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Emergency and First Aid Measures for Asthma
by Camburn, Aug 7, 2008
Many people are asthmatic, but a lot of them are unsure of what to do when they're having an attack.
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A Powerful Acupuncture Point for Healing Respiratory Diseases and Pain
by Dr Pharm Tao, Aug 5, 2008
The seventh point on the Lung Meridian and is a powerful acupuncture point. It is effective in relieving headaches, migraines, stiff neck, toothache, and facial paralysis. It can be used to promote circulation in the brain and improve memory.
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An Effective Acupuncture Point for Healing Bronchial Asthma
by Dr Pharm Tao, Aug 5, 2008
The sixth point on the Lung Meridian can be used for respiratory diseases including cough, asthma, sore throat, and hemoptysis. It can also be used for pain management including chest pain, pain in the arm and elbow, and headaches.
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An Acupuncture Point for Healing Asthma and Nosebleeds
by Dr Pharm Tao, Aug 5, 2008
Acupuncture points (or acupoints) on the Lung Meridian are usually used for healing ailments of the chest, lung, throat, and other related regions. LU five (Chize) is a very useful acupuncture point that can be applied for a variety of diseases. The most common use of this point is for the treatment of respiratory diseases, including cough and asthma.
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An Acupuncture Point for Healing Cough and Chest Pain
by Dr Pharm Tao, Aug 3, 2008
For effective acupuncture treatment, choosing the correct acupuncture points is crucial. Here a commonly used acupuncture and acupressure point is introduced, which has been found useful for disease treatment including cough and chest pain.
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How to Use Direct and Indirect Moxibustion for Disease Healing
by Dr Pharm Tao, Jul 31, 2008
Moxa cones are usually used in performing moxibustion. There are two types of moxibustion with moxa cones, direct and indirect. Moxibustion with moxa cones in indirect moxibustion is usually used for diseases including abdominal pain and diarrhea of the cold type.
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How to Apply Moxibustion: Moxa Cones, Sticks, and Application Methods
by Dr Pharm Tao, Jul 30, 2008
To perform moxibustion, you need to have moxa wool or moxa cones, or moxa sticks, matches and a tray to hold the ashes. Moxa cones can be made into three sizes. To apply moxibustion on different parts of the body, certain order can be followed.
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The History of Moxibustion: A Natural Healing Method
by Dr Pharm Tao, Jul 29, 2008
Similar to acupuncture, moxibustion is a method for both prevention and disease healing. The history of moxibustion started thousands of years ago in China. Moxibustion can be used for a variety of diseases, including asthma, common cold and flu, pulmonary tuberculosis, arthritis, abdominal pain, diarrhea, and other diseases of the cold type.
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Four Causes for Irritating Nighttime Cough
by Kristie Leong M.D., Jul 23, 2008
Nighttime coughing can be a disturbing symptoms that causes you to lose much needed rest. Here are four less commonly recognized causes of persistent cough at night.
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Nasty Do-Gooders
by Sheryl Torr Brown, Jul 6, 2008
If you suffer from allergies and can't seem to get any relief, there maybe some tiny friends who can help.
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