Crescent Moon Acupuncture LLC

Crescent Moon Acupuncture LLC Crescent Moon Acupuncture LLC

Please call Mona at 218-370-9283 for appointments. The primary treatments are acupuncture and Chinese herbs.

Our clinic offers Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) diagnosis and treatment for clients seeking alternative/integrative health care. TCM also employs tuina massage, cupping, dietary and lifestyle consultations, qi gong healing and other minimally invasive therapies. We are only accepting patients that have been fully vaccinated

Our clinic has no pre-set hours during which it is open.Treatments and consultations are by appointment only. Please call Mona at 218-370-9283 for more information.

12/26/2022

Hello, my dear friends,

Today, I want to share with you the important relationship your feet have with your kidney energy.

Kidney energy is associated with the bottom of the feet.

So if you get cold feet that hurts the kidney energy and you are more likely to get sick.

Also, when springtime comes you won’t have enough energy to grow and get the most of spring activities. Keeping your feet warm and protected is most important in winter.

I want to share with you a few simple exercises to strengthen and protect your feet.

👉Massaging bottom of feet ‘bubbling spring’ point (left side of picture) Massage the bottom of your foot (where the lines meet) You can do these as often as you like. Try to do them once or twice a day.

👉 Massaging the arches of your feet. Massage along the edge of the bone, starting from the base of your big toe and moving to the end of the bone. Continuously pushing the energy from the base of your big toe along your arches. (This is good for those that are on their feet a lot)

Massaging your feet is very good for your kidney energy. You can massage the entire foot. That is very helpful but please be sure to focus on the Bubbling Spring point on the bottom of your foot and the arch.
(shown in picture)

These areas are the most beneficial to massage.

When you massage your feet always start with the left foot then do the right foot. Starting with the left helps you relax and sends a message to your brain to start releasing the body’s natural feel good hormone.

The other important thing to remember when massaging your feet or any part of the body is to first call upon your master’s energy, focus on your heart and see that love energy flowing through your hands into the area you are massaging.

This makes your massage so much more powerful.
Remember, love is the most powerful form of healing energy.

Many Blessings,
Chunyi Lin

Diagnosis of eyes in Traditional Chinese medicine...
12/24/2020

Diagnosis of eyes in Traditional Chinese medicine...

The eyes reflect the essence of the organs & the mind (Shen) in TCM. 👀
Dull-clouded eyes: mind & essence are disturbed or weak.
- Red inner corner: HT Fire
- Red sclera: LU Heat
- Swollen upper lid: damp in SP
- Yellow sclera: damp-heat
- Whole eye red, painful, swollen: LV fire or wind-heat
- Pale dull sclera: blood def.
- Swelling or black circle under eye: KD def.

Place your hand over these areas or apply gentle pressure to these points. Spend more time on those areas where there is...
12/12/2020

Place your hand over these areas or apply gentle pressure to these points. Spend more time on those areas where there is tenderness or soreness.

The Front-Mu Points in acupuncture are all located in the front of the body (the trunk) and are where Qi gathers. They are used to treat each organ's disorders.
- Lu 1: Lung disorders
- Ren 17: Pericardium disorders
- Ren 14: Heart disorders
- Lv 14: Liver disorders
- Gb 24: Gallbladder disorders
- Lv 13: Spleen disorders
- Gb 25: Kidneys disorders
- Ren 12 Stomach disorders
- Ren 5: San Jiao disorders
- St 25: Large Intestine disorders
- Ren 4: Small Intestine disorders
- Ren 3: Urinary Bladder disorders

If you like this graphic, check out my AcuPoints Made Easy (an illustrated guide for acupuncture points) here: https://bit.ly/2XdY4Zs

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05/30/2020

If you've never had acupuncture (and even if you have), these beautiful images may give you an idea of what happens in the privacy of a treatment room.

The collaboration of photographer Autumn Stankay and acupuncturist Emily Andrews melds modern art with healing art through a series of photographs representing the ancient medicine of acupuncture in the modern world.

Immune Boost Qigong routines stimulate the function of the Lungs and activate the Yang Qi in order to circulate the Wei ...
04/10/2020

Immune Boost Qigong routines stimulate the function of the Lungs and activate the Yang Qi in order to circulate the Wei Qi (defensive Qi). Performing these self-healing routines enable you to administer your own "Qigong Flu Shot" for defensive help in the upcoming cold & flu season.

Immune Boost Qigong routines stimulate the function of the Lungs and activate the Yang Qi in order to circulate the Wei Qi (defensive Qi). Performing these s...

03/25/2020

This head to toe routine is a great warm-up before your Qigong/Tai Chi practice.

03/25/2020

Maintaining the health of eyes, ears, nose, mouth, taste, digestion, is so important for emotional and physical well-being. These simple exercises can be practiced daily for greatest benefit.

03/25/2020

For folks that requested the Sensory Healing and Joint Opening Qigong exercises, here they are...

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