Acupuncture according to Boel — modern impulses for body and senses
Acupuncture according to Boel is a further developed form of classical acupuncture. Developed by the Danish therapist John Boel, it is based on the targeted stimulation of so-called regulation points, mostly on the hands, feet and face. It combines traditional principles with newer findings from eye and pain therapy.
It is used among other things for:
- eye diseases (e.g. macular degeneration, retinopathy, visual disturbances)
- pain syndromes (e.g. joint, back or migraine complaints)
- neurological problems or functional disturbances
The method is gentle, effective and often also a good complement to classical therapy for chronic complaints — with the goal of activating self-healing and improving quality of life.
About the author: Marcus Stötzer
Non-medical practitioner · Naturheilpraxis Stötzer Wiesbaden
Areas of focus: infusion therapy, acupuncture according to Boel, oxyvenation, colon hydrotherapy and vital nutrient medicine. Marcus has been supporting his patients for years with a holistic view of the body, energy balance and quality of life.
