cause? From bone pain to depression — vitamin D is involved in far more of the body’s processes than you might think.
47. Article · Spine and posture “It will go away as they grow” — the most dangerous myth about scoliosis Scoliosis does not correct itself as a child grows. On the contrary, the curvature may increase further during periods of rapid growth.
48. Article · Pain and the body “Text neck” syndrome: a daily habit, a long-term problem Constantly tilting the head downward places a heavy load on the neck muscles and, over time, leads to pain.