Chinese Medicine Book ClubIssue 3457One article daily, accompanying the growth of TCM practitioners Introduction: Pain is a common condition treated effectively with acupuncture; indeed, the concept of one needle for pain relief is not new in acupuncture. However, beyond just pain relief, we can achieve even better results. How can we turn effectiveness into exceptional … Read more
Click the blue text to follow us Traditional Chinese Medicine Therapy – Cupping Cupping therapy utilizes fire cups as a tool, employing combustion to expel air from within the cup, creating negative pressure that adheres to acupuncture points (zhuyue) or the surface of the body where cupping is applied. This method causes local blood congestion … Read more
Utilizing the Zu San Li (Stomach 36) point alternately with the “Shou San Zhen” and “Zu San Zhen” to treat difficult pain conditions such as neck, shoulder, waist, leg pain, and trigeminal neuralgia, stubborn headaches, and toothaches, the results are remarkably swift and precise, making it said: “Needle insertion brings effect, needle withdrawal leads to … Read more
Promoting Traditional Culture, Inheriting the LifebloodContinuing the teachings of the sages, opening peace for all generations The Qi Huang School of Traditional Chinese Medicine holds a crucial and significant position in traditional culture, being an inseparable part of it. Throughout the long river of history, it has condensed the wisdom of the Chinese people, making … Read more
01 All Courses by Ni Haixia 02 Complete TCM Treatments for Common Ailments 03 Focused Study on TCM Topics 04 Online Reading of TCM Learning Books 【Acupuncture Essentials】The Simplest Acupuncture Prescriptions One Disease, One Point, Accurate Point, Cure Disease1. Lifesaving Point – Ren Zhong (Ren 26)2. Universal Point – He Gu (LI 4)3. Longevity Point … Read more
1. The Marvelous Use of Shen ZhuShen Zhu (Shen Zhu, Du Mai No. 12)Location: Located on the midline of the spine, at the depression between the spinous processes of the third and fourth thoracic vertebrae. The patient should be seated and bend forward to locate the point. Needling Technique: Use a 1.5-inch, 28-gauge needle (length … Read more