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Traditional Chinese Medicine Health Preservation Before reading, please click the blue text above “Traditional Chinese Medicine Moxibustion Health Preservation“, then click “Follow” so you can receive the highest quality articles, completely free subscription, please feel assured to follow. 1. Ren Zhong = Emergency Qi Regulation Pill.Ren Zhong is a key acupuncture point for emergency fainting; … Read more
1. Sore Throat — He Gu (LI4) He Gu (合谷) is located at the junction of the thumb and index finger when they are spread at a 45-degree angle. Applying pressure to He Gu is very effective for relieving sore throats. This point can also be used for toothaches, hypertension, and facial acne. 2. Insomnia … Read more
Illness does not wait for anyone; health preservation should start early. Follow us to discuss health preservation together! 1. Baihui (Hundred Meetings) Point Promotes Qi and Blood Flow First acupuncture point to address hair loss issues (hair loss, poor hair quality) Method: Use a fist to tap the Baihui point rapidly and intermittently for about … Read more
1. Tonsillitis – Hegu (LI4) “Hegu” is located at the extension of the bone when the thumb and index finger are spread at a 45-degree angle. Applying pressure on Hegu is very effective for relieving tonsillitis. This acupoint is also effective for toothache, hypertension, and facial acne. 2. Insomnia – Yongquan (KD1) “Yongquan” is located … Read more
The human body has 14 meridians and 409 acupuncture points; the eight extraordinary vessels contain numerous mysteries. Moreover, moxibustion on these points can treat a hundred diseases. Interestingly, some of these points have special functions: anti-inflammatory, qi regulation, detoxification, and clearing heat. If we master these points and their unique functions, regularly applying moxibustion or … Read more
1. Zhaohai (Shining Sea) Point – Say Goodbye to Sore Throat and Insomnia Zhaohai Point is named as such because “Zhao” means to shine, and “Hai” means vast water. This point not only treats throat swelling and pain, in conjunction with Shen Shu (Kidney Back), Guan Yuan (Origin Pass), and San Yin Jiao (Three Yin … Read more
Introduction: Identifying acupuncture points is a fundamental skill for every practitioner of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). However, the human body contains numerous and complex acupuncture points, making it challenging to locate them accurately. Today, I will present the effects and locations of commonly used acupuncture points to help you find them accurately! 1. Common Acupuncture … Read more
Massaging acupoints to relieve symptoms is a unique daily health care method in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). In addition to alleviating various pains, it can also help with lowering blood pressure and beauty treatments! So, where exactly are each of these acupoints located? What symptoms do they target? Below is a super practical collection of … Read more
1. Baihui (Hundred Meetings) Point Baihui, also known as Sanyang Wuhui, is the meeting point of all Yang energies in the head. Stimulating this point or regular massage can significantly prevent and treat cerebrovascular diseases. It has a remarkable uplifting effect and is particularly effective for organ prolapse. Baihui is located at the intersection of … Read more
1. Common Acupuncture Points in TCM 1. Fengchi (Wind Pool) Point: This point is known for its ability to treat most wind-related diseases. Fengchi point is located at the back of the neck, just below the occipital bone, in the depression between the two large tendons, level with the earlobe. It is often used in … Read more