Reference; https://mbp-japan.com/jijico/articles/32457/
Modified and translated by CFJA
Acupuncture (AcuMoxa) and Blood Stasis Therapy Can Be Beneficial in Cancer Care
In acupuncture and moxibustion, there is a traditional concept known as “treating mibyo (pre-disease)”, which refers to addressing physical imbalances before a disease is formally diagnosed. For this reason, AcuMoxa treatment is particularly well suited for people who feel unwell but have not yet been diagnosed with a specific illness.
Acupuncture is often helpful for conditions related to mental and emotional stress, while moxibustion is especially effective for physical fatigue and functional disorders of the internal organs.
People in their thirties who feel “somewhat unwell” or not quite at their best are encouraged to consider AcuMoxa or blood stasis therapy.
For those who are not taking medication, many patients find that their condition begins to improve after just a few treatments. Even when medical tests show mild abnormalities in people in their thirties, there is often a high likelihood of returning to good health through lifestyle improvement without relying on medication.
Receiving treatment once a month on a regular basis may help many people maintain a comfortable and healthy condition throughout their thirties without depending on pharmaceuticals.
In recent years, the number of people with cancer who seek acupuncture treatment has been increasing. There are many cases in which patients whose physical strength had declined to the point that intensive cancer therapy was difficult experienced improvements in vitality with AcuMoxa treatment.
Those who are struggling with cancer may wish to consider AcuMoxa treatment (internal–external therapy) as a supportive approach. With consistent treatment two or three times per week, improvement may be expected, particularly when the condition is detected at an earlier stage.
People who continue to feel unwell after drug therapy (internal medical treatment) or surgical procedures (surgical treatment) may also benefit from AcuMoxa treatment and blood stasis therapy, which can influence the function of the internal organs through treatment applied from outside the body. Please consult a nearby acupuncture clinic or a medical facility where a licensed acupuncturist is available.
In addition, exercise and breathing practices are effective for maintaining health and supporting physical conditioning. You may also wish to consult a local yoga studio for guidance.
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Our thirties are often a time when we still feel strong and capable, yet subtle changes may already be taking place in the body. By paying attention to early signs, reviewing daily habits, and taking preventive steps, many future health problems can be avoided.
AcuMoxa treatment, together with proper sleep, balanced nutrition, and moderate exercise, can help maintain the body’s natural balance and vitality. Even when no clear illness is present, caring for the body at this stage of life is an important investment in long-term health.
We encourage you to listen to your body, take time to care for your health, and seek appropriate support when needed.
We hope you will continue to stay well and enjoy a healthy and active life in the years ahead.