Niujinzi is the name of a traditional Chinese medicine. It consists of the leaves, roots, or root bark of Syzygium buxifolium Hook. et Arn., a plant in the genus Syzygium of the Myrtaceae family.It is distributed in the provinces and regions of Anhui, Zhejiang, Jiangxi, Fujian, Hubei, Guangxi, Guangdong, and Guizhou. It has the effects of clearing heat and detoxifying, as well as promoting urination and relieving asthma. It is commonly used to treat edema, asthma, burns and scalds, scrofula, boils, and lacquer dermatitis.
Baiying is the name of a traditional Chinese medicinal herb. It is the whole plant of Solanum lyratum Thunb., a species of the genus Solanum in the Solanaceae family. It has the effects of clearing heat, draining dampness, detoxifying, and reducing swelling.It is primarily used to treat damp-heat jaundice, cholecystitis, cholelithiasis, nephritis with edema, rheumatic joint pain, damp-heat leukorrhea in women, high fever with convulsions in children, boils and scrofula, itchy eczema, and herpes zoster.
Seven-Star Grass is the name of a traditional Chinese medicinal herb. It is the whole plant of Phymatopsis trisecta (Bak.) Ching, a member of the Polypodiaceae family. It is distributed in Sichuan, Yunnan, and other regions. It has diuretic and urinary tract-clearing properties, as well as the ability to clear heat and eliminate toxins. It is commonly used to treat dysuria, cloudy urine, edema, leukorrhea, sore throat, heatstroke, and abscesses and swellings caused by toxins.
Hawthorn is a name used in traditional Chinese medicine. It refers to the dried fruits of Rosa roxburghii Tratt. and R. roxburghi Tratt. f. normalis Rehd. et Wils., plants belonging to the genus Rosa in the Rosaceae family. It has the effects of strengthening the stomach, aiding digestion, and relieving diarrhea. It is primarily used to treat food stagnation, bloating, and diarrhea.
Tuina massage is an ancient Chinese TCM therapy using push-and-grasp techniques to balance qi, relieve pain, and boost natural wellness.
Waist Grasping Technique a Tuina manipulation method involving grasping and kneading the waist area to support comfortable movement of tendons and meridians and promote general well-being. [Manipulation Essentials] Use the palmar sides of both thumbs and the remaining four fingers to apply opposing force, grasping along both sides of the lumbar spine at the supports … Read more
Lower Limb Grasping Manipulation：a Tuina technique involving grasping and kneading the soft tissues of the lower limbs to support comfortable movement of tendons and meridians and promote general well-being. [Technique Essentials] Use the thumbs of both hands in opposition to the remaining four fingers, applying coordinated pressure to grasp the supports area on the lower … Read more
Shoulder-grasping manipulation -a Tuina technique involving grasping both shoulders. [Technique Essentials] Use the thumbs of both hands in opposition to the remaining four fingers, applying coordinated pressure to grasp the supports areas on both shoulders simultaneously, while lifting, releasing, and gradually shifting the position. [Operational Procedures] The practitioner uses both hands to grasp the therapeutic … Read more
[Technique Essentials] Use the thumbs of both hands in opposition to the remaining four fingers, applying coordinated force to grasp the supports area or acupoints on the shoulder region while continuously releasing and shifting the position. [Operational Steps] The practitioner uses the thumbs of both hands in opposition to the remaining four fingers, gripping the … Read more
Upper Limb Grasping Manipulation – a Tuina technique involving grasping and kneading the soft tissues of the upper limbs to support comfortable movement of tendons and meridians and promote general well-being. Manipulation essentials: Use the palmar side of the thumb and the palmar sides of the other four fingers of one hand to apply opposing … Read more
Manipulation Essentials：Use the palmar side of the thumb and the palmar sides of the other four fingers of one hand to apply force in a pinching manner, holding onto the supports area or acupoint on the shoulder. Operational Procedures：The practitioner uses the palmar side of the thumb and the palmar sides of the other four … Read more
Technique Essentials： Use the palmar side of the thumb and the palmar sides of the remaining four fingers to apply force relatively, grasp the supports areas on both sides of the neck, and move downward while lifting and releasing. Operational Steps： The practitioner uses the palmar side of the thumb of one hand and the … Read more
Na Fa (Grasping Manipulation) refers to a technique where the practitioner uses one or both hands, applying force with the palmar surface of the thumb opposing the palmar surfaces of the remaining four fingers, to grasp and secure the patient’s limb, muscle, or tendon firmly, resembling the act of holding an object. This is termed … Read more
11. Flicking (Tan Fa) 1. Definition The technique of using fingers to tap and flick on supports areas or acupoints. 2. Types finger flicking (Zhi Tan Fa) The method in which the practitioner applies force with the fingertip to snap (pluck) the patient’s muscles and sinews. finger-flicking technique (Tanzhifa) Lifting and Snapping technique (Titanfa) A … Read more
5. Stroking (Mo) 1. Definition Apply the palm surface or the aligned finger surfaces of the index, middle, and ring fingers to adhere to the acupoint or body area, and perform active, circular, rhythmic stroking movements with the wrist joint. 2. Types Four-Finger Stroking (Sizhi Mo) A method of circular stroking (Mo) performed with the … Read more
