Moxibustion and Cupping Techniques (NTSC)
By Xu Heng-ze (Nanjing University of TCM)
Date Dec 2006
Language English
ISRC CN-M22-06-0088-0/V.R
Price $ 29.95
Publisher People’s Medical Publishing House
Abstract
Moxibustion and Cupping are safe and effective methods of therapy for a wide range of diseases. This DVD offers valuable instruction on how and when to use moxibustion and cupping techniques for the treatment of various conditions, especially those that do not respond to acupuncture and herbal therapy. It is important for any practitioner to be proficient in the skills of moxibustion and cupping because they are useful techniques for the treatment of many common illnesses. In addition, these techniques can provide people with the means of health preservation and disease prevention. Some of these techniques can also be done by patients at home, either on themselves or on their friends and family members.
* Covers the techniques and applications of moxibustion and cupping, as well safety precautions :
- Moxibustion - direct and indirect, scarring and non-scarring, etc.
- Cupping – fire cupping, flash cupping, slide-cupping, burning fire method, burning cotton method, alcohol cupping, etc.
* Discusses the various materials used:
- Moxibustion – moxa stick, moxa burner, mugwort, ginger, garlic, salt, xi xin, fu zi, bai jie zi and other substances.
- Cupping – glass, bamboo, suction and multi-purpose cups.
* Clearly defines which diseases are best treated by moxibustion and cupping.
* Provides thorough discussions and demonstrations of proper supplementation and drainage techniques.
- Moxibustion - direct and indirect, scarring and non-scarring, etc.
- Cupping – fire cupping, flash cupping, slide-cupping, burning fire method, burning cotton method, alcohol cupping, etc.
* Discusses the various materials used:
- Moxibustion – moxa stick, moxa burner, mugwort, ginger, garlic, salt, xi xin, fu zi, bai jie zi and other substances.
- Cupping – glass, bamboo, suction and multi-purpose cups.
* Clearly defines which diseases are best treated by moxibustion and cupping.
* Provides thorough discussions and demonstrations of proper supplementation and drainage techniques.
