Gua Sha is one of the representative clinical techniques of acupuncture in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). In ancient times, it served as a primitive, simple, and direct method of surface stimulation therapy, playing an important role in safeguarding the health of the populace. The Gua Sha method is guided by the theories of TCM, utilizing … Read more
The shoulder and neck area serves as a bridge connecting the head and torso, bearing the responsibility of communication between the blood vessels, nerves, and meridians of the head and the entire body. Therefore, the health of the shoulder and neck directly impacts the overall health of the body. By using Gua Sha to clear … Read more
Facial Holographic Gua Sha Gua Sha is one of the traditional natural therapies in China, based on the TCM theory of skin areas. It involves scraping the skin with tools made of materials such as buffalo horn, jade, or copper to achieve the purpose of unblocking meridians and promoting blood circulation. Ancient physicians believed that … Read more
Ancient Natural Therapy — Gua Sha Natural therapy refers to a traditional medical system that does not require drug treatment, aiming to prevent and promote the body’s “self-repair” process to achieve the purpose of disease prevention and treatment. This concept is based on natural medicine, which believes that the human body inherently possesses natural healing … Read more
Gua Sha is one of the traditional natural therapies in China. It is based on the theories of the twelve meridians (shí èr jīng mài), eight extraordinary vessels (qí jīng bā mài), and the skin (pí bù). Using a Gua Sha board (made of materials such as horn, jade, or glass), practitioners scrape specific areas … Read more
Spring is a season of growth and vitality, as nature awakens. With the rise of Yang energy, many organs in the body accumulate internal heat, leading to dryness and discomfort in spring. At this time, you might consider trying Gua Sha to alleviate bodily discomfort. A Gua Sha board and half an experienced practitioner Practicing … Read more
Cupping Therapy for Cold Legs Recently, it has been very hot, and passersby are dressed in summer clothes. However, this patient friend was wearing three pairs of pants and needed to sit on a cotton cushion, stating that she has experienced cold legs for decades, and it has only become more severe recently. Even in … Read more
Click the “blue words” above to follow us! Traditional Gua Sha Therapy The traditional Gua Sha therapy is based on TCM theory, using tools (such as buffalo horn, jade, and fire cupping) to scrape the skin in relevant areas, achieving the goals of promoting blood circulation, relieving muscle tension, and expelling pathogens and toxins. It … Read more
Grateful for Your Support Strengthening Awareness of Prevention and Control Treatment of Wind-Cold Common Cold The typical symptoms of a Wind-Cold common cold include runny nose, cough, and sneezing, which can be quite uncomfortable. These symptoms are often due to a lack of proper warmth and can significantly affect daily life and work, necessitating timely … Read more
Hou Po You Liao | External Pathogenic Factors, If Not Treated, May Lead to Serious Issues “Wind, Cold, Heat, Dampness, Dryness, and Fire” are the six climatic changes in nature. However, when these six factors become excessive or insufficient, or occur at abnormal times, especially when the body’s vital energy (zheng qi) is deficient and … Read more