Wellness Bali: Acupuncture & Traditional Balinese Healing in Denpasar
Acupuncture, usada (traditional Balinese medicine) and a free QRMA wellness check in Renon, Denpasar, near Sanur.
At a glance
- Place: VisionBali Herbal Taru Pramana, Jl. Tukad Badung XXIII No. 27, Renon, Denpasar (near Sanur)
- Hours: by appointment via WhatsApp
- Price: free QRMA check; ask us on WhatsApp for the therapy price
- Languages: English, Spanish and Indonesian
- Therapist: Dr. I Nyoman Sridana, S.Kes.H., M.Si.
What is Wellness Bali?
Wellness Bali is the wellbeing side of Vision Bali. Besides running private tours around the island since 2000, at VisionBali Herbal Taru Pramana we offer acupuncture sessions and usada consultations. Usada is Bali’s traditional medicine, based on medicinal plants and on ancient palm-leaf manuscripts (lontar). It is a calm way to discover another side of Balinese culture during your trip: a personal consultation in a local setting, with no rush.
Acupuncture therapy
Acupuncture is a traditional technique from China that uses very fine needles at specific points of the body, along the meridians. Before the session, the therapist asks about your discomfort, your sleep and your lifestyle, then suggests a session tailored to you. Many people choose it to relax and ease tension, or as a complement to their usual care.
Acupuncture does not replace medical treatment. If you have an illness, take medication or are pregnant, tell the therapist and also consult your doctor.
Free QRMA wellness check
The QRMA (Quantum Resonance Magnetic Analyzer) is a quick, non-invasive digital check: no needles and no blood sample. You hold a metal sensor in your hand for about a minute, and the software produces a report by body area, such as circulation, digestion, bones, or vitamins and minerals. According to the manufacturer, the device picks up weak electromagnetic signals from the body and compares them with its database.
If you come for a consultation, we do this check for free and explain the report to you.
Important: the QRMA is a guidance tool and not a medical diagnosis. Its results are indicative. If a result worries you, confirm it with a laboratory test or a doctor.
What the QRMA report can cover
According to the manufacturer, the QRMA report can cover the areas below. They are for guidance only and do not replace medical tests.
Men (40 areas)
- Cardiovascular and cerebrovascular system
- Gastrointestinal function
- Large intestine function
- Liver function
- Gallbladder function
- Pancreatic function
- Kidney function
- Lung function
- Brain function
- Bone condition
- Bone mineral density
- Rheumatic bone condition
- Bone growth index
- Blood sugar
- Trace elements
- Vitamins
- Amino acids
- Coenzymes
- Fatty acids
- Endocrine system
- Immune system
- Thyroid
- Body toxins
- Heavy metals
- Basic physical fitness
- Allergies
- Obesity
- Skin
- Eyes
- Collagen
- Meridians (channels and collaterals)
- Heart and brain pulse
- Blood lipids
- Prostate
- Male sexual function
- Sperm and semen
- Human body elements
- Expert analysis
- Hand analysis
- Comprehensive report
Women (40 areas)
- Cardiovascular and cerebrovascular system
- Gastrointestinal function
- Large intestine function
- Liver function
- Gallbladder function
- Pancreatic function
- Kidney function
- Lung function
- Brain function
- Bone condition
- Bone mineral density
- Rheumatic bone condition
- Bone growth index
- Blood sugar
- Trace elements
- Vitamins
- Amino acids
- Coenzymes
- Fatty acids
- Endocrine system
- Immune system
- Thyroid
- Body toxins
- Heavy metals
- Basic physical fitness
- Allergies
- Obesity
- Skin
- Eyes
- Collagen
- Meridians (channels and collaterals)
- Heart and brain pulse
- Blood lipids
- Gynaecology
- Breast
- Menstrual cycle
- Human body elements
- Expert analysis
- Hand analysis
- Comprehensive report
Children (7 areas)
- Trace elements
- Vitamins
- Amino acids
- Coenzymes
- Fatty acids
- Attention and hyperactivity (ADHD)
- Comprehensive report
When is a check-up a good idea?
It can be a good idea if you often feel tired, have frequent muscle pain or headaches, sleep badly, have lost your appetite or are going through a stressful time. If symptoms are strong or last several days, see a doctor first.
About the therapist
Dr. I Nyoman Sridana, S.Kes.H., M.Si., known as Danny, is the founder of Vision Bali and of Herbal Usada Taru Pramana (2012), and practises traditional Balinese medicine (usada). He studied Ayurvedic health at Universitas Hindu Indonesia (UNHI, 2014) and holds a doctorate in Hindu Religious Studies and Culture from the same university (2021). The title “Dr.” refers to this academic doctorate, not to a medical degree. He has volunteered at free therapy days at Balinese temples and at the Bali Arts Festival (PKB), and he also speaks Spanish.
How to book
- Message us on WhatsApp at +62 812-3914-438 with the day and time you would like to come.
- We confirm your appointment and send you the exact location. Need transport from your hotel? Just ask.
- Come to the consultation: we do your free QRMA check and, if you wish, an acupuncture session.
Location
VisionBali Herbal Taru Pramana
Jl. Tukad Badung XXIII No. 27, Renon, Denpasar, Bali
In south Denpasar, in the Renon area, a few minutes from Sanur.
Frequently asked questions
Is the QRMA check really free?
Yes. If you come for a consultation, the QRMA check is free of charge. Ask us on WhatsApp for the acupuncture price before your visit.
Does acupuncture hurt?
The needles are very fine. Most people only feel a small prick or a feeling of pressure. If you are afraid of needles, tell the therapist.
Does the QRMA replace a blood test or a doctor’s visit?
No. It is a guidance tool. To confirm any result, have a laboratory test or consult a doctor.
Do I need an appointment?
Yes. Message us on WhatsApp to book a day and time.
Which languages do you speak?
English, Spanish and Indonesian.
Can I combine it with a Bali tour?
Yes. We can add the visit to your itinerary; ask us on WhatsApp.
Important: the information on this page is for guidance only. The QRMA check is not a medical diagnosis and acupuncture does not replace medical treatment. If you are pregnant, have a pacemaker, take blood thinners or have a serious illness, consult your doctor first and tell the therapist.
