Moxibustion, TuiNa and Gua Sha for Gastrointestinal

Moxibustion for Diarrhea

Discover the efficacy of moxibustion in treating diarrhea, often linked to chronic enteritis, indigestion, and intestinal issues. Moxibustion is beneficial for cases involving cold and deficiency. By applying moxibustion to specific abdominal and leg acupoints, it stimulates the rise of yang qi, enhancing gastrointestinal function and addressing cold pathogens. Targeted acupoints include Zhongwan, Shenque, Tianshu, Guanyuan, and Zusanli, each requiring 20 to 30 minutes for optimal results.

TuiNa for Gastrointestinal

Explore TuiNa massage techniques to address common digestive issues caused by hectic lifestyles. These methods aim to regulate the endocrine system, boost gastrointestinal function and immunity, providing relief from discomfort. Techniques include spine kneading along the spine’s sides, abdominal rolling around the navel, abdominal rubbing in clockwise/counterclockwise motions, and abdominal palm vibration to stimulate specific meridian points. Maintain a relaxed posture, adjusting vibrations to 300-400 times per minute.

Gua Sha for Gastrointestinal Diseases

Gua Sha aids gastrointestinal health by targeting acupoints like Xiangcong and Sanwan, promoting blood circulation, and alleviating symptoms of digestive disorders.

Gua Sha for Constipation

Gua Sha addresses constipation by scraping acupoints like Xiangcong and Peiyuan, fostering blood circulation, regulating kidneys, and promoting intestinal movement. Dietary adjustments complement its effectiveness.

Wish you good health!