Integrative Medicine

The diagnostics in integrative medicine take into account a careful and in-depth assessment of physical, emotional and social factors.
The spectrum of therapeutic approaches ranges from conventional medication to orthomolecular medicine, homeopathy, phytotherapeutics and complementary therapies such as acupuncture and hypnosis (hypnotherapy). Integrative medicine can provide valuable support, particularly in cases of chronic pain, chronic inflammation or cancer.

The treatment plans are tailored to the individual needs of each patient, with the aim of activating and supporting the body’s natural self-healing powers. This is achieved through various approaches such as optimising nutrition, taking micronutrients, stress management and promoting a healthy lifestyle.

During therapy, it is important that an experienced team of doctors, therapists, nutritionists, psychotherapists and dentists work together on an interdisciplinary basis in order to integrate different perspectives and specialist knowledge.

Integrative medicine consists of evidence-based, scientific findings and combines tried and tested conventional methods with those that have been proven to be effective and safe in alternative medicine. There is a particular focus on preventative measures to stop health problems before they can develop or worsen.

Further information intended to give a better overview of the topic.