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Healing<br />

with Moxibustion<br />

By Linda Sullivan, DOM<br />

This powerful treatment stimulates circulation <strong>and</strong> a<br />

smoother flow of blood through the acupuncture points<br />

<strong>and</strong> throughout the body. It also produces a calming, analgesic<br />

(pain relieving) effect. When the skin is warmed by the<br />

moxibustion process, an anti-inflammatory response is initiated<br />

<strong>and</strong> the healing response is triggered. It’s an amazing therapeutic<br />

tool that’s been used with acupuncture for centuries.<br />

Moxibustion can be applied in dif-<br />

ferent ways; directly or indirectly. Direct<br />

moxibustion therapy involves the process<br />

of burning the dried herb artemesia<br />

vulgaris over certain parts of the body or<br />

acupuncture needles. This produces heat,<br />

Traditional Moxibustion<br />

which can penetrate deeply into the muscles<br />

Set from Ibuki (Japan) <strong>and</strong> acupuncture meridians. The fragrance<br />

of the herb travels through the meridians regulating Qi (life force)<br />

<strong>and</strong> blood, <strong>and</strong> expelling cold from the meridians. The process can<br />

beautifully resolve the symptoms of the common cold, abdominal<br />

discomfort (<strong>and</strong> other types of pain), diarrhea <strong>and</strong> muscle spasms.<br />

It also works well when used for urinary problems, phlegm in the<br />

lungs, poor digestion, nodules in the skin <strong>and</strong> arthritis.<br />

In conjunction with acupuncture, moxibustion therapy can<br />

also be very effective for many diseases <strong>and</strong> conditions including<br />

back pain, muscle stiffness, headaches, migraines, tendonitis,<br />

arthritis, digestive disorders, anxiety, <strong>and</strong> female health problems<br />

such as menstrual cramps, irregular periods, <strong>and</strong> infertility.<br />

In the h<strong>and</strong>s of a skilled doctor of Oriental Medicine who underst<strong>and</strong>s<br />

where <strong>and</strong> how to apply it, moxibustion can be used<br />

safely <strong>and</strong> effectively with great results. To learn more about moxibustion<br />

<strong>and</strong> whether or not it could benefit, you, please call Linda<br />

Sullivan, DOM at 505-822-1490.<br />

Dr. Sullivan’s Acupuncture <strong>and</strong> Herbal Clinic is located at 5341<br />

Wyoming Blvd. NE, near Spain <strong>and</strong> she offers a wide range of<br />

services including Tung Style acupuncture, herb therapy, essential<br />

oil therapy, <strong>and</strong> more. She specializes in treating gastrointestinal<br />

disorders, facial rejuvenation <strong>and</strong> pain management. 505-822-1490,<br />

www.drlindasullivan.com<br />

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