The best platform for health maintenance, professional techniques, and learning exchange! Follow “Acupuncture Points and Meridians” to understand yourself comprehensively. Among these twelve acupuncture points, eight are located from the knee to the foot, and four are from the elbow to the hand. The San Li (St36) point Its main function is to treat “cold … Read more
After the composition of Chinese herbal formulas, they are prepared in specific forms based on the condition and characteristics of the herbs. The Huangdi Neijing (Yellow Emperor’s Inner Canon) records forms such as wan (pills), san (powders), tang (decoctions), gao (ointments), and dan (elixirs). In modern times, many new forms have emerged, including pian (tablets), … 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
For listeners who enjoy audiobooks, you can click below to listen. Among these twelve acupuncture points, eight are located from the knee to the foot, and four are from the elbow to the hand. San Li Xue (Stomach Three Li Point) This point primarily treats “cold in the stomach” and can also be used for … Read more
Regularly massaging and tapping acupuncture points can treat and alleviate diseases, serving a health maintenance role, but it does not mean it can cure all ailments. In addition to local massage, one must also adjust the overall condition of the body. It is important to note that while acupuncture point massage is simple and effective, … Read more
Why do people in middle age often experience symptoms such as dry mouth, dry eyes, irritability, palpitations, dizziness, insomnia, and even soreness in the lower back and legs? This may be due to the body’s decline and depletion of Yin fluids. As stated in the Huangdi Neijing, “At the age of forty, Yin energy is … Read more