Other Acupuncture–Related TherapiesMoxibustion: a dried Chinese herb with known healing properties, that is rolled into sticks or cones, and then burned over points to warm the area. Nutrition: Food is used as a dietary therapy to support the body's health. Qi Gong: specific movements and breathing exercises used to invigorate or sedate energy Electric stimulation: a low–level safe electric current attached to the needle stimulates acupoints. Far-infrared heat: heat lamp with special element plate used for deep heating and detox Cupping: placing glass cups over an area of the body creating a vacuum effect to increase relaxation and circulation Tui Na: a form of Chinese massage to invigorate or sedate energetic channels and structures.
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