Shunishinshinshin
A unique Japanese acupuncture method for babies from birth, children and teenagers, without needles
The "Or Levona" clinic specializes in the treatment of a unique Japanese acupuncture method, which is very popular in Japan, from about 300 years ago. This method is suitable for babies from the day they are born, children and teenagers, and advocates that it is desirable not to hurt children during treatment, and therefore, invasive and pricking needles should be avoided. In the "Shonishin" method, instead of the needles that are common in acupuncture, the treatment is done with special metal tools, which, with the help of light touch or rubbing at a certain point, release excess energy and bring about balance and relaxation.
The "meridians" are actually a branched network of channels that conduct energy, throughout the length and breadth of the body. In the treatment, external electrical conduction is made across these meridians, and therefore, it is not painful at all and is not invasive. This is why "Shonishin" is optimal for babies, and even for older adults who want to receive treatment without any pain or invasiveness. The treatment is gentle and at the same time powerful, and therefore, within one or two treatments, it can usually relieve pain that has lasted for days or weeks.
"Or Levona" has gained extensive experience in treating children of various ages and teenagers with this ancient method, and it has proven to be very successful. The method helps with a variety of problems, such as: headaches, dizziness, stomachaches, digestive problems, restlessness and balance, etc. Both "Or Levona" and the parents of the children who were treated are so happy that there is a good and relatively pleasant way to treat babies, children and teenagers with real and proven treatment.
For more information about the "Shonishin" treatment, contact us now on the contact page here , or click on the schedule an appointment button to schedule a free 15-minute introductory phone call at a time convenient to you.