A traditional Chinese medicine ink moxibustion physiotherapy method for dredging turbid toxin

Abstract

This invention discloses a traditional Chinese medicine moxibustion therapy method for clearing and eliminating toxins, relating to the field of meridian regulation and toxin elimination therapy. The method includes the following steps: Step 1: Meridian and acupoint manipulation: Using specific techniques such as acupressure and kneading, the core meridians and acupoints corresponding to the treatment area are pressed to relax the superficial meridians. This moxibustion therapy method for clearing and eliminating toxins, through progressive treatment, achieves a more thorough elimination of toxins: The four-step operation progresses from superficial relaxation to deep detoxification, resulting in a meridian unblocking and toxin elimination effect far superior to single therapy methods, achieving a comprehensive treatment effect. Multiple methods work synergistically, complementing each other's advantages: The combination of manipulation, scraping, warming cupping, and medicated moxibustion organically integrates acupoint opening, scraping to unblock the surface, warming and moxibustion to unblock the meridians, and medicated moxibustion to penetrate the medicine. Each step works synergistically to enhance the efficiency of medicine penetration and the effect of meridian unblocking, achieving the effects of warming and unblocking the meridians, tonifying Yang Qi, dispelling cold and dampness, deep elimination of toxins, promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis, and strengthening the body's foundation.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This invention relates to a physiotherapy method for regulating meridians and eliminating toxins, specifically a traditional Chinese medicine moxibustion physiotherapy method for clearing and eliminating toxins. Background Technology

[0002] Modern people commonly suffer from problems such as prolonged sitting, staying up late, irregular eating habits, invasion of cold and dampness, and emotional imbalance, which can easily lead to deficiency of Yang energy, blockage of meridians, internal accumulation of cold and dampness, and accumulation of metabolic toxins. These symptoms manifest as a sub-healthy state, such as fear of cold, soreness in the neck, shoulders, waist and back, fatigue, poor sleep, weak spleen and stomach, and heaviness in the lower limbs.

[0003] Currently, in the field of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), techniques such as acupressure, kneading, scraping, warm compresses, and medicated plasters are mostly used individually or in simple combinations, primarily targeting single symptoms, such as simple scraping to unblock meridians or simple warm compresses to warm the Yang and dispel cold. However, these existing techniques suffer from problems such as a lack of consistency in operation, an inability to complement the advantages of each therapy, incomplete elimination of toxins, and limited effectiveness in unblocking meridians. Furthermore, existing techniques do not specifically combine techniques, tools, and medications for the purpose of eliminating toxins, resulting in insufficient penetration of the medicine and an inability to achieve a progressive treatment from surface unblocking to deep detoxification. Simultaneously, the operation steps lack standardized design, and the treatment effect is greatly influenced by the operator's experience, leading to poor consistency. Therefore, developing a systematic, standardized, and synergistic TCM therapy method for eliminating toxins is of significant practical importance. Summary of the Invention

[0004] The purpose of this invention is to provide a traditional Chinese medicine moxibustion therapy method for clearing away toxins and turbidities, thereby solving the problems of existing technologies that cannot provide targeted combinations of techniques, tools, and medicinal ink for clearing away toxins and turbidities, resulting in insufficient penetration of the medicinal power and an inability to achieve progressive conditioning from surface clearing to deep detoxification. Furthermore, the existing techniques lack standardized operating procedures, and the conditioning effect is greatly affected by the operator's experience, leading to poor consistency.

[0005] To achieve the above objectives, the present invention provides the following technical solution: a traditional Chinese medicine moxibustion therapy method for clearing away toxins, comprising the following steps:

[0006] Step 1: Meridian and Acupoint Massage: Using specific techniques such as pressing and kneading, press the core meridians and acupoints of the corresponding treatment areas of the body to achieve relaxation of the superficial meridians;

[0007] Step 2, Meridian scraping to remove blood stasis: Use a scraping board to scrape along the meridians being treated from top to bottom in one direction, and expel the turbid toxins and blood stasis in the surface meridians through the appearance of petechiae;

[0008] Step 3: Apply warm compress with a heat-inducing cup to promote blood circulation in the meridians. Heat the cup to 45-50℃ and apply it in a circular motion to the acupoints and meridians after scraping to promote local blood circulation.

[0009] Step Four: Applying Special Medicated Ink to Detoxify and Purify the Body: Apply the specially prepared medicated ink evenly to the treated area after the warm compress. Utilizing the ink's ability to guide the medicine into the meridians and its penetrating power, the effective ingredients in the ink directly reach the affected area, expelling toxins from deep within the body. This special medicated ink is made from raw materials including pine soot ink, tourmaline powder, processed aconite root, processed strychnos nux-vomica, burnet root, corydalis rhizome, notoginseng, angelica root, safflower, chuanxiong rhizome, saposhnikovia root, gastrodia rhizome, frankincense, earthworm, epimedium, cornus officinalis, ganoderma lucidum, astragalus root, clematis root, psoralea corylifolia, drynaria rhizome, eucommia bark, morinda root, artificial musk, wintergreen oil, borneol, cosmetic wax, and petroleum jelly.

[0010] Furthermore, in the meridian acupoint manipulation therapy, the pressure should be applied with the fingertips until the acupoint feels sore and distended, and the kneading should be performed sequentially along the meridian, with each operation lasting 5-10 minutes.

[0011] Furthermore, in the meridian scraping to clear blockages, the scraping force should be such that the skin can produce petechiae and the pain is within a tolerable range. The focus should be on scraping the areas of meridian blockage, and each scraping session should last 3-5 minutes.

[0012] Furthermore, in the warming and astringent treatment of the Fuyang jar, the warming speed is 2-3 centimeters per second, and each part is warmed for 2-3 minutes.

[0013] Furthermore, in the process of applying the special medicinal ink patch for drug penetration and detoxification, the thickness of the medicinal ink is controlled at 2-3mm, and it is kept for 20-30 minutes after application.

[0014] Furthermore, the special ink is prepared from the following raw materials in parts by weight:

[0015] 30-50 parts pine soot ink, 5-15 parts tourmaline powder, 5-10 parts processed aconite root, 5-10 parts processed strychnos nux-vomica, 5-10 parts burnet root, 3-5 parts corydalis rhizome, 2-5 parts notoginseng, 5-10 parts angelica root, 5-10 parts safflower, 1-2 parts chuanxiong rhizome, 5-10 parts saposhnikovia root, 5-8 parts gastrodia rhizome, 1-2 parts frankincense, 1-2 parts earthworm, 1-5 parts epimedium, 1-2 parts cornus fruit, 1-2 parts ganoderma lucidum, 2-5 parts astragalus root, 1-5 parts clematis root, 1-2 parts psoralea fruit, 2-3 parts drynaria rhizome, 3-5 parts eucommia bark, 1-2 parts morinda root, 2-5 parts artificial musk, 2-3 parts wintergreen oil, 1-2 parts borneol, 1-2 parts beauty wax, and 5-10 parts petroleum jelly.

[0016] The preparation method involves pulverizing the above-mentioned tourmaline powder, processed aconite root, processed strychnos nux-vomica, burnet root, corydalis rhizome, notoginseng root, angelica root, safflower, chuanxiong rhizome, saposhnikovia root, gastrodia rhizome, frankincense, earthworm, epimedium, cornus fruit, ganoderma lucidum, astragalus root, clematis root, psoralea fruit, drynaria rhizome, eucommia bark, morinda root, artificial musk, wintergreen oil, borneol, and cosmetic wax into a fine powder of 200-300 mesh, and mixing it evenly with pine soot ink powder; heating petroleum jelly to 60-70℃ to melt it, using it as a matrix; slowly adding the mixed powder to the matrix, stirring evenly to form a paste, and cooling it to obtain the aforementioned detoxifying medicinal ink.

[0017] Furthermore, the operation time of each step can be adjusted: for those with a cold constitution, the warming time of the yang-supporting cup should be extended to 4-5 minutes and the scraping time should be shortened to 2-3 minutes; for those with a damp-heat constitution, the scraping time should be extended to 5-6 minutes and the medicated ink application time should be reduced to 15-20 minutes.

[0018] Furthermore, the core meridians and acupoints include the Ren and Du meridians, the spleen meridian, the stomach meridian, and other related acupoints, with different combinations of meridians and acupoints selected for different symptoms.

[0019] Moxibustion at Dazhui

[0020] Dazhui is the meeting point of the Du meridian and all Yang meridians. Moxibustion at Dazhui can promote the flow of Yang, relieve exterior cold, eliminate turbidity and dampness, enhance the body's Yang energy, strengthen resistance, clear the meridians of the neck and shoulders, relieve stiffness and soreness, and promote the elimination of cold, dampness and turbidity toxins from the upper burner.

[0021] Moxibustion at the Mingmen point

[0022] The Mingmen point is the root of vital energy and the location of kidney yang. Moxibustion at the Mingmen point can warm and tonify kidney yang, strengthen the waist and spine, consolidate the foundation and nourish the source, warm and unblock the deep meridians of the waist, expel cold and dampness blockages in the waist and kidneys, and improve symptoms such as soreness and weakness of the waist and knees, fear of cold and cold limbs, lethargy, and deficiency and coldness of the lower abdomen.

[0023] Moxibustion at Shenque

[0024] Shenque is an important acupoint on the Ren meridian and the foundation of innate constitution. Moxibustion at Shenque can warm the middle jiao and dispel cold, strengthen the spleen and remove dampness, clear the bowels and eliminate turbidity. It warms and unblocks the spleen and stomach in the middle jiao, promotes the expulsion of turbid qi, stagnation and dampness in the intestines, harmonizes the qi and blood of the Ren meridian, and improves spleen and stomach deficiency and cold, abdominal distension and loose stools, cold and dampness in the uterus, and physical weakness and fatigue.

[0025] Moxibustion at Weizhong

[0026] Weizhong is the He-Sea point of the Bladder Meridian of Foot Taiyang, and it is an important channel for the body to expel turbidity. Moxibustion at Weizhong can dredge the Bladder Meridian, expel dampness and turbidity, promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis, strengthen the waist and relieve pain, alleviate back pain, heaviness and numbness in the lower limbs, and promote the metabolism of body fluids and the excretion of turbidity and toxins.

[0027] Moxibustion on Yongquan point

[0028] Yongquan is the Jing-Well point of the Kidney Meridian of Foot-Shaoyin, and a key acupoint for expelling turbidity from the lower jiao. Moxibustion on Yongquan can guide fire back to its source, tonify the kidney and strengthen the foundation, calm the mind and aid sleep, dispel dampness and turbidity, guide deficient fire downward, warm and unblock the Kidney Meridian, expel cold dampness and stasis toxins from the lower limbs, and improve insomnia, dreaminess, cold hands and feet, lower limb edema, fatigue and weakness.

[0029] Compared with existing technologies, the traditional Chinese medicine moxibustion therapy method for clearing away toxins provided by this invention has the following beneficial effects:

[0030] Progressive conditioning for more thorough detoxification: The four-step operation progresses from surface relaxation to deep detoxification, and the effect of meridian unblocking and detoxification is far superior to that of single physical therapy methods, achieving a conditioning effect that addresses both the symptoms and the root cause.

[0031] Multiple methods work together to complement each other's strengths: The techniques, scraping, warm compresses, and medicinal ink are organically combined. The techniques open acupoints, scraping relieves external symptoms, warm compresses unblock meridians, and medicinal ink penetrates the meridians. Each link works together to improve the efficiency of medicinal penetration and the effect of meridian unblocking.

[0032] Standardized operation, stable results: The operation techniques, intensity, time, and equipment parameters of each step are all standardized to reduce reliance on the operator's experience and ensure consistent treatment results in different scenarios.

[0033] Gentle conditioning with wide applicability: The operation process is painless, and the warming effect combined with the penetration of medicinal ink is non-irritating to the body. It is suitable for conditioning various physical discomfort symptoms caused by meridian blockage and internal accumulation of turbid toxins.

[0034] Through the warm penetration, absorption and elimination of turbidity and the meridian activation effects of moxibustion, the Du meridian, Ren meridian, Bladder meridian and Kidney meridian are unblocked as a whole, so as to achieve systemic conditioning of raising Yang in the upper Jiao, warming and transforming in the middle Jiao and eliminating turbidity in the lower Jiao.

[0035] It strengthens deep detoxification, dispels cold and dampness, and promotes blood circulation to improve the internal accumulation of cold and dampness and the buildup of turbid toxins, and relieves sub-health problems such as neck, shoulder, waist and back pain, heaviness in the lower limbs, fatigue and weakness, and poor sleep. Attached Figure Description

[0036] To more clearly illustrate the technical solutions in the embodiments of this application or the prior art, the drawings used in the embodiments will be briefly introduced below. Obviously, the drawings described below are only some embodiments recorded in this invention. For those skilled in the art, other drawings can be obtained based on these drawings.

[0037] Figure 1 This is a flowchart of a traditional Chinese medicine moxibustion therapy method for clearing away toxins, as described in this invention. Detailed Implementation

[0038] To enable those skilled in the art to better understand the technical solution of the present invention, the present invention will be further described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

[0039] Example 1

[0040] Patient's condition: Mr. Li, male, 45 years old, suffers from stiffness and pain in his neck and shoulders due to long hours of desk work, accompanied by mild dizziness.

[0041] Physiotherapy steps:

[0042] Step 1: Meridian and Acupoint Massage: Focus on pressing the Mingmen, Dazhui, and Weizhong acupoints using acupressure and kneading techniques. Each session lasts 8 minutes to relax the surface meridians.

[0043] Step 2: Meridian scraping to remove blood stasis: Scrape along the bladder meridian and gallbladder meridian from top to bottom in one direction, focusing on the shoulder and neck area. Scrape for 4 minutes each time until the skin shows petechiae.

[0044] Step 3: Apply warm compress with a 48°C jar to the acupoints and key points of the meridians after scraping. Apply the warm compress for 2.5 minutes to each point.

[0045] Step 4: Apply special medicinal ink to the neck and shoulders area after warm compressing. The ink should be 2.5mm thick. Leave it on for 25 minutes after application.

[0046] Results: After one course of treatment (10 sessions), Mr. Li's stiff neck and shoulder pain symptoms were significantly relieved, and his dizziness disappeared.

[0047] Example 2

[0048] Patient information: Ms. Zhang, female, 32 years old, postpartum weakness, aversion to cold and cold limbs, accompanied by mild constipation.

[0049] Physiotherapy steps (for those with a cold constitution):

[0050] Step 1: Meridian and acupoint manipulation therapy: Focus on pressing the Dazhui, Mingmen, and Yongquan acupoints, using gentle pressing and kneading techniques, for 7 minutes each time.

[0051] Step 2: Meridian scraping to remove blood stasis: Scrape along the Ren and Spleen meridians from top to bottom in one direction for 3 minutes each time, with gentle pressure.

[0052] Step 3: Apply warm compress with a 50°C jar to the acupoints and key points of the meridians after scraping. Apply the warm compress for 4 minutes to each point.

[0053] Step 4: Apply special medicinal ink to the abdomen and lower limbs after warm compressing. The ink should be 2mm thick and left on for 30 minutes.

[0054] Results: After one course of treatment (8 sessions), Mr. Zhang's symptoms of cold limbs and aversion to cold were significantly improved, and his constipation was resolved.

[0055] Example 3

[0056] Patient's condition: Mr. Wang, male, 28 years old, suffers from dull complexion and fatigue due to long-term sleep deprivation, accompanied by mild acne.

[0057] Therapeutic steps (for adjusting damp-heat constitution):

[0058] Step 1: Meridian and acupoint manipulation therapy: Focus on pressing acupoints such as Hegu, Quchi, and Neiting, using pressing and kneading techniques, each session lasting 6 minutes.

[0059] Step 2: Meridian scraping to clear blockages: Scrape along the Large Intestine Meridian and Stomach Meridian from top to bottom in one direction for 5 minutes each time, with moderate pressure.

[0060] Step 3: Apply warm compress with a 46°C jar to the acupoints and key points of the meridians after scraping. Apply the warm compress for 2 minutes to each point.

[0061] Step 4: Apply special medicinal ink to the face and back after warm compress to remove toxins and penetrate the skin. Apply the special medicinal ink evenly (the ingredients of the ink are slightly adjusted according to the proportions of acne) to the face and back. The ink should be 3mm thick and left on for 20 minutes after application.

[0062] Results: After one course of treatment (12 sessions), Mr. Wang's symptoms of dull complexion and fatigue improved significantly, and his acne decreased.

[0063] Comparison of existing technical solutions Detailed Implementation

[0064] Acupressure and kneading techniques:

[0065] Procedure: Based on the client's symptoms, the therapist selects the corresponding meridians and acupoints. For example, for neck and shoulder pain, acupoints such as Fengchi (GB20) and Jianjing (GB21) are selected. Acupressure and kneading techniques are used to relax the affected area. Acupressure is applied using the fingertips, with the pressure adjusted according to the client's sensation, until a feeling of soreness and distension is felt at the acupoint. Kneading is performed sequentially along the meridian pathways. The duration of each session is determined based on the therapist's experience and the client's response, generally ranging from 5 to 15 minutes.

[0066] Problems: The operation lacks continuity, only targeting a single symptom for local treatment, without forming a systematic step design, and cannot achieve progressive treatment from the surface to the depths.

[0067] Gua Sha therapy:

[0068] Procedure: Using a gua sha board, apply an appropriate amount of lubricant (such as gua sha oil) and scrape in one direction from top to bottom along the meridians. The scraping pressure is adjusted according to the customer's constitution and tolerance, aiming to produce petechiae (redness, purplish spots) on the skin without significant pain. The scraping time for each session is determined based on the treatment area and the customer's reaction, generally ranging from 3 to 10 minutes.

[0069] Problems: The treatment only removes toxins and blockages from the surface meridians through petechiae, without combining it with other methods such as manual therapy, warm compresses, and medicated ink. As a result, the removal of toxins is incomplete, and the effect of unblocking the meridians is limited.

[0070] Warm compress therapy:

[0071] Procedure: Use a warming tool (such as a moxibustion jar or warming pack) to heat to a suitable temperature (generally 40-60℃), and apply it to the area requiring treatment using a circular or reciprocating motion. The speed and duration of the warming are determined based on the customer's experience and the therapist's expertise; the warming time for each area is generally 2-5 minutes.

[0072] Problems: When used alone, although the warming effect can promote local blood circulation, it lacks targeted combination with techniques such as massage, scraping, and medicated ink, and cannot effectively clear deep meridian blockages or allow the medicine to penetrate effectively.

[0073] Medicated ink plaster therapy:

[0074] Procedure: Based on the customer's symptoms, select the appropriate medicated ink formula, prepare the ink into a patch of appropriate thickness, and apply it to the area requiring treatment. The thickness of the medicated ink and the application time are determined based on the customer's constitution and the therapist's experience, generally 1-5mm thick, with an application time ranging from 15-60 minutes.

[0075] Problems: The composition and application time of the medicated ink lack standardized design, and the penetration effect of the medicine is greatly affected by the operator's experience; moreover, when used alone, it cannot form a synergistic effect with techniques such as massage, scraping, and warming, and the effect of expelling toxins from the body from deep layers is limited.

[0076] The effects of a traditional Chinese medicine moxibustion therapy method for clearing away toxins and turbidity from Examples 1 to 3 were compared with those of a control group, and the results are shown in the table below:

[0077]

[0078] As shown in the table above, Examples 1 to 3, through a four-step standardized operating procedure, organically combined manipulation, scraping, warm compresses, and medicated ink, achieving comprehensive conditioning from the surface to the deep layers. This resulted in more thorough elimination of toxins and significantly better meridian unblocking effects compared to the control example. Furthermore, each example was individually adjusted for different constitutions and symptoms, maintaining the standardized framework while enhancing the targetedness and effectiveness of the conditioning. Compared to the control example, the standardized operating steps of the examples were highly specialized, reducing reliance on the operator's experience and ensuring consistent conditioning effects across different scenarios. In addition, the operation process of the examples was gentle, without significant pain, widely applicable, and resulted in high customer satisfaction and steady business growth, demonstrating significant economic and social benefits.

[0079] Application examples

[0080] Application scenario: A traditional Chinese medicine physiotherapy center has introduced the traditional Chinese medicine ink moxibustion physiotherapy method of the present invention to detoxify and eliminate turbidity, providing customers with personalized physiotherapy services.

[0081] Implementation process:

[0082] Customer assessment: The customer's constitution is assessed through the TCM constitution identification system to determine their constitution type (such as cold constitution, damp-heat constitution, etc.).

[0083] Personalized physiotherapy plan development: Based on the customer's physical condition assessment results and specific symptoms, a personalized physiotherapy plan is developed, including physiotherapy steps, operation duration, and medicinal ink ingredients.

[0084] Physiotherapy Implementation: In accordance with the established physiotherapy plan, professional physiotherapists will perform traditional Chinese medicine moxibustion therapy to detoxify and eliminate toxins for the customer.

[0085] Results tracking and feedback: During and after physiotherapy, the improvement of the customer's symptoms is tracked and recorded, and the physiotherapy plan is adjusted based on the feedback.

[0086] Application Results: By introducing the detoxifying and purging TCM moxibustion therapy method of this invention, the customer satisfaction of this TCM therapy center has significantly improved, customer return rate has increased, and business volume has steadily grown. At the same time, the standardized operating procedures of this method have reduced reliance on the therapist's experience and improved the consistency of therapy effects.

[0087] The foregoing has only described certain exemplary embodiments of the present invention by way of illustration. Undoubtedly, those skilled in the art can modify the described embodiments in various ways without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention. Therefore, the foregoing drawings and descriptions are illustrative in nature and should not be construed as limiting the scope of protection of the claims of the present invention.

Claims

1. A traditional Chinese medicine moxibustion therapy method for clearing away toxins and impurities, characterized in that... Includes the following steps: Step 1: Meridian and Acupoint Massage: Use acupressure and kneading techniques to press the meridians and acupoints corresponding to the treatment area on the body; Step 2, Meridian scraping to remove blood stasis: Use a scraping board to scrape along the meridians being treated from top to bottom in one direction, and expel the turbid toxins and blood stasis in the surface meridians through the appearance of petechiae; Step 3: Apply warm compresses to the acupoints and meridians after scraping with a warm compress using a 45-50℃ fuyang jar. Step 4: Applying Special Medicated Ink to Detoxify and Purify the Treatment Area: Apply a specially prepared medicated ink to the treated area after the warm compress. The special medicated ink is made from pine soot ink, tourmaline powder, processed aconite root, processed strychnos nux-vomica, burnet root, corydalis rhizome, notoginseng, angelica root, safflower, chuanxiong rhizome, saposhnikovia root, gastrodia rhizome, frankincense, earthworm, epimedium, cornus officinalis, ganoderma lucidum, astragalus root, clematis root, psoralea corylifolia, drynaria rhizome, eucommia bark, morinda root, artificial musk, wintergreen oil, borneol, cosmetic wax, and petroleum jelly.

2. The traditional Chinese medicine moxibustion therapy method for clearing away toxins and turbidity as described in claim 1, characterized in that, In the meridian and acupoint manipulation therapy, the pressure is applied to the acupoints with the fingertips, and the massage is performed sequentially along the meridian. Each operation lasts 5-10 minutes.

3. The traditional Chinese medicine moxibustion therapy method for clearing away toxins and turbidity as described in claim 1, characterized in that, In the meridian scraping therapy for clearing blockages, the scraping force should be such that the skin can produce petechiae and feel pain. Scrape the blocked areas of the meridians for 3-5 minutes each time.

4. The traditional Chinese medicine moxibustion therapy method for clearing away toxins and turbidity as described in claim 1, characterized in that, During the warming and astringent treatment of the Fuyang jar, the warming speed is 2-3 centimeters per second, and each part is warmed for 2-3 minutes.

5. The traditional Chinese medicine moxibustion therapy method for clearing away toxins and turbidity as described in claim 1, characterized in that, In the aforementioned special medicinal ink application for penetrating medicine and detoxification, the thickness of the medicinal ink is controlled at 2-3mm, and it is kept for 20-30 minutes after application.

6. The traditional Chinese medicine moxibustion therapy method for clearing away toxins and turbidity as described in claim 1, characterized in that, The special ink is prepared from the following raw materials in parts by weight: Pine soot ink 30-50 parts, tourmaline powder 5-15 parts, processed aconite 5-10 parts, processed strychnos nux-vomica 5-10 parts, burnet root 5-10 parts, corydalis rhizome 3-5 parts, notoginseng 2-5 parts, angelica root 5-10 parts, safflower 5-10 parts, chuanxiong rhizome 1-2 parts, saposhnikovia root 5-10 parts, gastrodia rhizome 5-8 parts, frankincense 1-2 parts, earthworm 1-2 parts, epimedium 1-5 parts, cornus fruit 1-2 parts, ganoderma lucidum 1-2 parts, astragalus root 2-5 parts, clematis root 1-5 parts, psoralea fruit 1-2 parts, drynaria rhizome 2-3 parts, eucommia bark 3-5 parts, morinda root 1-2 parts, artificial musk 2-5 parts, wintergreen oil 2-3 parts, borneol 1-2 parts, beauty wax 1-2 parts, petroleum jelly 5-10 parts; The preparation method involves pulverizing the above-mentioned tourmaline powder, processed aconite root, processed strychnos nux-vomica, burnet root, corydalis rhizome, notoginseng root, angelica root, safflower, chuanxiong rhizome, saposhnikovia root, gastrodia rhizome, frankincense, earthworm, epimedium, cornus fruit, ganoderma lucidum, astragalus root, clematis root, psoralea fruit, drynaria rhizome, eucommia bark, morinda root, artificial musk, wintergreen oil, borneol, and cosmetic wax into a fine powder of 200-300 mesh, and mixing it evenly with pine soot ink powder; heating vat to 60-70℃ to melt it, using it as a matrix; slowly adding the mixed powder to the matrix, stirring evenly to form a paste, and cooling it to obtain the aforementioned detoxifying medicinal ink.

7. The traditional Chinese medicine moxibustion therapy method for clearing away toxins and turbidity as described in claim 1, characterized in that, The operation time for each step can be adjusted: for those with a cold constitution, extend the warming time of the yang-tonifying cup to 4-5 minutes and shorten the scraping time to 2-3 minutes; for those with a damp-heat constitution, extend the scraping time to 5-6 minutes and reduce the application time of the medicated ink to 15-20 minutes.

8. The traditional Chinese medicine moxibustion therapy method for clearing away toxins and turbidity as described in claim 1, characterized in that, The acupoints include Dazhui, Mingmen, Shenque, Weizhong, and Yongquan.

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