T/WFCMS SCM23-2019 Thermal stimulation technique operation specifications

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Scope: This document specifies the terms and definitions of heat-sensitive moxibustion, preparation before moxibustion, operation methods and procedures, indications, precautions, and other content. This document is applicable to the operation of heat-sensitive moxibustion techniques; Main technical content: Heat-sensitive moxibustion uses moxa heat to moxibustion on heat-sensitive acupoints, and through specific techniques, it stimulates the transmission of heat, expansion of heat, and heat conduction of meridian qi, thereby achieving the delivery of qi to the diseased area and applying individualized saturated desensitizing moxibustion doses to significantly improve the therapeutic effect. Heat-sensitive moxibustion originates from classical theories, is based on clinical practice, and combines innovation. It is the result of more than 30 years of scientific research led by Professor Chen Rixin and his research team. It is an innovative technology with independent intellectual property rights, which is non-invasive, safe, and easily accepted by patients. Currently, there are 8 published monographs on heat-sensitive moxibustion, including 1 in English and 3 in Japanese; and 208 published papers, with 25 in SCI journals. In 2015, the project "Establishment and Promotion of Heat-Sensitive Moxibustion Technology" won the Second Prize of the National Science and Technology Progress Award of the People's Republic of China. Currently, heat-sensitive moxibustion techniques are widely used in more than 20 countries and regions and about 500 hospitals to treat spinal joint and muscle diseases, functional gastrointestinal diseases, male prostate diseases, female uterine cold diseases, allergic diseases, skin itching, and sub-health conditions, with significant clinical efficacy. In recent years, more than 20 acupuncturists in various countries have received training in heat-sensitive moxibustion techniques. To further promote the dissemination of heat-sensitive moxibusti

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