1. Concept of Qi Stagnation Qi stagnation: refers to a pathological state where the flow of Qi is obstructed, leading to stagnation and blockage. 2. Causes of Qi Stagnation: 1. Qi stagnation is primarily caused by emotional distress, or by the obstruction of phlegm, dampness, food accumulation, heat, and blood stasis, which affects the flow … Read more
Ba Duan Jin Qigong is one of the traditional health-preserving practices with significant effects on fitness and disease prevention. Unlike modern fitness routines, it does not require heavy breathing or excessive sweating; instead, it emphasizes the unity of body and mind. The simple movements and outstanding fitness results make Qigong a beloved method of exercise, … Read more
Six Benefits of Cupping Therapy (1) Relaxes the nervous system, promotes blood circulation, enhances brain nourishment, alleviates shoulder and neck pain, neuralgia, muscle soreness, and migraines. (2) Improves symptoms of insomnia and excessive dreaming, strengthens the mind, and boosts vitality. (3) Enhances mental clarity and alleviates feelings of tension and stagnation. (4) Increases immunity, improves … Read more
Six Benefits of Cupping Therapy 1. Relaxes the nervous system, promotes blood circulation, enhances brain nourishment, alleviates shoulder and neck pain, neuralgia, muscle soreness, and migraines. 2. Improves symptoms of insomnia and excessive dreaming, strengthens the mind, and boosts vitality. 3. Enhances mental clarity and alleviates feelings of tension and stagnation. 4. Increases immunity, improves … Read more
1. Cold – Cupping Therapy Points Treatment 2. Frequent Colds, Bronchitis – Cupping Therapy Points Treatment 3. Emphysema, Asthma – Cupping Therapy Points Treatment 4. Gastroenteritis – Cupping Therapy Points Treatment 5. Stomach Disorders – Cupping Therapy Points Treatment 6. Hiccups, Cholecystitis – Cupping Therapy Points Treatment 7. Abdominal Pain, Colitis – Cupping Therapy Points … Read more
History of Cupping Therapy Cupping therapy has a long history in China. The earliest records of cupping therapy date back to the pre-Qin period, when people used animal horns (such as cow or sheep horns) to create hollow tubes. After puncturing abscesses, they would use these tubes to suck out pus and blood to achieve … Read more
There are two basic principles for the occurrence of internal diseases in the human body: (1) All diseases arise from deficiency (2) All diseases are generated by Qi The treatment scope of TCM internal medicine is extremely broad, with many patients suffering from internal diseases caused by the five organs and six bowels, leading to … Read more