Treatments recognised by most health insurance companies (supplementary insurance) (EMR Nr. 26054, ZSR Nr. B494360, ASCA ID: 106773, EGK Therapeuten Nr. 42736, Mitglied VSAMT, GLN Nr. 7601002563383)
LOCATION : Dorfstrasse 23, CH-3954 Leukerbad
OPENING HOURS from Monday to Sunday: 08:30-18:30
Arrange an appointment directly on site in Leukerbad or by phone at:
Tel: +41 79 290 77 44 or email: szg.sarbach@gmail.com
Ayurvedic concept
Literally translated, Ayurveda means life wisdom or life science. The term comes from Sanskrit and is made up of the words Ayus (life) and Veda (knowledge). Ayurveda is a combination of experience and philosophy that focuses on the physical, mental, emotional and spiritual aspects important to human health and disease. As a result, Ayurveda has a holistic approach. The basic concept of Ayurveda is that every human being belongs to one or a mixture of three doshas (body types), namely: VATA, PITTA and KAPHA. When we know our body type, it's easier to adjust our lifestyle, diet plan, and exercise in a way that improves physical and mental health.
*Treatments recognised by most health insurance companies (supplementary insurance) (EMR Nr. 26054, ZSR Nr. B494360, ASCA ID: 106773, EGK Therapeuten Nr. 42736, Mitglied VSAMT, GLN Nr. 7601002563383)
Medicinal herbs
About 90% of all diseases in India and China are treated with herbal medicine.
The herbal therapies are effective because they are individually selected and specifically adapted to the disease pattern of each patient. In addition, the herbs are differentiated and combined according to their taste and thermal properties.
In principle, indian and chinese herbs can be used for all diseases.
The prescriptions are forwarded directly to the phytopharmacy. This department mixes, controls and dispatches the herbs. The dosage of the recipes depends on the constitution, age and body weight.
Taiji & Qigong with Kim
Weekly Taiji & Qigong Workshop with our instructor Kim
Kim is an avid barefoot runner and lifelong learning promoter. He studied software design, conservation biology, and psychology, among others. He is also interested in Eastern cultures and ways of thinking.
Twice a week Kim offers a workshop on Taiji & Qigong at the Sarbach Center for Health. You can find more information HERE.
