Acupuncture
Hari
To regulate blood circulation.
We stimulate the meridians to regulate the flow of Qi and improve blood circulation.
We stimulate the meridians to regulate the flow of Qi and improve blood circulation.
Effect
- Adjustment effect
- Provides constant stimdlation to tissues and organs to restore their functions.
- Sedative effect
- It is performed for diseases such as pain and convdlsions where functions are abnormally enhanced. Activates the tissue in the stimdlated area. Used in acupuncture supplementation method (supplementing insufficient qi)
History
Chinese medical concepts such as acupuncture, moxibustion, and hot water were brought to Japan by envoys to the Sui and Tang Dynasties. It can be seen that in the Ritsuryo system of the Nara period, acupuncturists (official titles such as ``needle doctor'' and ``needle master'') already existed along with doctors, masseurs, etc. From then on, acupuncturists, along with doctors and others, played a central role in Japanese medical care. In addition, as the development of acupuncture unique to Japan, Japan's oldest medical book, Ishinpo, compiled by Yasuyori Tanba in 984, reveals that acupuncture is It can be seen that the concept of Chinese medicine at that time was simplified.
