Tag: moxibustion
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How to treat desire to lie down in bed
Want to lie down in bed For desire to lie down in bed all the time, Huh Im recommended using the following acupuncture points: KI3 (??) KI6 (??) SJ10 (??) BL20 (??) BL18 (??) SP6 (???) Here are some more articles you may like to read. How external pathogens make you sick? Can recipient of…
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How to treat shivering
Feeling Shivering Here is how to treat shivering. When you feel shivering, Huh Im recommended using acupuncture point GB41 (???). Here are some more articles you may like to read. How external pathogens make you sick? Can recipient of pig heart show different personality? How energy mechanism works in your body? Difficulty with tranquility in…
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How to treat feeling depleted
Feeling drained Here is how to treat feeling depleted. When the whole body feels depleted, Huh Im recommended using acupuncture points KI1 (??) and BL20 (??). Here are some more articles you may like to read. How external pathogens make you sick? Can recipient of pig heart show different personality? How energy mechanism works in…
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How to treat prolonged menstrual bleeding
Abnormal bleeding Here is how to treat prolonged menstrual bleeding. When menstrual bleeding does not stop, Huh Im recommended applying moxa cones at the following acupuncture points: 3 moxa cones on KI6 (??) 100 moxa cones on RN7 (??) Here are some more articles you may like to read. How external pathogens make you sick?…
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How to treat blood in urine
Hematuria Here is how to treat blood in the urine. Huh Im recommends applying acupuncture at acupuncture point BL17 (??) with the needling depth of three fun and retaining it till the 7th exhaling. Apply three moxa cones at the acupuncture point. You can needle SI3 (??) and SI4 (??) as well. Here are some…
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How to treat blood in vaginal discharge
Bloody vaginal discharge Here is how to treat blood in vaginal discharge. Huh Im recommends applying 50 moxa cones on Yeongchoong. * Yeongchoong: it is also called “yeongji”. It is in the depression where pulsation can be felt, posterior and anterior to the medial malleolus. Here are some more articles you may like to read.…
