Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) believes that the qi (气) within the human body flows like tides, rising and falling through the various meridians over time, with different meridians being active at different hours. By aligning with these changes in the meridians, one can achieve effective health maintenance. The twelve meridians are the main body of … Read more
Qi represents Yang, while blood represents Yin. Qi symbolizes masculinity, and blood symbolizes femininity; both are indispensable. However, today we will focus solely on blood. This is because blood has a more direct impact on women, influencing their complexion, skin tone, hair quality, and overall femininity, all of which are closely related to blood! 1. … Read more
↑ Click the card above to follow me ↑ “ ▼ Every night at 9 PM we chat about moxibustion | Wishing you a good night ” Question from a netizen: Teacher Feng Mingyu, I feel palpitations, dry and falling hair, and when I went to see a doctor, they said I have a blood … Read more
Women often experience a condition known as xue xu (血虚, Blood Deficiency), which can lead to a myriad of health issues. In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), blood deficiency is considered a fundamental imbalance that can manifest in various symptoms and conditions. Women are particularly susceptible to this condition due to factors such as menstruation, pregnancy, … Read more
Bloodletting therapy, commonly known as “bloodletting” or “phlebotomy,” is an ancient and unique treatment method in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Due to its lesser-known status compared to acupuncture, its accessibility compared to tui na (Chinese therapeutic massage), and its simplicity compared to moxibustion, public understanding of this therapy is generally shallow, leading to a common … Read more
Summary of TCM Courses 01 All Courses by Ni Haixia 02 Complete Guide to TCM Treatment of Common Diseases 03 Focused Study on TCM Topics 04 Online Reading of TCM Learning Books 40 Fire needle therapy is a special acupuncture treatment method that involves inserting a specially made needle, heated until red, into specific acupuncture … Read more
Fire needle therapy is an important unique treatment in our hospital’s dermatology department. Fire needle is one of the nine needles, historically known as “cuì cì” (quenched needle) and “rán zhēn” (burning needle), which involves heating a specially made needle until it is red hot and quickly inserting it into acupuncture points to treat diseases. … Read more
Typical Case Aunt Zhang has long suffered from gout. During another gout attack, with unbearable pain in her knee and ankle and ineffective painkillers, she sought treatment from Associate Chief Physician Zeng Wenbi in the Rehabilitation Department. After a detailed examination, Dr. Zeng proposed a fire needle treatment plan, performing fire needle puncture and bloodletting … Read more
Rehabilitation Department’s Unique TCM Rehabilitation Techniques Fire Needle Therapy TCM Suitable Techniques Fire needle therapy involves heating the needle tip until it is red hot and then using it to prick specific acupuncture points (腧穴, shùxué) or local lesions, thereby achieving the purpose of disease prevention and treatment. In ancient times, it was referred to … Read more
The needle therapy characteristic of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) refers to the use of fine needles to stimulate specific acupuncture points on the body through certain techniques, aiming to unblock meridians and regulate the internal organs, thereby achieving the goals of strengthening the body and expelling pathogenic factors to treat diseases. The indications for needle … Read more