How Heat Sensitive Moxibustion Works

What is Heat Sensitive Moxibustion and what are the implications of this discovery on Traditional Chinese Medicine?
Dr. Dennis Lee, Canada's leading expert on Heat Sensitive Moxibustion gives some insight
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102, 1910 20th Ave N.W.
Calgary, Alberta
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[@yuewang2559]

very good

[@valve6642]

I remember seeing this used, in the film, "The Scent of Green Papaya". When the husband was I'll. I wondered what these little things on the ends of the acupuncture needles were, and why they were burning them. Interesting. Thanks for info.

[@gracevandenbergen]

I'm trying to find more information about this heat clearing and yin tonifying action of moxa - and good links you could recommend?

[@mikemoonleight]

Just curious, what’s it like being a Registered Acupuncturist in Canada? I’m considering moving there (most likely Toronto area) from the US.

[@mikemoonleight]

I have a lot of heat myself, and have used moxa to clear heat on points like LI-11. It has helped, at least in the short term (haven’t tried it for an extended period b/c of the smoke, mainly).

[@evanm6739]

You don’t actually buy this stuff? Right?

[@chriscoughlan5221]

i have had 4 acupuncture treatments, with moxa needles. sadly still no pain relief

[@seanlindy]

Because it’s a placebo. Congrats on being scammed

[@maz8891]

Smoke weed

[@chriscoughlan5221]

@@maz8891 Twat!

[@mva6213]

go to a skilled acupuncturist and believe in the treatment............................ i am studying tcm it is more complicated than western med.........

[@chriscoughlan5221]

@@mva6213 quacks!!

[@shadowdaoist5063]

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