Weiguan Jiu is a method of moxibustion where a reed pipe (or sometimes a bamboo pipe) is inserted into the ear for treatment. This method of moxibustion was first recorded in the early Tang Dynasty, a

 　Agate Stone Leaves (Neolithic Age)Excavation Site: Toudaowa Site, Ulanqab, Inner MongoliaMaterial: AgateSize: Approximately 2cm in lengthCollection Unit: Shaanxi Museum of Medical History

The method of moxibustion refers to a type of moxibustion therapy that involves spreading moxa wool on certain acupuncture points. It achieves the therapeutic purpose through various methods such as b

OverviewAbdominal acupuncture is a method of treating diseases by stimulating acupoints on the abdomen to regulate the dysfunction of internal organs. The treatment generally uses a comprehensive app

Hand needle therapy is a method of treating diseases throughout the body by needling specific acupoints on the hand. It is developed based on the theory of meridians and collaterals in traditional Chi

Weiguanqi moxibustion is a method of moxibustion that involves using a fine tube to introduce the smoke of moxa into the ear canal. This method is documented in the Tang Dynasty's "Qianjin Yaofang", t

An electric heating needle is a new acupuncture treatment method that uses the principle of electric needle to heat the needle body and treat diseases after inserting it into specific acupuncture poin

A mang needle is a specially made long needle, usually made of thin and elastic stainless steel wire. It is called a mang needle because of its slender shape, resembling a wheat awn. It is developed f

 Stone Knife (Neolithic Age)Excavation Location: Xi'an

OverviewInfrared irradiation therapy is a method of treating diseases by irradiating the body surface or acupoints with different wavelengths of infrared radiation according to the nature of the dise