How to Use Moxa at Home

Ai Ye is an herb used to warm and stimulate acupuncture points through a process called moxibustion. It improves circulation to relieve pain, boosts energy, and is used to warm the uterus to treat some types of infertility. We even use it to encourage breech babies to turn. ⁣
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Under the guidance of a licensed practitioner, Moxa can be an incredibly helpful tool that you can use on your own at home. Today, Yinova practitioner Aileen Moy (@moygyver) is showing us everything you need to know about using Moxa at home! ⁣
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(You can purchase a bundle of Moxa sticks or schedule a virtual wellness and herbal medicine consultation for deeper guidance on acupuncture points you can utilize by going to our website to book!)

[@myrobloxnameiscameramen017]

Thank you so much!

[@jerimassi1889]

That was such a helpful video! Thank you! This is so clear and so helpful. Thank you!

[@onemoredaytowait]

Great video

[@jn846]

thank you for the video. I needed to show my Tao instructor how to use the moxa sticks which I gave her a couple. I thought she was familiar but then I found out she was not. I was not able to demo it for her. Your video should help. She is experienced in using other types of more direct moxa.

[@jn846]

One thing I would add is do this on ourself a few time before treating another person. It's good if you have some knowledge of Asian Medicine theory so that your treatment will be effective.
But the main thing I want to warn people of is be careful not to burn the person you are treating, esp if you are the patient as well. I was treating someone once, a woman who had an impact injury on her thigh. I was being very careful with applying the heat and even watched her facial expressions closely to make sure I was not burning her. She was very calm and showed no signs of it being too hot.
But then the next day she called me to say she had a large blister where I did the moxa treatment. I asked her "did it hurt when I was doing it", she replied "yes but I didn't want to say anything". She was a healthy person and athletic so was able to withstand more heat than a normal person without flinching. I was just a fledgling acupuncturist at the time. I learned after that to ask people how are you doing, is that ok, is it too hot, let me know if it gets too hot. Also you can get a feeling for when it's too much so you can stop before causing any damage.

[@nahidpatel8157]

Thank you for sharing

[@lourdesdeguzman2879]

How much po

[@_JanetLouise]

mahalo

[@user-zk9fp9mx4u]

How wouldnt II!!

[@vanessapinedo3835]

can you drink it?

[@dr.apurawaagrawal6020]

have you lost your mind?

[@cachibachi3616]

No, but look into mugwort tea. Of course be sure to confirm it is safe for you before ingesting.