Moxibustion therapy is a form of indirect moxibustion. It is named "da jiu" because it involves a wide area of the back and abdomen, often used for treating major conditions.Da jiu therapy is not men

Knitting Needle (excerpt from "A General History of Chinese Medicine")Introduction: Ming Dynasty. Unearthed from the Xiaqun tomb in Jiangyin City, Jiangsu Province, it measures 5.7cm in length and i

Moxibustion not only has the ability to treat diseases but also has the efficacy of disease prevention and health promotion, as well as prolonging life. It has a long history in China. Its health ben

  Bian stone (Shang and Zhou Dynasties)Collection Unit: Museum of Medical History, Guangzhou University of Chinese MedicineCharacteristics: Made of jade. The longest is 6.2cm, and the s

The Thunder Fire Needle Therapy is a method of treating diseases by burning a mixture of crushed medicinal substances such as sandalwood, agarwood, frankincense, and mugwort on a piece of cotton paper

Moxibustion can be divided into two types: direct moxibustion (also known as skin moxibustion) and indirect moxibustion (also known as separated moxibustion). This chapter will only discuss direct mox

        Electric Needle Instrument from the 1960s 

Neck needle therapy is a method of treating diseases by puncturing acupoints in the neck with needles. The neck is closely connected to the twelve meridians. The Ling Shu, which discusses the meridian

Moxibustion is a method of using special moxa sticks to fumigate or iron the acupoints. 1. Mild Moxibustion Light one end of the moxa stick and aim it at the acupoint or affected area. Keep a di

Cryotherapy is a moxibustion technique that uses modern freezing technology to apply ice-cold stimulation to acupuncture points and meridians, in order to adjust the balance of yin and yang in the org