Which part of the body can best replenish Yang Qi with moxibustion?

I believe everyone has heard of moxibustion. Moxibustion is now a well-known Chinese medicine treatment method. Moxibustion can relieve and treat many diseases. Nowadays, more and more friends like to keep in good health, including many male friends. These male friends often ask which part of the body can best replenish yang energy through moxibustion. Next, let’s take a look at the moxibustion areas that are suitable for replenishing Yang Qi.

Moxibustion on 5 acupoints can remove dampness and replenish yang, the effect is great!

Among the six evil spirits that cause disease, “wind, cold, heat, dampness, dryness and fire”, the most lethal is dampness. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that when the body's vital energy is insufficient and resistance is reduced, dampness will become the cause of disease and invade the body to cause illness. Dampness can generally be divided into external dampness and internal dampness. No matter which type of dampness it is, it will lead to symptoms of decreased digestive function such as abdominal fullness, bloating, and loss of appetite. At the same time, many symptoms such as drowsiness, mental fatigue, physical tiredness, and unwillingness to drink water will also occur.

Moxibustion can remove dampness, relieve depression, and replenish yang energy, making it very suitable for health preservation. Regular moxibustion on the corresponding acupoints can remove dampness from the body and prevent various diseases. What Xiao Cui is going to share with you below are the five major acupoints for removing dampness through moxibustion. I hope it will be helpful to you.

1. Zhongwan acupoint

Location: Located in the upper abdomen, on the anterior midline, 4 inches above the umbilicus.

Efficacy: Moxibustion at this acupoint can effectively relieve various diseases and symptoms of the stomach and intestines, such as diarrhea, abdominal pain, loss of appetite, nausea, heartburn, belching, dizziness, tinnitus, etc.

2. Guanyuan Point

Location: About three inches below our belly button.

Efficacy: This is an acupuncture point with excellent health-preserving and body-strengthening effects. Long-term moxibustion on this acupoint can effectively regulate qi and blood, and it also has a good effect on nourishing the kidneys and consolidating essence.

Other taboos

In addition, for some infectious diseases, people with symptoms such as high fever, coma, convulsions in the limbs, or extreme physical exhaustion and emaciated body are not suitable for moxibustion; people who are extremely tired, too hungry, too full, drunk, sweating profusely, very thirsty, very frightened, very scared, very angry, or women during menstruation should not receive moxibustion; people who have no self-control, such as the mentally ill, should not receive moxibustion.