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Kropps- former av Bian Stone / Sauna
Kropps- former av Bian Stone / Sauna
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En fantastisk kropps former laget av Bian Sten som løser opp alt! Stenen har fantastiske egenskaper i seg selv da det hevdes at den har infra røde egenskaper. Her hos oss, bruker vi den i badstuen for massasje og for å løse opp "slagg" og bindevevet -facia på engelsk. Den kan også brukes utenom badstuen. Dette er en annen måte å løse opp bindevevet på med mekanisk trykk, hvor man gnir den på huden. i Yin Yoga, strekker vi bindevevet. Kan brukes på hele kroppen, også behagelig på hode/nakke.
Viktig! Husk at dette er en sten som må behandles med forsiktighet, da den kan knekke/knekker.
Bian stones are pointed stones that were historically used in traditional Chinese medicine. They are generally considered to be a precursor to acupuncture, utilizing heated pointed stones rather than acupuncture needles in the treatment of back and neck pain. The stones are made from a variety of materials found along the river Si region of Shandong, China.[1]
History
Bian stone therapy[2] is one of humanity's oldest medical practices. The Bian-stone technique refers to the use of stone-based equipment to perform massaging, heating, and other operations. The devices are called bian stone tools. Bian-stone includes both the bian-stone technique and the tool. When used in medical institutions for therapeutic purposes, it is referred to as Bian-stone treatment.
Before acupuncture and moxibustion appeared, ancient Chinese people selected certain kinds of stone and ground it into a therapeutic tool that featured a sharp tip or an edge. Such shapes allowed the stone to be applied to the human body in different ways. The puncturing and pressing methods eventually evolved into acupuncture, while the heated-stone application evolved into moxibustion. A classic book notes that bian-stone treatment originated in the east of China, but moxibustion came from the North, where people had to warm themselves by fire.[3]
Known by three names - Needle Stone, Arrow-headed Stone, and Bian Stone - these stones were used in primitive society as a special medicinal tool. Excavations of New Stone Age ruins in Asia recovered multiple Bian-stone needles of varying lengths from multiple locations. The recovered stone needles have different ends for different procedures, including blood-letting, qi (energy) regulation, and incising.[3]
This technique disappeared during the Han Dynasty,[4] due to the introduction and use of iron.[3] The source of the material for making Bian-stone has been identified as Sibin Floating Stone. Bian stone appliances have since been devised and developed and therapeutic techniques explored.
Bian-stone is the first technique among the four major ancient medical practices of the “Yellow Emperor” (they are: Bian-stone, Acupuncture, moxibustion, herbs/drugs.)[5]
