Moxibustion

Moxibustion is a traditional treatment that uses the burning of dried mugwort (m) close to certain acupuncture points on the body. The heat generated by the moxa enhances circulation, encourages the flow of Qi, and aids the body's natural healing mechanisms.

What can be used for acupuncture?

Acupuncture is a thrilling component of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)! It uses ultra-thin needles at specific points along meridians, where Qi (vital energy) flows. The is to restore Qi flow and rebalance the body, promoting amazing healing.

Acupuncture is frequently employed in both traditional and contemporary settings to address: - Pain-related conditions (such back pain, neck pain, headaches, and arthritis) - Stress, anxiety, and depression - Digestive problems - Menstrual and fertility issues - Sleep disturbances

What can use for acupuncture?

What Moxibustion Helps With:

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• Joint and Muscle Pain: Particularly effective for arthritic or stiff joints aggravated by cold or damp weather.

• Digestive Disorders: Warms the digestive system, improving conditions like diarrhea, bloating, and poor appetite.

• Menstrual Health: Eases menstrual cramps, regulates cycles, and supports uterine warmth, which is beneficial for fertility.

• Fatigue and Weakness: Boosts energy in cases of Yang deficiency, cold limbs, or general fatigue.

• Immune Support: Strengthens the body's resistance to illness and supports faster recovery from colds or chronic conditions.

How It's Applied:

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• Indirect Moxibustion: The most common method—moxa is burned above the skin, often held close or placed on an acupuncture needle.

• Direct Moxibustion: A small cone of moxa is placed directly on the skin and lit, often with a protective barrier (used less frequently due to its intensity).

• Moxa Stick: A cigar-shaped roll of moxa is used to gently warm areas of the body, ideal for home care and less intense treatments.