Moxibustion is a therapeutic method that involves igniting moxa cones or sticks made from mugwort leaves. The heat is applied to specific acupoints or areas of the body to stimulate the flow of qi within the meridians, thereby regulating disrupted physiological and biochemical functions to prevent and treat diseases.
Moxibustion sticks are a traditional Chinese medical therapy primarily made from mugwort leaves. They are widely used in TCM physical therapy, but how exactly do they work? Let’s explore their benefits and effects below: 1.Moxibustion sticks promote the circulation of qi and blood throughout the body through their warming effect, thereby achieving the goal of…
1. Stay Warm After moxibustion, skin pores remain open. Keep warm during this time and avoid immediate exposure to cold drafts, bathing, or contact with cold water. It is recommended to wait 2-3 hours after treatment before showering to prevent cold pathogens from entering the body. 2. Replenish fluids Moxibustion induces sweating, leading to fluid…
For most people, buying online is undoubtedly the most convenient option. But where can one find more authentic moxa sticks? We recommend Nanyang, the original production area in China. Traditional Chinese medicine is widely practiced in Nanyang, and its moxa sticks dominate the Chinese market. Many products in stores are manufactured there. With numerous moxa…
Moxibustion techniques: Gentle moxibustion, sparrow-peck moxibustion, rotating moxibustion, warm needle moxibustion. Requirements： 1. Comfortable Position: Sit or lie down, relax, fully expose the acupoints, ensure support, stability, and comfort for sustained treatment. 2. Accurate Point Selection: Choose fewer but essential points. 3. Appropriate Distance: Position the burning end of the moxa stick approximately 2-3 cm…
Many friends know that moxibustion is beneficial and use it regularly, but they don’t know how long a single session should last. Many people finish their moxibustion sessions in just a few minutes, but that’s not enough. In such a short time, the heat from the moxa has barely penetrated the skin’s surface. It hasn’t…
1. Maintain warmth during and after moxibustion. Adjust room temperature appropriately and avoid drafts. Windows may be opened during treatment to circulate air. 2. Avoid cold water contact during moxibustion. Refrain from showering for 30 minutes before and after treatment. A warm bath is permissible 30 minutes post-treatment. 3. Gradually increase stimulation intensity: Start with…
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