Mu Yang Yi Moxibustion uses exclusive sandalwood jars, guided by the high-dimensional Dao-medical principle of harmony between heaven, earth and humanity.
This system includes Mu Yang Retention Moxibustion and Rejuvenation Moxibustion, ancient moxibustion methods. Unlike ordinary moxibustion that only warms the skin surface, its energy penetrates skin, flesh, tendons and bones to reach deep cold-damp stagnation.

Wellness for Men: Strengthen original qi, uplift vitality, awaken innate life force to carry family responsibility
Postnatal Restoration for Women: Replenish deficient postnatal qi and blood, dispel cold-dampness that enters after childbirth, rebuild constitution, help mothers return to steady wellness
For those with anxiety and insomnia: Nourish and calm the spirit, ease tension and worry, improve sleep, quiet the restless mind
Elderly Nurturing: Harmonise five internal organs, tonify qi and blood, support primordial vitality, protect seniors and peaceful ageing

Moxibustion Reflections

1. Take mugwort as the guide, fire as the medium, follow natural rhythms and nurture yourself.
2. Fire nourishes primordial Yang, mugwort opens the main vessels. The great Dao is simple, rooted in quiet mindfulness.
3. Moxibustion nurtures the body, stillness nurtures the spirit. Circulation flows smoothly, body and mind are balanced together.
4. Mugwort fire holds pure Yang, dissolving yin turbidity. Slow and steady, returning to our root.
5. One stick of mugwort, one peaceful thought. Nurture the original source, return to unity.
6. Nurture with moxibustion in tune with four seasons, guard the pure Yang within you.
7. Open the meridians outward, consolidate primordial Yang inward. Moxibustion is not about speed, it is about strengthening the root.

Moxibustion Guidance for Common Discomforts

1. Cold hands and feet: moxibustion to warm Yang. Stiff shoulders and neck: moxibustion to release stagnation.
2. Heavy dampness and constant tiredness: mugwort fire helps unblock the body.
3. Soreness in waist and back, weak Yang energy: regularly moxibustion Mingmen and Guanyuan.
4. Weak spleen and stomach, poor appetite: moxibustion Zhongwan to aid digestion.
5. Poor sleep: moxibustion calms the spirit.
6. Cold trapped in the body from air-conditioned rooms: consistent moxibustion builds strength.
7. Warmth spreads through the body after moxibustion, weariness fades away.

Key Acupoints Summary
Dazhui: lifts Yang energy; Mingmen: warms the whole body
Guanyuan: fills original Qi; Shenque: stabilises the root
Zusanli: soothes spleen and stomach; Yongquan: supports restful sleep
Baliao: warms lower jiao; Tanzhong: releases stagnant emotion

Mu Yang Yi Moxibustion focuses on nurturing and consolidating root energy, not forcing hot sweating. It brings deep relaxation after treatment.
When one person receives nurturing, a whole family gains stability. With healthy couples and peaceful elders, families grow blessed.