Korean medicinePublished 2026-09-30

Non-Surgical Spine and Joint Correction: The Principles and Therapeutic Effects of Customized “Chuna manual therapy”

Key points
Common ailments among modern people—such as cervical and lumbar disc herniation, straight neck, scoliosis, and pelvic asymmetry—are not merely problems limited to the areas of pain but stem from structural imbalances throughout the entire body.
1:1 Personalized Intensity Adjustment: We combine osteopathic Chuna, which instantly realigns the bones, with myofascial release Chuna, which gently relaxes stiff soft tissues, ensuring a pain-free and comfortable experience.
National Health Insurance (NHI) Applicable 20 times per year: The financial burden of treatment costs has been significantly reduced through the National Health Insurance’s “National Health Insurance (NHI)” program, and claims can also be filed under out-of-pocket medical insurance.

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