Du Mai Moxibustion

Comprehensive Guide to Moxibustion Basics (Must-Read for Beginners)

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Comprehensive Guide to Moxibustion Basics (Must-Read for Beginners)

Overview of moxibustion treatment and acupuncture points! Moxibustion recipes (with acupuncture point diagrams), the 30 most important moxibustion points on the body. High-definition meridian circulation diagrams, a complete guide to human acupuncture points! Properly pairing acupuncture points; increases pain relief effectiveness by 10 times! (Most comprehensive collection) Moxibustion plans for nine different body constitutions (very … Read more

Understanding the Wonders of Moxibustion

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Understanding the Wonders of Moxibustion

01 What is Moxibustion? Mugwort (艾草, ài cǎo) is a herbaceous medicinal plant. It contains volatile aromatic oils that produce a unique fragrance, which can repel mosquitoes and flies, purify the air, and prevent and treat diseases. Moxibustion (灸, jiǔ) involves igniting the flammable mugwort and using it to warm and stimulate acupuncture points, directly … Read more

12 Practical Moxibustion Techniques for Daily Use: Do You Know How to Apply Them?

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12 Practical Moxibustion Techniques for Daily Use: Do You Know How to Apply Them?

From the perspective of moxibustion’s effects, it primarily benefits Qi and stabilizes the exterior. Certain acupuncture points can enhance Qi and stabilize the exterior. For the general population, points such as Fengmen (Wind Gate), Feishu (Lung Shu), Dazhui (Great Vertebra), and Hegu (Union Valley) can be used. For individuals with weaker constitutions, especially the elderly, … Read more

Can Moxibustion Be Done Daily? How Long Should Each Session Last? Is Moxibustion Suitable for Everyone? How to Identify Quality Moxa Sticks?

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Can Moxibustion Be Done Daily? How Long Should Each Session Last? Is Moxibustion Suitable for Everyone? How to Identify Quality Moxa Sticks?

Spring Moxibustion All Questions Answered In early spring, the world revives, and nature bursts with vitality. The Huangdi Neijing (Yellow Emperor’s Inner Canon) mentions that “spring governs the liver” and “spring and summer nourish Yang, while autumn and winter nourish Yin.” Spring is the season for the liver Qi to rise and a good time … Read more

The Inheritance of Fire Needle Therapy: Unveiling Its Unique Features and Advantages

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The Inheritance of Fire Needle Therapy: Unveiling Its Unique Features and Advantages

Fire needle therapy, known in ancient times as “Wen Tong Fa,” involves stimulating the skin and muscles with a heated long needle. Surprisingly, people in the pre-Qin era were already using this intense method to treat diseases. As for the type of needle, its usage, and the diseases it treats, the ancients highlighted these points: … Read more

A Guide to the Electric Fire Needle Therapy in Traditional Chinese Medicine

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A Guide to the Electric Fire Needle Therapy in Traditional Chinese Medicine

The fire needle therapy refers to a treatment method where specially designed needles are heated until red and then quickly inserted into acupoints or specific areas according to certain needling techniques. This method utilizes the heat and warmth to stimulate the body, promoting Yang energy, dispelling cold, and unblocking Qi and blood to achieve therapeutic … Read more

Fire Needle Therapy in Traditional Chinese Medicine

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Fire Needle Therapy in Traditional Chinese Medicine

Fire needle therapy (huǒ zhēn liáofǎ) is a technique that involves heating a specially designed metal needle until it is red hot, quickly inserting it into specific points, and then swiftly withdrawing it. This method aims to warm the meridians, dispel cold, invigorate blood circulation, and dissolve stagnation. Historical texts such as the Huangdi Neijing … Read more

Fire Needle Therapy: A Unique Traditional Chinese Medicine Technique

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Fire Needle Therapy: A Unique Traditional Chinese Medicine Technique

Fire needle therapy is a treatment method that uses special materials to create thick or thin needles, which are heated until red and then quickly inserted into acupuncture points or areas. This method combines the stimulation of acupuncture with the warming effect of moxibustion. Compared to regular acupuncture, fire needle therapy has significant advantages in … Read more

Traditional Chinese Medicine Fire Needle Therapy

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Traditional Chinese Medicine Fire Needle Therapy

Fire needle therapy has a long history and is simple to perform, with rapid results. The fire needle technique involves heating specially designed metal needles or various types of needles until they glow red, then quickly inserting them into specific areas, acupoints, or the surface of tissues to achieve the purpose of disease prevention and … Read more

The Art of Acupuncture Meets Fire: Unique Techniques in Traditional Chinese Medicine

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The Art of Acupuncture Meets Fire: Unique Techniques in Traditional Chinese Medicine

“The Art of Acupuncture Meets FireXupu County Traditional Chinese Medicine HospitalUnique Acupuncture Techniques—Fire NeedleFire Needle The “Fire Needle Therapy” is referred to as “Burning Needle” (燔针) and “Quenching Needle” (焠刺) in the Huangdi Neijing. As stated in the Ling Shu chapter on meridians: “Treatment involves burning needle quenching,” and in the Ling Shu chapter on … Read more