01 All Courses by Ni Haixia 02 Comprehensive Guide to Common Ailments and TCM Treatments 03 Focused Study on TCM Topics 04 Online Reading of TCM Learning Books Bloodletting Therapy: “Releasing” Various Diseases! Definition of Bloodletting Therapy Bloodletting therapy is a unique acupuncture treatment method in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). It is one of the … Read more
Individuals with a damp-heat constitution primarily exhibit characteristics of internal warmth and heat retention. Such individuals are prone to developing acne and pimples on their faces, often accompanied by symptoms like thirst, bad breath, sticky stools, and yellow urine. What are the specific characteristics of those with a damp-heat constitution? Let’s explore further. 1. Heavy … Read more
Editor’s Note The yin and yang of heaven are divided into four parts, and humans should correspond to them—human yin and yang correspond to heavenly yin and yang. The exterior is yang, the interior is yin, the back is yang, the abdomen is yin, the house is yang, and the storage is yin. Each organ … Read more
The human body has 14 meridians and 409 acupuncture points; the eight extraordinary vessels contain numerous mysteries. Moreover, moxibustion on these points can treat a hundred diseases. Interestingly, some of these points have special functions: anti-inflammatory, qi regulation, detoxification, and clearing heat. If we master these points and their unique functions, regularly applying moxibustion or … Read more
1. Understanding the True—Cupping Therapy in Traditional Chinese Medicine: As a part of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), its application should be strictly based on TCM theories after a detailed examination of the patient’s condition. The true “cupping method” is not the flashy version seen in neon-lit streets. This article is intended as a warning. Cupping … Read more
Introduction To enhance Yang Qi and detoxify the body, it is recommended to perform cupping on the entire back, placing a row of cups along each side of the Bladder Meridian (Pangguang Jing). For those with a robust constitution, each cupping session should last 15 minutes, once a week or every two weeks; for those … Read more
Cupping therapy is a traditional Chinese health practice that utilizes methods such as burning, suction, and pressure to remove air from the cup, creating a negative pressure that adheres the cup to the body’s meridians or affected areas to treat diseases. It is effective in alleviating conditions such as stiff neck, neck pain, and indigestion. … Read more
Click the blue text to follow usWhat is Cupping Therapy? What Should You Pay Attention To? Cupping therapy has a long history in China, with records of the “Jiao Method” found in the Fifty-Two Diseases Formulas written during the Western Han Dynasty, which is similar to the later fire cupping therapy. 1: Cupping Therapy Cupping … Read more