Managing Overheating Without Sweating
Our bodies naturally cool down through sweating when we feel overheated. However, some individuals experience a condition known as anhidrosis or hypohidrosis, where they have little to no sweating. This can be particularly concerning in hot weather.
Dr. Huh Im has outlined a protocol for managing overheating in individuals with absent sweating:
- Acupuncture: Apply three moxibustion cones (dried mugwort burned on specific points) at the following acupuncture points:
- DU4 (Governing Vessel 4)
- RN12 (Ren 12)
- BL19 (Bladder 19)
- LU6 (Lung 6)
- Additional Points: These points can be added if necessary, but only by a qualified acupuncturist:
- BL13 (Bladder 13)
- KI3 (Kidney 3)
- LI4 (Large Intestine 4)
- SJ6 (San Jiao 6)
Important Note: It is crucial to consult with a licensed acupuncturist for proper diagnosis and treatment. Self-treatment with moxibustion can be dangerous, especially for individuals with certain health conditions. This text is for informational purposes only and should not be taken as medical advice.
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