05. September 2019 · Comments Off on Moxibustion Acupuncture Therapy For A Broad Range Of Conditions · Categories: Acupuncture, Chinese Medicine · Tags: ,

An amazing therapy to combine with acupuncture, the ancient medical treatment of moxibustion can be used for a broad range of ailments and illnesses. The Chinese character for acupuncture is actually Shen Jiu, which literally means needle-moxibustion. Without moxibustion, acupuncture treatment is like playing a piano with one hand. Unfortunately, most acupuncture clinics in the States no longer utilize moxibustion due to new regulations in … Continue reading

22. August 2019 · Comments Off on Clinical Studies Confirm The Effectiveness Of Auricular Acupuncture In The Relief Of Musculoskeletal And Muscular Pain · Categories: Acupuncture · Tags:

More commonly known as ear acupuncture, auricular acupuncture or auriculotherapy is an alternative therapeutic modality that places the ear to be the vital point of healing. The principle behind this therapy lies in the fact that the outer ear is a microsystem that represents the entire human body. The various acupuncture points are designated on the auricle.

What Is Auricular Acupuncture?

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22. August 2019 · Comments Off on The Oriental Healing Art of Gua Sha Therapy · Categories: Acupuncture · Tags:

A medical treatment used throughout South East Asia and in Chinese medicine, Gua Sha is a technique that’s called Khoud Lam in Laos, Cao Yio, in Vietnam, and Kerik, in Indonesia.

In English, “Gua” means to rub or scrape, while is “Sha” is a word to describe the raised reddish skin rash that develops from the scraping process. Sha pertains to the stagnant blood in … Continue reading

15. August 2019 · Comments Off on What Conditions Can Be Treated with Tui Na Therapy? · Categories: Acupuncture · Tags:

Tui Na cures chronic pain, particularly the ones caused by musculoskeletal injuries and conditions. All conditions such as tennis elbow, sciatica, immobility and back pain, shoulder pain, and neck pain, among others, also go very well to this treatment.

However, it is difficult to resolve a certain condition using Tui Na outside of enhancing the overall status of Chi in the body, which implies that … Continue reading

15. August 2019 · Comments Off on The Role Of Yin Yang In The Nutritional And Health Needs Of Men And Women · Categories: Acupuncture · Tags:

According to Chinese philosophy and theory, yin and yang are opposite yet appreciative energies in the world and the universe. Yang represents everything masculine, controlling, or positive and yin, the other energy, is characterized as feminine, passive, or earthy. One is neither greater nor less than the other; yin and yang represent the ideal state of harmony, union, and balance as both energies are prerequisites … Continue reading

01. August 2019 · Comments Off on Practice Tai Chi Everyday And Live A Stress-Free Life · Categories: Acupuncture · Tags:

When a person starts practicing tai chi, the thing that he will first experience is its power or at least the promise of its power. There is nothing particularly esoteric or mystical about the power of tai chi. It is simply about following its principles and witnessing what will rise within you. Practicing a form (a series of movements) is never exactly similar, but it’s … Continue reading

01. August 2019 · Comments Off on Relieve Ailments By Lying Down On An Acupressure Mat · Categories: Acupuncture · Tags:

Pain is the body signaling you that something is wrong within you. It is an essential warning system for and from the body.

Whether you are hurting as a result of a stress-related illness like sleeping problems, depression, chronic pain, or fatigue, or due to a physical injury, you are sure to immediately seek for anything that would lessen the pain. In the West, people … Continue reading

25. July 2019 · Comments Off on Studies Show The Benefits Of Qigong And Tai Chi On The Behavior And Performance Of School Children · Categories: Acupuncture · Tags:

The results of a controlled study involving 156 7th graders with ages 13 and 14 years old results were published in 2010, September. In the study, the students learned and were told to practice qigong moving meditation during school. They were divided into two groups. One group was told to practice qigong for eight weeks twice a week for 25 minutes each day. The other … Continue reading

25. July 2019 · Comments Off on Tai Chi Is “Meditation In Motion” · Categories: Acupuncture · Tags:

Sometimes called “meditation in motion,” Tai chi is a form of self defense that was originally developed in China. This elegant type of exercise has existed for over two millennia and its global popularity only seems to grow year by year. People perform tai chi either as a complement to other health care methods or as a basic exercise program or both. Health benefits include … Continue reading

18. July 2019 · Comments Off on Tai Chi For Caregivers · Categories: Acupuncture · Tags:

The ancient Chinese self-defense art of Tai Chi has received much exposure from a growing body of research that supports these personal reports and also due to the benefits reported by its practitioners.

In the many decades of their general martial arts experience and specifically about tai chi, some practitioners can experience growing benefits to their health. This article will talk about the very first … Continue reading