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What is it?
It stimulates specific acupoints to regulate the body's meridians and promote the smooth flow of Qi and blood, helping to balance the endocrine system.
Acupuncture
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Method: Involves inserting fine needles into specific acupoints and using manual techniques such as twisting or lifting to regulate Qi and blood flow, unblock meridians, and balance yin and yang.
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Features:
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Performed entirely by hand without additional tools.
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Suitable for a wide range of conditions.
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Moxibustion Acupuncture
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Method: Combines acupuncture with moxibustion by placing burning moxa (mugwort) on the needle handle, allowing heat to penetrate through the needle into the acupoint. This enhances the effects of both needling and thermal stimulation.
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Features:
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Provides a warming effect that enhances blood circulation and Qi flow.
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Ideal for patients with cold or deficient constitutions.
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Electroacupuncture
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Method: Involves connecting needles to an electrical stimulator, delivering low-frequency electrical pulses to the acupoints. This intensifies the therapeutic effects of traditional acupuncture.
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Features:
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Adjustable intensity based on the patient’s tolerance.
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Provides continuous stimulation for prolonged therapeutic effects.
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Suitable for more severe or hard-to-treat conditions.
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