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Cupping in the news!	Moxa Products Select product category below: Indirect Ibuki, and Stick-on Moxa Products Sook Moxa and Odor absorbers Loose Moxa and Moxa accessories Moxa Rolls, Smokeless Moxa Rolls and Extinguishers Needle Moxa, Incense, Needle Caps and Scoops Tiger Warmer (thermie), Rolling Lion Warmer and Hand Power Products Caution should be taken when using all moxa products. Direct moxa, indirect moxa and needle moxa should be administered and used under the direction or supervision of a qualified practitioner. You should never leave a patient unattended during any moxa use. Do not use moxa on soft skin, the face or any other regions with sensitive skin. Do not use moxa on infants or small children. Do not use moxa on patients or individuals that cannot feel pain or heat. Moxibustion is the application of heat to a specific area or point on the body. Along with acupuncture needles, moxibustion has become an integral part of the Oriental system of medicine. The term moxibustion derives from the Japanese "Moe Kusa", meaning "burning herb".
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D-U-N-S® Number 828719521

Blue Moon Health Source
Take care of yourself Everyday! Not just once in a Blue Moon.

Local: 617.840.3545 Mon-Fri 9-5 EST
Toll Free: 877.309.8383

Cupping in the news!

Moxa Products

Select product category below:

Indirect Ibuki, and Stick-on Moxa Products

Sook Moxa and Odor absorbers

Loose Moxa and Moxa accessories

Moxa Rolls, Smokeless Moxa Rolls and Extinguishers

Needle Moxa, Incense, Needle Caps and Scoops

Tiger Warmer (thermie), Rolling Lion Warmer and Hand Power Products

Caution should be taken when using all moxa products. Direct moxa, indirect moxa and needle moxa should be administered and used under the direction or supervision of a qualified practitioner. You should never leave a patient unattended during any moxa use. Do not use moxa on soft skin, the face or any other regions with sensitive skin. Do not use moxa on infants or small children. Do not use moxa on patients or individuals that cannot feel pain or heat.

Moxibustion is the application of heat to a specific area or point on the body. Along with acupuncture needles, moxibustion has become an integral part of the Oriental system of medicine. The term moxibustion derives from the Japanese "Moe Kusa", meaning "burning herb".