Warming mugwort heat applied to specific points to support circulation, digestion, immunity, and reproductive health.
Moxibustion (Moxa) is a warming technique used in Traditional Chinese Medicine for thousands of years — with an even longer history than acupuncture. Gently burning Ai Ye (mugwort) warms specific areas or acupuncture points to promote circulation, relieve pain, and dispel cold.\n\nRegarded as a premier herb for gynecology, moxa is also a valued needle-free option — gentle enough for children.
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Fertility, women's health, pain & digestive care
Dr. Zheng studied Clinical Medicine at Jinan University of Medical Science in Guangzhou, China, then transferred to the Florida College of Integrative Medicine (FCIM), graduating in 2019. He speaks Mandarin, Cantonese, and English.
Pain, women's health, sports medicine & weight
Dr. Chen studied Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine at the Florida College of Integrative Medicine (FCIM), graduating in 2023. Raised in a family that runs a small TCM herbal pharmacy in Taiwan, he blends time-honored herbal knowledge with modern acupuncture. He speaks English, Mandarin, and Taiwanese.
Traditional Chinese Medicine & herbal medicine
Board-certified acupuncturist and herbalist with a lifelong TCM foundation. Raised in Chongqing, China, she is a 49th-generation heir of Sun Simiao's lineage, known for the "Jiu Gong Fei Xing" needle technique. Fluent in English and Mandarin, she also speaks Szechuanese, Hakka, and Cantonese.
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A warming technique using gently burning moxa (mugwort) to stimulate circulation, relieve discomfort, and restore balance to the body.
Moxibustion can be scheduled as a stand-alone service or combined with other therapies for a more comprehensive treatment experience.
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Moxibustion may help if your discomfort worsens with cold, you experience menstrual pain or irregularity, or you'd prefer a warming, needle-free treatment.
Lasting relief from back, neck, shoulder and joint pain, headaches, and sciatica — at the root, without relying on medication.
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Gentle, natural support for hormone balance, menstrual health, and menopause.
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Whole-body support for your fertility journey — preconception care, IVF and IUI support, and natural conception.
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Calm anxiety, ease burnout, and restore emotional equilibrium so you can feel like yourself again.
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Restore deep, restful sleep and recover from fatigue — naturally and without dependency.
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Improve digestion and ease bloating, IBS, and gut imbalance with gentle, whole-body care.
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Strengthen immunity, boost energy, and support whole-body balance and resilience.
Learn more →Answers to common questions about your care and what to expect.
Moxibustion applies gentle, penetrating warmth from smoldering mugwort near specific points. It is used to support circulation and to warm areas that feel cold, stiff, or depleted.
No. The warmth is held at a comfortable distance or used with a barrier, and you should tell your practitioner immediately if it feels too hot at any point.
There can be a distinctive herbal aroma. We ventilate the room and can use smokeless options — just let us know if you are sensitive to smoke or have asthma.
It is often combined with acupuncture for circulation, digestive comfort, and general depletion. Your practitioner will explain why it is being used in your case.
