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Traditional Japanese Moxibustion Techniques

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Needle Handle Moxibustion - Safe & Comfortable Technique
Adam McIntosh

Our latest video series is an in-depth look at needle-handle moxibustion technique. In part 1, Adam goes through:

* The safest needle-handle moxibustion type,

* Appropriate needles for needle-handle moxibustion,

* How to adapt coil-handle needles for basket moxibustion,

* One way of minimising pain when using thicker, chinese-style needles. . . . More

VIDEO: Moxibustion - Application of Rice Grain Posted 14/10/10

In this series you will learn about the differences in technique when applying rice grain moxibustion in cases of Blood Stagnation and Yang deficiency.

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VIDEO: Skills - Moxibustion - Introduction To Rice-Grain Posted 11/8/10.

An Introduction to the basic training techniques commonly used in the initial stages of learning to apply Rice Grain Moxibsution

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VIDEO: Kyu To Shin: How to Hand-Make Needle Head Moxa for Japanese Acupuncture: Posted 14/12/09

Andrew demonstrates how to create Imura-style needle head moxa. This style uses coarse green moxa punk and tissue paper. It is an extremely effective Japanese Acupuncture technique!

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VIDEO: Japanese Moxibustion Skills Training Chinetsukyuu: "Heat Perception Platform Moxibustion" Posted 21/10/09

Develop the skills to perform Chinetsukyuu, the "Heat-Perception-Platform Moxibustion". Chinetsukyuu has a very wide range of applications and is amazingly effective when used correctly.

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