Moxibustion needles are a method of treatment that involves rapidly inserting a needle heated to red-hot temperatures into acupuncture points to treat diseases. As early as in the “Lingshu: Guanzhen,” it is recorded: “For those who use cauterization, the burning needle is used to treat bi syndrome.” Moxibustion needles combine the strengths of both fire … Read more
The essence of Fire Needle Therapy (Hao Huo Zhen) is internal moxibustion, not acupuncture. Compared to traditional moxibustion, not only is the location of heat application different, but more importantly, the temperature of the heat applied is also different, leading to different effects. Fire Needle Therapy requires the needle to be heated to a temperature … Read more
Click ‘View’ to receive the latest updates daily The mào huǒ zhēn (Fire Needle) technique involves heating a disposable needle until it is red hot and then quickly inserting it into specific acupuncture points on the body. This method is a brilliant demonstration of the interplay between fire and needle, representing a development and extension … Read more
A Brief Discussion on the Craft of Medicinal Plaster Production The external treatment methods in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) include a unique and effective set of therapeutic techniques developed over thousands of years in the fight against diseases. The plaster therapy has a long history and significant efficacy. Since many diseases enter from the outside, … Read more
Production Techniques of Medicinal Plasters The external treatment methods in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), particularly the use of plasters, represent a unique and effective therapeutic approach developed over thousands of years in the fight against diseases. The plaster therapy has a long history and is known for its significant efficacy. Since many diseases enter the … Read more
External plasters, also known as tie gao (贴膏) therapy, are one of the suitable techniques in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). The efficacy of external plaster therapy is indeed effective, convenient to use, has a wide range of medicinal sources, and is inexpensive. Some plaster medicines are easily available in hospital pharmacies and drug stores (such … Read more
Family Secret Recipe for Pain Relief: Mix equal parts of Xixin (Asarum), Bing Pian (Borneol), and Sheng Cao Wu (Fresh Aconite), using a little less Bing Pian and crushing them. Method: Inhale a small amount through the nose quickly. This can treat headaches, toothaches, and neck pain!!!Chronic Pain: Qiang Jin Song 1 b1 2 Sodium … Read more
The Zhao’s Pain Relief Formula 【Ingredients】: 22 pieces of large centipede (dà wú gōng), 50 grams of Panax notoginseng (sān qī); 100 grams of Xuanhu (xuán hú); 1000 grams of Chuanxiong (chuān xiōng); 50 grams of Bai Zhi (bái zhǐ); 30 grams of Bei Xin (běi xīn); 50 grams of Qiang Huo (qiāng huó); 50 … Read more
Our body is home to numerous acupoints, which are not randomly generated but are treasures waiting to be developed. Learning to utilize these acupoints can help us prevent and treat chronic diseases, maintaining a healthy state.Acupuncture meridian acupoint diagrams suggest acupoint massage has already begun to integrate into our daily lives. Today, I will summarize … Read more
▲Click the blue name above to follow @ Massage Diagram 1. Fever Point – Shanzhong (Dazhui, Feiyu) 2. Universal Point – Hegu 3. Longevity Point – Zusanli 4. Qi Regulation Point – Taichong 5. Stomach Strengthening Point – Zusanli 6. Low Back Pain Point – Feiyang 7. Muscle Relaxation Points – Yanglingquan, Yongquan 8. Spleen … Read more