WHAT IS JAPANESE MANUAL THERAPY YUMEIHO® ?
YUMEIHO® THERAPY consists of the methodical application of a complex set of manual procedures and physical exercises in order to restore the functional balance of the human body, thus eliminating or improving a wide range of disorders that can generate both acute diseases and chronic suffering.
Manual therapeutic procedures, applied for prophylactic or corrective purposes as part of Yumeiho® therapy, consist of:
Passive myoarticular gymnastics
acupressure procedures (in principle similar to those used in acupressure and reflexology)
Special and unique massage techniques and procedures
stretching elements (stretching, stretching of muscles, ligaments and in general of the soft tissues of the human body)
Methods for correcting and balancing posture, gait and statics
Exercises to optimize the biomechanics of the musculoskeletal system
WHAT BENEFITS CAN YOU HAVE?
It is a method designed to be applied mainly for preventive purposes.
Its main objective is to reduce the causes of dysfunctions that, over time, can generate chronic suffering.
AND NOW A BIT OF HISTORY ....
YUMEIHO® THERAPY was born in Japan thanks to Dr. SAIONJI MASAYUKI.
It is derived from elements of traditional Chinese and Japanese medicine.
YUMEIHO® THERAPY is spread all over the world through the INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF PREVENTIVE PRACTICAL MEDICINE in TOKYO in JAPAN.
YUMEIHO® THERAPY is practiced in over 30 countries, in various medical centers, private practices, clinics, medical rehabilitation centers or medical research institutes, where clinical experience and research conducted with scientific methods have demonstrated the complexity and multiplicity of the beneficial effects of the therapy.
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