Will moxibustion cause qi deficiency?

Scientific and reasonable moxibustion will not cause qi deficiency, and moxibustion in the summer will not only not cause qi deficiency, but also regulate the body with qi deficiency. For example, some people have low immunity, or suffer from certain chronic diseases, or suffer from asthma. At this time, if moxibustion is performed properly, it can relieve the symptoms of the disease and will not cause qi deficiency. Let me introduce the effects of moxibustion.

Moxibustion itself is relatively mild, and it will not cause any adverse reactions as long as it is not excessive. If moxibustion is excessive, blood heat is most likely to occur, and qi deficiency may occur, but the chance of this occurring is not very high. Harmonize yin and yang. The balance of yin and yang in the human body is the root of the occurrence and development of disease. The tonifying and purging effects of moxibustion therapy are used to achieve the effect of harmonizing yin and yang. Warm and unclog the meridians, dispel cold evil. Mugwort is warm in nature and when burned and used for fumigation, the heat can penetrate deep into the muscle layer, warming the qi and promoting blood circulation. Moxibustion has the effects of warming and unblocking meridians, dispelling cold and dampness, regulating qi and blood, relieving numbness and relieving pain.

The effects of moxibustion: promoting qi and blood circulation, removing blood stasis and dispersing nodules. When Qi encounters heat, it flows; when it encounters cold, it condenses; when Qi warms, blood flows. Moxibustion is a warm stimulation that can coordinate Qi and blood, harmonize the Ying and Wei systems, and make the blood vessels smooth, thereby promoting Qi and blood circulation, removing blood stasis and dispersing nodules. Warming Yang and replenishing deficiency, tonifying the middle and replenishing Qi. Prevent diseases, maintain health, strengthen your body and prolong your life. The effects of moxibustion therapy are multifaceted. If the acupoints selected are different, the moxibustion methods are different, the stimulation degree is different, or the materials used for moxibustion are different, the effects will also be different; therefore, in clinical application, different acupoints and operation methods should be selected according to the specific condition.

In fact, theoretically speaking, people with qi deficiency or kidney yang deficiency are more suitable to be treated with moxibustion. Moxibustion treatment is often warm in nature. It can dredge the meridians and activate the collaterals, replenish the body's yang, and the warming effect is very strong, and will not lead to qi deficiency at all. In addition, Chinese medicine believes that moxibustion itself is a treatment method for replenishing yang energy, but it is important to choose the right acupoints during moxibustion, otherwise it will not have the desired effect.