Cupping massage is an ancient and widely used traditional Chinese medicine technique with many benefits, designed to increase blood circulation, reduce pain, induce relaxation and enhance overall well-being by creating a vacuum on the surface of the skin.This traditional therapy comprises …
Cupping therapy in traditional Chinese medicine is also called the ‘angle method’. Cupping uses physical stimulation and negative pressure to artificially cause capillary rupture and congestion, mobilize the body’s repair function, and absorb necrotic blood cells. It can promote blood …
Gua Sha is one of China’s traditional natural therapies. It is based on the theories of Chinese medicine related to the skin and involves scraping the skin in specific areas using tools such as buffalo horns, jade stones, or fire …
Moxibustion, also known as moxa therapy or moxibustion therapy, is a traditional Chinese medical practice. It involves the use of moxa sticks or moxa cones made from mugwort leaves to generate heat and stimulate specific acupuncture points or areas of …
TuiNa is a natural, physical therapy used in traditional Chinese medicine where practitioners use their hands to apply various techniques such as pushing, grasping, lifting, kneading, rolling, pressing, rubbing, pinching, and patting on the patient’s body surface, injured areas, discomfort …
Autumn, as the ancients say, is the season when yang energy gradually declines and yin energy prevails. In the realm of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), autumn is considered a golden period for nurturing the body and boosting immunity. The art …