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Only knowing to use cupping at Dazhui (GV14) for neck discomfort? The era of simply cupping at the painful point, known as the “Ah Shi cupping method,” is long gone. This method has significant limitations and limited effectiveness, and it should have been phased out!
Quan Jing Tong has already opened a new chapter in cupping therapy, flexibly combining basic techniques such as stationary cupping, moving cupping, flash cupping, and rotating cupping, achieving breakthroughs from local acupoints, pain points, distal acupoints, along the meridians, and the affected areas from points to lines and surfaces. Without further ado, let’s watch the video to see how Quan Jing Tong’s fan-shaped technique for neck discomfort differs from the ordinary Ah Shi cupping!
For neck discomfort, the conventional cupping method involves cupping at the pain point. Those familiar with meridians and acupoints will also incorporate points like Dazhui (GV14) and Jianjing (GB21).
However, Quan Jing Tong’s fan-shaped technique combines moving and stationary cupping, which not only addresses the pain points and commonly used acupoints but also organizes the seven meridians that pass through the shoulder and neck, including the Small Intestine Meridian (Xiao Chang Jing), Governing Vessel (Du Mai), Bladder Meridian (Pang Guang Jing), and Triple Warmer Meridian (San Jiao Jing)! All meridians that pass through the neck and may cause discomfort are included! You might think it’s just simple cupping on the neck, but having traversed seven meridians, how could this cupping method not be effective?
But that’s not all! You might think this fan-shaped technique only targets issues like stiff neck and cervical spondylosis, but it also simultaneously regulates cough, shoulder periarthritis, headaches, dizziness, hypertension, and various issues caused by heat in the upper jiao, such as gum swelling and pain, insomnia, and red eyes!!!
Such an excellent technique, why not learn it quickly? Learning it yourself is not enough; use your fingers to click the like button, view, and share so that more people in your circle can benefit from it!
