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Mu Xiang Shun Qi Wan in case of slow digestion
Traditional therapeutic uses Main indications: slow digestion, gastric hypoacidity, chronic hepatitis, chronic gastritis. In Chinese energy, this formula is used to disperse the stagnation of food and Liver Energy. Associated symptoms : epigastric and abdominal distension, slow digestion, bad breath, irregular stools, belching, bloating, decreased appetite. Dosage As this formula is found in different forms…
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Guang ming 光明 – Classic Chinese Medicine & Optimal Acupuncture – smart health with Traditional Chinese Medicine
Sources: Ling Shu and Zhen Jiu Jia Yi Jing, translations C. Milsky and G. Andrès The luo (別 bie) of shaoyang foot is called Guang ming (37VB). It separates at five distances above the malleolus to go to the Jueyin and descends parallel to the meridian to establish a connection (絡 luo) on the top…
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substances
Substances & nbsp: “fluids & nbsp” that circulate The term Substances is used to designate a particular set of components which help keep the body alive and in balance. Their main characteristic is to be mobile, unlike structures functional Viscères, fabrics and Sensory openings. Substances connect, stimulate, protect, nourish and moisten organic structures. Some of…
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Kwan Loong Oil in case of muscle pain or headache
Traditional therapeutic uses Main indications: Muscle aches Kwan Loong oil relieves muscle pain associated with overwork, back pain, arthritis and any musculoskeletal problem. By improving the circulation of Energy and Blood, it allows the muscles to relax and decreases the inflammation of the joints and tendons. It relieves pain and helps the healing process. Migraines…
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Zhineng Qi Gong and medical Qi Gong – smart health with Traditional Chinese Medicine
The Zhi Neng Qi Gong practice forms the basis of medical Qi Gong. The relationship between Qi Gong and MTC is maintained. They indeed have the same historical roots. Before the Tang and Song dynasties, there was no difference between the two disciplines. Subsequent separation will lead to a lack of understanding of the fundamental…
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peptic and duodenal ulcer, hyperacidity, gastritis
Traditional therapeutic uses Main indications: peptic and duodenal ulcer, hyperacidity, gastritis. In Chinese energy, this formula is used to restore and strengthen the stomach, calm pain and neutralize excess acidity, disperse blood stasis. Associated symptoms : belching, acid regurgitation, heartburn and heartburn, painful swelling of the gastric region Dosage 4 to 6 tablets, 2 to…
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Porous capsicum plaster to relieve the pain associated with overwork
Traditional therapeutic uses Main indications: relieve the pain associated with overwork, back pain, arthritis and any musculoskeletal problems. In Chinese energy, we use this plaster to improve the circulation of Energy and Blood in order to allow the muscles to relax, and thus relieve pain. Associated symptoms : musculoskeletal pain improved by heat or a…
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Jing Wan Hong (Ching Wan Hung) in burn treatment
Traditional therapeutic uses Main indications: treatment of burns caused by fire, boiling water, steam, hot oil, electricity, sun, radiation (radiotherapy), chemicals, etc. In Chinese energy, this ointment eliminates Heat, detoxifies the Fire Poison, eliminates Blood Heat, dries Moisture, reduces swelling, stops pain, improves healing of burns. Dosage Apply a thick layer directly on the surface…
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juvenile acne, boils, hives, dermatitis
Traditional therapeutic uses Main indications: juvenile acne, boils, hives, dermatitis In Chinese energy, this formula is used to release the Surface (skin), eliminate internal and external Heat and disperse Wind (bacteria) Associated symptoms : dry and bitter mouth, constipation, dark urine, red tongue with a fatty and yellow coating, rapid and wide pulse or tense…
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Zhao hai 照 海 or Yin qiao xue 陰 蹻 穴 (from Ling Shu) – smart health with Traditional Chinese Medicine
Sources: Ling Shu and Zhen Jiu Jia Yi Jing, translations C. Milsky and G. Andrès The (point) Zhao hai (6Rn) is located an inch below the internal malleolus. Puncture it 0.4 inches deep and leave the needle for six breaths. We make three moxa cones there. Jiayi jing III-32: "The twenty points of shaoyin foot…