The difference between thunder fire moxibustion and moxibustion

When you go to see a Chinese medicine doctor, you will hear all kinds of diagnosis and treatment methods. The most common traditional Chinese medicine is to take Chinese medicine, boil the medicine, and then drink the medicine soup and filter out the residue. This can slowly regulate your physical condition. Now Chinese medicine no longer uses traditional Chinese medicine, but more often uses some physical therapy or moxibustion. There are also many types of Leihuo moxibustion and moxibustion. Let's take a look at the differences.

Introduction to Leihuo Moxibustion Leihuo Moxibustion is a widely used traditional Chinese medicine therapy. It is made from various Chinese medicines and uses the meridian theory as its principle to strengthen the body and eliminate evil to treat human diseases.

Features Leihuo moxibustion is a traditional treatment method in Chinese medicine. Leihuo moxibustion is made of a variety of traditional Chinese medicines. Depending on the different combinations, it has the effects of dredging meridians and activating collaterals, promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis, relieving swelling and relieving pain, chasing away wind and removing dampness, warming the meridians and dispersing cold, dispersing goits and tumors, and strengthening the body and eliminating evil. It has the characteristics of strong medicinal power, fierce fire power, strong penetration and wide range of moxibustion applications.

Principle Leihuo moxibustion is based on the theory of meridians and modern medicine and adopts pure Chinese medicine formula. This treatment method is innovatively developed by changing the usage and formula of the ancient Leihuo Shenjiu moxibustion.

Moxibustion has a history of more than 2,000 years in China, and its therapeutic effect has been confirmed by countless clinical practices. However, the understanding of its mechanism remains an unsolved mystery. At present, it is believed that the mechanism of action of moxibustion is related to the following five aspects.

Local stimulation moxibustion is a treatment method that uses moxa fire to stimulate specific basic parts of the human body to achieve the purpose of preventing and curing diseases. Its mechanism is first related to the warm stimulation of local fire. It is this warm stimulation that causes local skin congestion, capillary dilation, enhances local blood circulation and lymphatic circulation, relieves and eliminates smooth muscle spasms, strengthens the metabolic capacity of local skin tissue, and promotes the dissipation and absorption of pathological products such as inflammation, adhesion, exudate, and hematoma; it can also cause the diffusion of inhibitory substances in the cerebral cortex, reduce the excitability of the nervous system, and exert a sedative and analgesic effect; at the same time, the warm effect can also promote the absorption of drugs.

Meridian Regulation Meridian theory is an important part of traditional Chinese medicine and also the theoretical basis of moxibustion therapy. Human beings are a whole. The internal organs and limbs are coordinated with each other. This coordinated relationship is mainly achieved through the regulating function of meridians. Modern research shows that meridian acupoints have three major characteristics:

1. Meridian acupoints are sensitive to drugs, that is, using the same moxibustion method to select certain acupoints and general body surface points will have significantly different effects.

2 The amplifying effect of meridians and acupoints on drug effects Meridians are not a simple route running on the surface of the body, but a multi-level, multi-functional and multi-form regulatory system. When moxibustion is applied to acupoints, its multi-level physiological functions are affected. In this cyclic induction process, they stimulate each other, coordinate with each other, and superimpose their effects, resulting in a physiological amplification effect.

3. The storage function of meridian acupoints on drugs Acupoints have the function of storing drugs. The physical and chemical effects of drugs stay in the acupoints for a long time or are released to the whole body, producing an overall regulating effect, so that the disease can be cured.