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Moxibustion

A traditional heat treatment using burning moxa near or, in specific methods, on selected skin points.

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Overview

Moxibustion applies heat from burning moxa, usually made from mugwort, at selected points or areas. Indirect and direct methods differ and must be explained rather than assumed interchangeable. It is not ordinary massage, sauna exposure, or needle insertion. Burns, allergic reactions, infection, and smoke-related concerns are possible; claimed health effects require condition-specific evidence.

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Thermal and Recovery Wellness
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