Gourd
What comes to mind when you see these adorable gourds?
Is it the gourd that Sun Wukong and the Golden and Silver Horn Kings used in Journey to the West?
Or is it the beloved Gourd Babies that many children and adults adore?
NO! NO! NO! Its real name is Gourd Moxibustion!
Gourd Moxibustion, as the name suggests, uses gourds as the tool for moxibustion. So what exactly are the benefits of these gourds? How does it differ from regular moxibustion?
Gourd Moxibustion is an effective improvement on traditional moxibustion, making it easier to operate, preventing burns, overcoming acupoint limitations, and enhancing treatment effects. The gourd is sweet in flavor, neutral in nature, and non-toxic. Its vines, tendrils, leaves, flowers, seeds, and shells can all be used medicinally, with the gourd shell having the highest medicinal value. The gourds we use are aged medicinal gourd shells, processed through traditional methods with various precious Chinese herbs, involving multiple steps such as selection, steaming, drying, smoking, and herbal infusion. During treatment, Gourd Moxibustion can be applied to multiple acupoints simultaneously, making it convenient; the burning moxa sticks are easy to control in temperature, preventing accidental burns to the patient.
Applicable Population:
· People who frequently use computers, mobile phones, or other electromagnetic radiation devices
· Individuals with poor blood circulation; those prone to stiffness or pain in the waist, shoulders, and neck
· People under significant mental stress who need to relax and restore their spirits
· Individuals with a fast-paced work rhythm, whose nerves are often in a tense state
· Those who often suffer from insomnia, fatigue, and need to improve their mental and physical condition
· Individuals with low immunity who need to improve their constitution
Indications:
1. Rheumatism and rheumatoid arthritis, migraines, shoulder periarthritis, elbow arthritis, various lumbar and leg pains, and joint pain.
2. Chronic respiratory diseases: rhinitis, asthma, bronchitis, chronic cough, etc.
3. Women’s conditions such as cold uterus, leukorrhea, dysmenorrhea, and uterine prolapse.
4. Stomach pain, gastric prolapse, etc.
5. Qi deficiency and symptoms in women during menopause such as premature aging of the face, general weakness, mental fatigue, spontaneous sweating, night sweats, insomnia with vivid dreams, premature ejaculation, frequent urination, rectal prolapse, incontinence, and cold limbs.
6. Can increase appetite and enhance immune function;
7. Moxibustion is a traditional method to nourish the Qi of the upper, middle, and lower dantians. Even those without illness can benefit from regular moxibustion, leading to abundant Qi and blood, youthful appearance, strong body, and delayed aging.
Summer is the best time to nourish Yang Qi. One day of moxibustion in summer is equivalent to two or three days in winter. If one can receive moxibustion treatment during the Yang Qi abundant summer, it can boost Yang Qi, dispel cold, and unblock meridians, preventing troubles until winter.
Consultation Hotline: 0311-69106982 69106910
Address: 50 meters east of the intersection of Xinshi Middle Road and Shitong Road, Qiaoxi District, Shijiazhuang City, Shijiazhuang Maternal and Child Health Hospital, Academician Shi Xue Min’s Workstation
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