1, mud moxibustion is applied to human acupoints, which can directly contact human skin. If it is not handled properly, it may cause skin burns. Secondly, it may burn if applied to the same part for a long time.
2. Mud moxibustion is a common Chinese medicine therapy, which can help the human body to prevent some diseases. In the process of mud moxibustion, the temperature of the moxibustion part of the human body will rise, and the body will sweat, sweating too much for a long time, which is prone to physical weakness symptoms.
3. After mud moxibustion, the pores in some parts of the body are open. At this time, we should pay attention to keep warm, otherwise the cold will easily invade the body, causing the human body to catch cold.
2 Can mud moxibustion apply stomach to lose weight? It has a certain effect.
Mud moxibustion in the stomach can accelerate the blood circulation in the stomach. When it reaches a certain temperature, the body will sweat, and the toxins and wastes in the body will be discharged with sweat, thus achieving the effect of losing weight. Secondly, when using mud moxibustion, the blood flow rate of human body will be accelerated, so that gastrointestinal peristalsis will also be accelerated, which can promote the digestion and metabolism of food in the body to a certain extent and promote weight loss.
What can be treated by applying mud moxibustion on the back to relieve neck, shoulder, waist and leg pain?
There are many acupoints in the human body. Back mud moxibustion can promote blood circulation in the back, thus accelerating the excretion of toxins in the back. Secondly, it is easy to accumulate cold on the back. Proper mud moxibustion can accelerate the discharge of cold in the back, make people feel relaxed, and has good effects of promoting blood circulation, removing blood stasis, expelling toxin and dispelling cold, relieving neck, shoulder, waist and leg pain and preventing some diseases.
4 Is it true that mud moxibustion removes dampness? Mud moxibustion can promote dehumidification to some extent.
On the basis of traditional wax moxibustion, mud moxibustion is made by adding mineral mud and more than ten kinds of Chinese herbal medicine powders, such as saffron, Saussurea involucrata, Angelica sinensis, Chuanxiong rhizome, Spatholobus suberectus, Cibotii Rhizoma, Eucommia ulmoides, Taxilli, Caulis et Folium Gaultheriae Yunnanensis and Lycopodium Lycopodii. When applied to specific parts of the body, it can play multiple roles in dredging meridians, promoting blood circulation and diminishing inflammation, and expelling wind and removing dampness. For people with heavy humidity, proper mud moxibustion can play a certain role in eliminating dampness.