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In TCM, every two hours our circulation will accumulate in one meridian line to recover itself, so if you have a meridian line and organ blocked, then the blood flush back to wake you up.

For example, people who have gallbladder meridian line blocked will always wake up between 11 pm-1 am.


Some people who have gallbladder stones may always wake up at 2:30 pm exactly the same time for a long time before they are diagnosed with gallbladder stones.


11pm-1am Gallbladder time

1am-3am Liver time

3am-5am Lung time


During this summer, the heart makes the heart works hard, people may feel arm sore and very light sleep as well, that from heart energy low.


Normally, every season changes or stress may make some problems for our sleep, which means the meridian line or myofascial line has some blocked, very similar to muscle spasm or temporary adhesion, it can go away itself.

But If you wake up at the exact same time for more than 3 months, you better do something to fix that. Because that means some adhesions or blocks really stay at one point between the myofascial or meridian lines.


Not to scare you, but in some cases, people have found lung or liver cancer they already woke up same time for fully one or two years before they were diagnosed with the problems.

But in the beginning, you only need some needles or some median line massage to correct the wake-up.

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Updated: Aug 1, 2022


It is fun, relaxing, and feels good.


Do you know that you can get a Tui-na Massage or Cupping treatment instead when you have insurance for acupuncture or you don’t like needles?


In Chinese Medicine, you will get the same assessment first ( like pulse check, face reading, tongue check), then you can get needles or tui-na massage or herbs, all the techniques can alternative each other.


So if you have acupuncture insurance and don’t like needles, you can get a needless treatment, a massage, or cupping. It still can help with your different disorders or condition.


There haven’t been many scientific studies published on fire cupping, but the ones that have been published demonstrate the health benefits of cupping. For example, a study published the Journal of Traditional and Complementary Medicine found that fire cupping was beneficial in the treatment of acne, herpes zoster, and chronic pain.

Another study published in PLoS One discovered fire cupping was a safe and effective treatment modality for several diseases and conditions, including acne, facial paralysis, and cervical spondylosis. The British Cupping Society reports that cupping can be used to mitigate:

  • Arthritis

  • Fibromyalgia

  • High blood pressure

  • Migraines

  • Anxiety

  • Depression

  • Allergies

  • Asthma

  • Varicose veins

  • And more!

Although fire cupping is deemed a safe procedure, side effects can still arise. Patients may experience mild discomfort, bruising, burns, and in rare instances, mild infections during and after certain forms of cupping therapy.


Acupuncturist Fei, she practices clinical medicine in China for 3 years, and she has a great passion for acupuncture, and she is special at Traditional Glass Cupping, if you are a cupping lover, you must try this classic style!


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Check with your doctor first, if nothing is wrong. Maybe from too much sugar and fruit.


In Summer, more people get heart uncomfortable, in some cases when getting an abdominal massage or acupuncture for digestion, they feel better.

When sweaty, the body needs quick energy sources like glucose, so you may feel want to eat something sweet.


But we are not in a tropical area, always some chill wind under the tree, also a lot of A/C, Making the sweaty sudden stop, then the sugar stop digestion in the stomach or intestines. And start to bloat, we have limited space in the gut, so you feel your heart being pressed.


There are a famous routine 3 acupuncture points for heart problems, one for the stomach, one for the small intestine, is that interesting?


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