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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ค. 2024
- In this tutorial video, Dr Yoann Birling demonstrates how to conduct guasha therapy in the clinic.
00:00 Introduction
00:50 Functions of guasha therapy
01:05 Indications of guasha therapy
01:27 Conducting guasha therapy
04:57 Precautions
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Dr Yoann Birling left France at the age of 18 years old to learn the wisdom of Chinese medicine in Beijing, China. He obtained a Bachelor of Medicine and a Master of Medicine from Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, arguably the most reputed Chinese medicine university. During his studies, Yoann followed many TCM experts including Pr Dong Zhenhua, Pr Liu Qingguo, Pr Hao Wanshan and Pr Wang Zhaoyang. In 2022, he completed a PhD at Western Sydney University, exploring the treatment of insomnia with Chinese medicine.
Yoann has practiced Chinese medicine in China, France and Australia for more than 8 years. His clinical focus is on the treatment of mental health issues with Chinese medicine and psychotherapy. Yoann has produced 17 peer-reviewed publications in the field of mental health and one clinical manual on the treatment of insomnia with Chinese medicine. He is also undergoing important work on clinical reasoning in Chinese medicine and the improvement of Chinese medicine education.
You can find more information about Dr Yoann Birling here (www.naturalmedicinesydney.com) and follow his TH-cam Channel here ( / @yoannbirling3844 .
Very nice.
Thank you
Guasha, Chinese Herbs, Accupuncture & Moxabustion has given me enormous relief from Fibromyalgia Muscular Spasms in my biceps, which I had had for decades. I can now practice Tai Chi which is also helping.
I tried many other treatments, yet nothing proved as effective as Traditional Chinese Therapies.
I am off all pain & Ibrupofin meds for the first time in 20 yrs.
on your video, Bloodletting is good for stagnation.
And now guasha good for the stagnation.
So what we. Choose ?
Can you explain why it’s used, what it achieves and what the different marks mean?
Hi Jess,
It is used mainly for pain conditions, but it can be a more general stimulation of the channels. If you are referring to the biomdical mechanism, I think it mainly relaxes soft tissues and improves the flow of blood and lymph. It is likely that it is breaking congested capillaries, which can explain the marks it leaves. This leaves more space for healthy, uncongested capillaries. The marks have different meanings, but as a general rule get darker when the stagnation is more severe.
Can we use any type of oil,
Hi Gift Jojo,
I think you can use any type of massage oil. However, for the best effectiveness I recommend making your own blend as the one you find in shops are generally not strong enough. It is not hard to make your own massage oils with essential oils.
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