Acu-Warmers: Herbal Therapy for relieving allergy, alleviating cold and ease asthma
As we approach the transition from warm to cold season, the weather becomes colder and drier, making it more prone to triggering allergies and causing constant runny noses. Cold weather also slows down blood circulation, which might cause muscle stiffness and cold limbs.
Acupoint Application in Traditional Chinese Medicine
Traditional Chinese Medicine suggests a gentle treatment method known as "acupoint application" for children and those with long-term allergies and poor blood circulation, which can be highly effective. This "acupoint application" treatment aims to boost the body's yang energy, strengthen the immune system, and counter the cold.
How Acupoint Application Works
Traditional Chinese Medicine practices apply herbal patches to specific acupoints, allowing the medicine to permeate through the skin into the meridians, reaching the internal organs and dispelling cold trapped within the body. This method also helps to improve blood circulation, boost the body's yang energy, and provide support for the immune system while countering the cold.
The Benefits of Herbprime’s Acu-Warmers
Herbprime’s Acu-warmers are herbal pastes consisting of ingredients with warming and dispersing properties, such as moxa or ginger. Acupoint application treatment can be used to treat various conditions, especially to reduce the frequency of allergic rhinitis, asthma attacks, muscle pain, menstrual cramps and poor blood circulation. It is also suitable for children with abdominal discomfort and recurrent upper respiratory infections. In adults, it can benefit those with age-related chronic bronchitis and emphysema.
Herbprime’s Acu-warmers with Moxa (Buy Now)
Herbprime’s Acu-warmers with Moxa are designed to enhance acupuncture/moxibustion treatments, it's an excellent choice for Acupuncturists/Herbalists who seeking an extra boost for their patients' acupuncture sessions and an effective Moxibustion treatment to your patients even outside of sessions. The combination of heat therapy and moxibustion can help stimulate specific acupoints, offering a holistic approach to enhancing your patient's well-being.
Caution: For individuals with sensitive skin, it is recommended to place the herbal patch onto a thin cloth and use an additional thin cloth as a barrier to prevent direct contact with the skin.
How to use Acu-warmer(moxa) ?
1. Remove the Acu-warmer from the package. Then gently squeeze and shake the heating patch. allow the patch to breath and it will start to warm up.
2.Use the included tape from the package and affix one piece to each side of the Acu-warm(Moxa) herbal patch.
3. Apply the Acu-warmer(moxa) patch onto the cloth, allowing the heat to penetrate the skin.
Herbprime’s Acu-warmers with Ginger (Buy Now)
For individuals experiencing menstrual cramps, our Acu-Warmer with ginger is tailor-made to provide relief. The natural warmth and soothing properties of ginger can alleviate discomfort.
Caution: For individuals with sensitive skin, it is recommended to place the herbal patch onto a thin cloth and use an additional thin cloth as a barrier to prevent direct contact with the skin.
Herbprime’s Acu-warmers with Ginger For Feet (Buy Now)
Cold feet during the winter can be uncomfortable and affect overall well-being. These special foot patches can be conveniently stuck to the soles of your feet, improving blood circulation and providing with a welcome respite from the winter chill.
Considerations for Acupoint Application
However, it's important to note that acupoint application is not suitable for everyone. It should not be used for pregnant women or infants under one year of age. Individuals with severe heart or lung conditions, sensitive skin that easily develops rashes, those who experience excessive blistering after a short duration of application, and those with fever, sore throat, or cold symptoms are not suitable candidates for this method. For individuals with sensitive skin, it is recommended to place the herbal patch onto a thin cloth and use an additional thin cloth as a barrier to prevent direct contact with the skin.
