Cupping therapy is a traditional technique in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) that uses cups as tools to create a vacuum by burning air or suctioning out air, allowing the cups to adhere to acupuncture points (腧穴, zhuyue) or specific areas of the body. This causes local skin congestion and bruising to achieve the purpose of … Read more
Click AboveBlue Text Follow! Inheriting Traditional Chinese Medicine culture, we aim to be your health steward. Cupping therapy, also known as sliding cupping, involves applying a layer of lubricant such as petroleum jelly or lard to the skin or the rim of the cup before the cupping process. The cup is then applied to the … Read more
Walking cupping, also known as sliding cupping, involves applying a layer of petroleum jelly or guasha oil as a lubricant on the skin or the rim of the cup before the cupping procedure. The cup is then applied to the selected area of the skin using the flash fire method or the dripping alcohol method, … Read more
Click the blue text Follow us New Technique — You Didn’t Know About “Leopard Spot” “Frost descends, autumn drama ends, helplessly entering the cold winter. Gentle winds and fine rain have once been, adding clothes to ward off the cold.” As we are about to enter the last solar term of autumn, temperatures drop sharply, … Read more
Eight Methods of Cupping: Flash, Fixed, Moving, Shaking, Cutting, Piercing, Pulling, Double. (1) Flash Cupping Method: Suitable for the head and face, fixed-point pain. {Procedure: After suction, immediately remove the cup, repeat 15-20 times without leaving cupping marks, to alleviate pain.} (2) Fixed Cupping Method: Suction for 15-20 minutes, fixed points, following meridians to select … Read more
★Compilation of TCM Learning Videos (Massage, Moxibustion, Gua Sha) “Mugwort leaves retrieve the true fire of Yang, restoring the original Yang.” — Li Shizhen, Compendium of Materia Medica Moxibustion is a method of moxibustion therapy within Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). It involves the use of moxa made from mugwort leaves to produce heat that stimulates … Read more
If you have significant internal heat, it is recommended not to use moxibustion. There are actually two types of diseases in the world: deficiency and stasis. All the diseases I have seen can be summarized in two words: deficiency and stasis. Ultimately, all diseases can be summarized by these two terms. Of course, in today’s … Read more
Acupoint Inquiry Secret Recipe Inquiry Classics of TCM Meridian Acupoints Bone Setting and Spinal Adjustment Traditional Chinese Acupuncture Tui Na Massage Gua Sha and Cupping Dong’s Special Acupoints Tongue Diagnosis and Pulse Diagnosis Pediatric Tui Na Human Anatomy Main Text Bloodletting, also known as ci xue (刺血), is sometimes referred to as ci luo (刺络) … Read more
Cupping with Bloodletting Therapy Traditional Chinese Medicine Therapy Cupping with bloodletting therapy is a combination of “bloodletting therapy” and “cupping therapy” commonly referred to by the public as “blood cupping”. Let’s explore cupping with bloodletting therapy! What is Bloodletting Therapy? Bloodletting therapy is a unique acupuncture treatment method in TCM, referred to as cì luò … 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 complexity compared to tuina (Chinese therapeutic massage), and its simplicity compared to moxibustion, public understanding of this therapy is generally shallow, leading to a common aversion … Read more