MOON CHAMBER is used for the treatment of fibroids and endometriosis. This preparation penetrates the Chong Mai, softens accumulations and hardening, stimulates the circulation of Qi in the uterus, dissolves blood stasis without causing bleeding and protects Yin. It is recommended to take this preparation regularly in the fullness phase of the cycle, i.e. between ovulation and menstruation, in order to dissolve stagnation (Zheng Jia Ji Ju). The treatment of fibroids and endometriosis can take several months and sometimes even years to completely dissolve the accumulations.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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Dissolve qi and blood congestion
\nstomach 30 – qi qong – xie fa -moxa
\nstomach 29 – gui lai – xie fa – moxa
\nspleen 8 – di ji (xi) – xie fa
\nspleen 10 – xue hai (lake of blood) – xie fa
\nliver 3 – tai chong (shu, yuan) – xie fa
\nren mai 3 – zhong ji (mo>bladder,liver,kidney,spleen) – xie fa – moxa
\nren mai 2 – qu gu (liver, ren mai) – xie fa – moxa<\/p>\n
Dissolve Qi and blood stasis via the Sea of Blood and Chong Mai points
\nstomach 37 – shang ju xu (xia he xue – large intestine, lake of blood, chong mai) – xie fa
\nstomach 39 – xia ju xu (xia he xue – small intestine, lake of blood, chong mai) – xie fa<\/p>\n
Dissolve local stagnation – moxa
\nstomach 30 – qi qong – xie fa
\nstomach 29 – gui lai – xie fa
\nkidney 11 – heng gu – xie fa
\nkidney 12 – da he – xie fa
\nkidney 13 – qi xue – xie fa
\nstomach 25 – tian shu (mo – large intestine) – xie fa
\nbladder 31 to 34 – ba liao – xie fa <\/p>\n
Special points
\nzi gong – M-CA-18 (uterus) – xie fa – moxa
\nti tuo – N-CA-4 (uterus) – xie fa – moxa<\/p>\n
Dai Mai Qi- and dissolve blood stagnation
\ngallbladder 26 – gallbladder – dai mai – xie fa
\ngallbladder 41 – to lin qi (dai mai, shu) – xie fa<\/p>\n","yn_product_verabreichungsart":"Pellets 140pcs.","yn_product_dosierung":"
3 x 4 to 9 pellets a day, from ovulation to menstruation, interrupt during menstruation, duration of therapy 4 to 12 months.<\/p>\n","yn_product_combinations":"
QUICK BELLY MOVEMENT (food stagnation), EASY FLOW COLD (dysmenorrhea), FREE FLOW TABLETS (trauma, injury), HAPPY DAYS (frustration)<\/p>\n","yn_product_avoidable":"
Raw vegetables, eggplant, cucumber, tomato, cheese, yogurt, coffee, black tea, green tea, tropical fruits, orange, tangerine, lemon, sauerkraut<\/p>\n","yn_product_tcm_mindmapping":"
Kidney Yang Deficiency > Liver Cold > Liver Qi and Blood Congestion > Congestion, Hardening or Kidney Yang Deficiency > Dai Mai Cold > Dai Mai Qi Congestion > Blood and Qi Congestion<\/p>\n","yn_product_tongue_body":"
Short, pale, blotchy edges and tongue root<\/p>\n","yn_product_tongue_coating":"
Tongue root: Yellowish, moist<\/p>\n","yn_product_pulse_diagnostics":"
Kidney and lower warmer position: chen mai – deep, duan mai – short, se mai – rough, chi mai – slow, xi mai – thin<\/p>\n","yn_product_indications":"
Endometriosis, fibroids<\/p>\n","yn_product_contra_indications":"
Kidney Yin deficiency with Empty Heat, Blood Heat or Liver and Gallbladder Fire<\/p>\n","yn_product_pregnancy":"
Contraindicated<\/p>\n","yn_product_herbs":"
angelicae sinensis radix – dang gui, ligusticii rhizoma – chuan xiong, cyperi rhizoma – xiang fu, linderae radix – wu yao, persicae semen – tao ren, carthami flos – hong hua, aucklandiae radix – mu xiang<\/p>\n","yn_product_magisterrecipes":"
Shi Xiao San, Gui Zhi Fu Ling Wan, Wen Jing Tang, Xue Fu Zhu Yu Tang<\/p>\n"},"yoast_head":"\n