Click the blue text to follow us…… Fire Dragon Moxibustion Fire Dragon Moxibustion is a shorthand for the moxibustion applied along the Du Mai (Governing Vessel), originating from the medicinal steaming method in the Huangdi Neijing (Yellow Emperor’s Inner Canon). In the Jin Dynasty, Ge Hong developed the “medicinal steaming” into a method called “isolated … Read more
Learn methods for strengthening the spleen, nourishing Yang, and cultivating Zheng Qi from the renowned physician Luo Tianyi! Recently, while reviewing some medical cases recorded by the court physician Luo Tianyi of the Yuan Dynasty, I deeply felt his inheritance and promotion of Li Gao’s theory: “Diet and labor damage the spleen and stomach, leading … Read more
Winter Illness Treated in Summer – Du Jiu On July 29, Ms. Li, a local resident, arrived punctually at the Preventive Health Department of Xinyi City Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital. This marks her third consecutive year of receiving Du Jiu, making her a true “loyal supporter”. In the past, cold hands and feet were a … Read more
Yang Qi is the essence of life; it is a manifestation of Yang energy. Therefore, Yang Qi is crucial for our health, and nurturing it is essential for both wellness and healing. Only by understanding the significance of Yang Qi can we avoid unnecessary depletion of our vital energy. Through our efforts, we hope to … Read more
Cold can come in two forms: One from the outside—like the current northern climate. The other from the inside—many people in the south are also sensitive to cold. Understanding today’s “Three Warm Yang Points” will help you become a vibrant little furnace. In this season, regardless of whether you are in the north or south, … Read more
↑ Click the card above to follow me ↑ “ ▼ Every night at 9 PM we chat about moxibustion | Wishing you good night ” Question from a netizen: Teacher Feng Mingyu, after arriving home for the winter, the past few days have been cold without central heating, the air conditioning is not warm, … Read more
Among the six pathogenic factors of wind, cold, heat, dampness, dryness, and fire, Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is particularly wary of dampness. Why is that? Because dampness can transform into cold dampness when encountering cold, into damp-heat when meeting heat, and into wind-dampness when affected by wind. Therefore, when there is dampness in the body, … Read more
-This article has been reviewed by the Hongxinglin Professional Review Team-▲Click to listen to the audioGood morning, friends!Recently, the dreaded southern winds have returned, bringing with thembone-deep dampness, launching a “magical attack” on the south. On days when the air feels like it could be wrung out for water, with constant light rain and ethereal … Read more
Every summer, do you often experience the following issues: swollen eyelids and dark circles in the morning, a constant feeling of fatigue, heavy legs that are hard to move, an oily face prone to acne and pimples, greasy hair, and sticky stools that are hard to flush? These are all caused by excess dampness in … Read more
To prevent not finding it next time Dampness is a unique concept in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Current medical technology cannot explain the generation of dampness, but in traditional TCM treatments, we often encounter dampness, such as in “Gua Sha” (scraping therapy) and “Ai Jiu” (moxibustion). Sometimes, the disorder of bodily functions is closely related … Read more