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Moxa sticks with Copper Box Bag 3 Years from Origin Plant Place 30 pcs

Moxa sticks with Copper Box Bag 3 Years from Origin Plant Place 30 pcs

Dhs. 405.00 AED
Dhs. 405.00 AED
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Tips：

  1. To do the moxibustion in day time, morning is the best time, after 5pm, don't do it with your body, only can do with your foot at night time.
  2. When you do the moxibustion, make sure don't expose your skin, get a blanket to cover your body.
  3. When you finish the moxibustion, use your hand to rub the acupoint you do.
  4. Don't touch water in two hours after you finish the moxibustion, no matter cold or hot water. No shower too.
  5. When you feel thirsty, drink a cup of warm water.
  6. For the first week, you can do it everyday, the following weeks, just do it for twice and three times a day.

Dampness is the main cause of diseases. It's useless to take too much nutrition food and herbs if you don't get rid of dampness.

By doing moxibustion, we can get rid of dampness and rise up Yang Chi.

But the quality of the moxa stick is very important, it can impact effect. 

I choose a lot of suppliers in those years and get a trust supplier for you. 

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I. The "Pure Yang" Nature of Moxibustion and Its Mechanism of Action
1. Theoretical Basis of "Pure Yang" 
   Wormwood (Artemisia argyi) is bitter, pungent, and warm in nature, belonging to the spleen, liver, and kidney meridians. Ancient texts like *Compendium of Materia Medica* state: "Wormwood leaves can permeate all twelve meridians, expel cold-dampness, regulate qi and blood, and restore Yang to rescue from collapse." When burned during moxibustion, the combined heat and medicinal properties of Wormwood penetrate deeply into tissues, dispelling cold-dampness and stimulating Yang energy. This makes it particularly effective for cold syndromes, deficiency patterns, and dampness-related disorders.  

2. Bidirectional Regulation and Yin-Yang Balance  
   Despite its "pure Yang" nature, moxibustion exhibits bidirectional regulatory effects. For those with cold-deficiency constitutions, it tonifies Yang energy ("gentle fire generates qi"). 

II. Core Functions of Moxibustion Linked to Its "Pure Yang" Nature
1. Warming Meridians and Dispelling Cold 
   The pure Yang heat of moxibustion dissolves cold-damp stagnation. Applications include:  
   - Cold-related pain: menstrual cramps from uterine cold, joint pain, or stomach cold.  
   - Cold-damp invasion: conditions like "air-conditioning syndrome" or rheumatoid arthritis. Key acupoints: Guanyuan (CV4), Zusanli (ST36).  

2. Reviving Yang and Rescuing Collapse 
   Moxibustion revitalizes weakened Yang energy, useful for emergencies (e.g., shock) or chronic Yang deficiency (chronic diarrhea, enuresis). Urgent moxa on Shenque (CV8, navel) or Guanyuan (CV4) can rapidly restore Yang.  

3. Promoting Qi-Blood Circulation and Resolving Stasis
   The warmth stimulates blood flow and alleviates stagnation, aiding:  
   - Musculoskeletal pain (neck/shoulder/back pain) or post-injury swelling.  
   - Chronic conditions like coronary heart disease or varicose veins.  

4. **Immune Regulation and Preventive Healthcare**  
   By strengthening *Zhengqi* (vital immunity), moxibustion prevents disease. Regular use reduces infections and improves suboptimal health. For example, frequent moxa on Zusanli (ST36), known as the "longevity point," enhances resilience.  

5. Beauty and Endocrine Regulation  
   By harmonizing qi-blood and hormones, moxibustion improves skin issues (dullness, acne) and gynecological disorders. For instance, moxa on Sanyinjiao (SP6) regulates menstruation and alleviates PCOS symptoms.  

6. Dampness Removal and Metabolic Enhancement 
   Moxibustion expels dampness (edema, eczema) and balances digestion (diarrhea/constipation).  

III. Ideal Candidates  
   - Cold-deficiency constitution: cold limbs, chronic diarrhea.  
   - Suboptimal health: fatigue, insomnia, low immunity.  
   - Chronic pain: arthritis, dysmenorrhea, frozen shoulder.  

Benefits of ashes:

I. Medicinal Value
1. Hemostasis and Anti-Inflammation 
   - Moxa ash has astringent properties. It can be applied to minor wounds (e.g., cuts, abrasions) to stop bleeding and promote drying and scabbing.  
   - Note: Ensure the ash is clean and sterile. Seek medical attention for serious wounds.  

2. Relieving Skin Issues 
   - Mixed with plant-based oils (e.g., sesame oil) into a paste, it can be applied topically to mild eczema, heat rash, or insect bites to alleviate itching.  
   - Note: Perform a patch test for skin sensitivity to avoid allergic reactions.  

3. Moisture Absorption and Odor Removal 
   - Moxa ash is hygroscopic. Place it in breathable sachets in shoes, refrigerators, or damp areas to absorb moisture and odors.  

II. Practical Household Uses
1. Natural Fertilizer 
   - Rich in potassium, moxa ash can be mixed sparingly into potted soil to adjust pH levels and promote plant growth (avoid for acid-loving plants).  

2. Cleaning and Polishing 
   - Mixed with water into a paste, it can scrub and polish metal utensils (e.g., pots and pans).  

3. Insect Repellent 
   - Sprinkle moxa ash around corners, windowsills, or ant trails to deter insects.  

III. Cosmetic Applications  
1. Exfoliation  
   - Combine with honey or yogurt to gently exfoliate facial skin (avoid eye areas). Sensitive skin should use with caution.  

2. Oil Control and Acne Reduction  
   - Mix a small amount with water and dab on acne-prone areas to reduce inflammation (use cautiously to avoid irritation).  

Precautions
1. Hygiene and Safety
   - Sterilize ash before use (e.g., microwave heating or sun exposure) to prevent bacterial contamination.  
   - Avoid contact with eyes or mucous membranes.  

2. Proper Usage
   - Moxa ash is slightly alkaline. Overuse may irritate the skin; test on small areas first.  
   - For serious health issues, consult a doctor instead of relying solely on moxa ash.  

3. Storage  
   - Store collected ash in a sealed container in a dry place to prevent moisture and mold.  

 

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