Low-smoke moxa roll

Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of technique articles of traditional Chinese medicine moxibustion, in particular to a low smoke moxa stick used by an herbalist doctor in conducting moxibustion on a sufferer. The prior moxa stick has the disadvantages that a large amount of smoke is generated due to burnings of moxa in the process of burning in moxibustion, which affects the surrounding environment and generates smells pungent to human sensor organs. Proper quantities of moxa are selected in the first place and are evenly distributed on a stencil tissue paper with 28 cm by 15 cm; carbonization anthracite powder which has a good gas capability and is ignitable is proportionally added to the moxa; charcoal powder, swell soil, kaolin, and flavor are proportionally added and fully mixed; then two ends of the stencil tissue paper are folded by approximately 6 cm and coiled into strips; and after adhesive closure and low temperature desiccation, a low smoke moxa stick is produced. The weight percentages of the components are as follows: the carbonization anthracite powder: 15 -35 percent, charcoal powder: 15-35 percent; the swell soil: 5-8 percent, the kaolin: 3-5 percent and a tittle flavor.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of technical articles for moxibustion therapy of traditional Chinese medicine, in particular to moxa sticks used by Chinese medicine for moxibustion therapy of patients. Background technique [0002] The main material of moxibustion therapy is moxa, which is processed from mugwort leaves. Use wild mugwort leaves grown in May in the sunny place, air-dried and placed indoors for one year before use. This is called aged mugwort. Take the aged ripe mugwort to remove impurities and thick stems, crush it and sieve it to remove the sharp chips, take the white filaments and grind them into velvet. It is also advisable to grind the new mugwort leaves in the sun several times until they are rotten like cotton and become mugwort. Spread an appropriate amount of moxa evenly on a piece of white cotton paper with a length of 28 cm and a width of 15 cm, fold the two ends of the tissue paper about 6 cm, roll them tightly ...

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[0003] Existing moxa sticks produce a large amount of smoke due to the burning of moxa during the burning process of moxibustion, which affects the surrounding environment, and its smell is relatively irritating to the senses of the human body.

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