Acu-Moxa Point Chart: And.... Channel charts of the pregnant woman with monthly prohibitions

One of the core focuses of the book is the detailed examination of the major moxibustion points Through ancient Chinese medicine. It covers a wide range of points, organized by their anatomical locations and associated meridians. For each point, the book delves into the following key aspects: Point identification and location: Precise anatomical descriptions and illustrations to help practitioners accurately locate the points on the body. Therapeutic functions: Explanations of the specific health conditions and symptoms that can be addressed by stimulating these moxibustion points. Moxa application techniques: Detailed instructions on the appropriate moxibustion methods, such as direct, indirect, or warming techniques, to be applied at each point.Acu-moxa point chart, from Chuanwu lingji lu (Record of Sovereign Teachings), by Zhang Youheng, a treatise on acu-moxa in two volumes. This work survives only in a manuscript draft, completed in 1869 (8th year of the Tongzhi reign period of the Qing dynasty). It is illustrated with 84 charts, finely executed in colour.Acu-moxa chartBy Luo ShaojiLibrary of Zhongguo zhongyi yanjiu yuan (China Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine) Shou li lu congshu: Jingmai fentu (Individual Charts of the Channels, in the 'Ancient Oak Hut' series) Wu Zhiying (Qing period, 1644-1911) Published: 1920Ishinpo book [Yi xin fang] (Remedies at the Heart of Medicine), by the Japanese author Yasuyori Tanba.Completed in 984 (2nd year of the Eikan era), Juan (volume) 22, Renfu maitu yuejingfa (Channel charts of the pregnant woman with monthly prohibitions), Section 1, contains ten acupuncture prohibition charts, one for each month of gestation. Read more