MOXIBUSTION AS A THERAPY

TRADITIONAL MEDICAL SYSTEMS

The purpose of moxibustion is to deal with cold and stasis within the body and moxibustion therapy is especially effective for treating cold syndromes.

MOXIBUSTION AS A THERAPY

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COURSE TITLE

Moxibustion as a Therapy

FORMAT

On-Demand, Self-Paced Course

CATEGORY

Traditional Medical Systems

LOCATION

Online

COURSE DURATION

30 minutes

COURSE ACCESS

1 Year

PREREQUISITES

None

CREDENTIAL

Certificate of Completion

VALIDITY

2 Years

WHO SHOULD PARTICIPATE

Health care professionals

COURSE FEE

€30

COURSE OVERVIEW

This module introduces moxibustion and the philosophy behind this traditional Chinese healing practice.

COURSE DESCRIPTION

Moxibustion is a form of heat therapy where a burning "moxa" made of dried mugwort is applied at specific acupoints on the body to illicit a healing response. This module introduces the ancient Asian practice and its place in traditional medicine, as well as discusses the scientific basis by which moxibustion can elicit a positive immune response.

"My first contact with herbal medicine was through the ICTIM. They taught me important things about herbal science, but they also taught me to see the herbs as a living being, that interacts with people and all the environment. Understanding that herbs are part of the universe and thus we are somehow connected with them, and with everything else, has changed my way of thinking the therapeutic process entirely. Although I continued my studies more specifically on Chinese herbal medicine, the things I learned from Mrs. Rosari and the other teachers from ICTIM are always a part of my medical thinking process, because it changed the way I understand medicine and the treatment process, and for that I am really grateful."

Dr. Ciro B Rhodes
Brazil

Course Modules

HISTORY OF CHINESE MEDICINE

Discover the development and influence of Chinese traditional medicine throughout history.

THE YIN & YANG THEORY

Understand the philosophy behind the Yin-Yang theory and how it influenced traditional Chinese healing practices throughout history.