Tag: health
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Involuntary movements in legs and shoulders
Involuntary movement in legs and shoulders Involuntary movements can be twitching, spasms, cramps, tremors, seizures, and so on. These can be seen in Parkinson’s disease, Tourette syndrome, Dystonia, Huntington’s disease, Tardive dyskinesia, etc. There may be many different underlying causes. Huh Im in his book, Acupuncture and moxibustion clinical experiences, recommends the following acupuncture…
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Lethargy
Lethargy When you feel so lethargic that you do not want to move your legs and shoulders, and instead you just want to lie in bed, applying acupuncture at the following points will address the lethargy. BL 20 SP 6 LV13 KI 6 RN 12 ST 41 (Excerpt from Hu Im’s Acupuncture and Moxibustion…
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Benefits from acupuncture and moxibustion on the back
Acupuncture point meridians on the back Here is how to benefit from scarring moxibustion on the back. There are two traditional acupuncture point lines, or meridians, on bladder meridian on the back. We call the inner line the first line, and the outer line the second line. Du Mai, or Du meridian, runs on the…
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Direct moxibustion on front-mu and back-shu points
Applying direct moxibustion on front-mu and back-shu points makes a huge difference in treating various disorders. The acupuncture points are located close to the relevant organs. It is easy to imagine that they can influence the functions of the relevant organs. Applying direct moxibustion on front-mu and back-shu points will greatly affect the outcome of…
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Treatment of Sequelae of Lung Cancer with Scarring moxibustion
This is an excerpt from the book, “?????” (Infinite Nourishing Moxibustion), written by Dr Namsun Kim. Patient: 71 years old female Disease name: Lung Cancer, stage 4 Onset: Diagnosed in 2009 First visit: April 2013 The patient was in such a serious condition that she could not receive any surgery, not to mention radiation or chemotherapy…
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Aging healthy!
Aging healthy 1 Living Longer and Living well is what everyone in the globe is yearning for. It is said that a king in old China tried every means possible to find aging-stopping herbs, but in vain. It is not difficult to find articles that introduce a variety of good ways of living longer and…
