Holographic Gua Sha Method: Gua Sha for the Twelve Parts of the Human Body

Holographic Gua Sha Method: Gua Sha for the Twelve Parts of the Human Body

Question: How can I receive such articles every day?? Just click on the blue text above the arrow! The Gua Sha therapy has a long history and is deeply rooted in tradition. Gua Sha, also known as Bian Fa, is one of the six major techniques of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) treatment. The six techniques … Read more

Traditional Chinese Medicine Specialty Nursing Techniques | Facial Holographic Gua Sha

Traditional Chinese Medicine Specialty Nursing Techniques | Facial Holographic Gua Sha

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

TCM Nursing Techniques: The Unique Balance Cupping Therapy

TCM Nursing Techniques: The Unique Balance Cupping Therapy

At this time of year, as spring returns and all things revive, it is the perfect opportunity for us to adjust our body and mind, pursuing a healthy balance. In TCM theory, when the righteous qi (zheng qi) is present within, evil cannot invade, meaning that as long as we maintain internal yin-yang balance, external … Read more

Characteristics of TCM Nursing Techniques

Characteristics of TCM Nursing Techniques

(Click the video below to learn about the “Balanced Cupping Therapy” technique) · Balanced Cupping Therapy is a type of cupping therapy and an important component of balanced acupuncture. It is based on the theory of Yin and Yang, utilizes the principles of neural conduction, and focuses on self-balance. This natural therapy employs various cupping … Read more

Principles of Bloodletting Therapy in Traditional Chinese Medicine

Principles of Acupuncture Point Selection Bloodletting therapy clinical guidance The main application sites for bloodletting therapy include blood vessels, positive reaction points, lesions, and acupuncture points. Blood vessels refer to deep or superficial blood vessels visible to the naked eye, such as veins exposed in areas like the head, face, under the tongue, popliteal fossa, … Read more

Microecological Explanation of the Relationship Between the Lung and Large Intestine

Microecological Explanation of the Relationship Between the Lung and Large Intestine

“The relationship between the lung and large intestine” is a concept derived from traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) theory, which has played an important guiding role in TCM clinical practice and research, although its scientific basis still requires further validation. Recent popular studies on gut microbiota have re-examined the connection between the “lung and large intestine” … Read more

What are Luo Points? Clinical Applications of Luo Points in Acupuncture

What are Luo Points? Clinical Applications of Luo Points in Acupuncture

Specific Points: These are acupoints among the fourteen meridian points that have special therapeutic effects and are summarized under specific titles. Based on their different distribution characteristics, meanings, and therapeutic effects, they are divided into: “Five Transporting Points”, “Yuan Points”, “Luo Points”, “Xi Points”, “Lower He Points”, “Shu Points”, “Mu Points”, “Eight Meeting Points”, “Eight … Read more

Daily Practice: Health Qigong · Twelve Methods of Daoyin for Health (Part 2)

Daily Practice: Health Qigong · Twelve Methods of Daoyin for Health (Part 2)

IntroductionThe Twelve Methods of Daoyin for Health is one of the health qigong practices promoted by the General Administration of Sport of China. In “Zhuangzi Ke Yi”, there are records about Daoyin: “Breathe in and out, expel the old and take in the new, this is the way to longevity. Those who practice this method … Read more

The Evolution and Development of Acupuncture in Traditional Chinese Medicine

The Evolution and Development of Acupuncture in Traditional Chinese Medicine

Acupuncture is a summary of the long-term experiences of the Chinese people in combating diseases, and its formation has undergone a lengthy process. Acupuncture therapy is a collective term for two treatment methods: needling and moxibustion. From early literature, it can be seen that moxibustion was primarily recorded, suggesting that its application may have preceded … Read more