Sensei Acupuncture Beauty & Wellness Center

Sensei Acupuncture Beauty & Wellness Center Sensei provides acupuncture, guasha, cupping, herbal medicine and facial guasha.💕
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Scalp acupuncture targeting stiffneck, shoulder, sleep issues and many more..
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In Traditional Chinese Medicine theory, Qi (pronounced as “Chi”) refers to vital energy and Blood refers to the body’s ...
13/05/2026

In Traditional Chinese Medicine theory, Qi (pronounced as “Chi”) refers to vital energy and Blood refers to the body’s circulatory system, including both physical blood and the energy associated with it.

Certain habits or factors can deplete/drain Qi and Blood, leading to imbalances and potential health issues.

[ Distracted Eating ]
Using mobile phone or watching TV while eating, This will reduce/weaken the secretion of digestive juice in the body and can lead to indigestion. As the spleen and stomach are the source for the production and transformation of qi and blood, heavy burden of the spleen and stomach may depleting our energy and can cause Qi and Blood deficiency.

[ Air-conditioner temperature is too low ]
Our bodies are easily invaded by wind-cold pathogenic factors when we stay in a cold environment for a long time. This may slow down our body’s blood circulation and cause accumulation of cold in the body. It may deplete/drain our Qi and Blood as we need more energy to keep our body warm and nourish our four limbs.

[ Staring at the screen for a long time ]
“Prolong use of eyes impairs the Blood”. In Chinese Medicine theory, eyes are associated with Liver and Liver stores Blood.

[ Too much resting and lack of activities ]
Staying in a single posture for a long time especially the wrong posture can cause the body circulation to be unsmooth. Over time, this habit leads to deficiency of Qi and Blood.

[ Over socializing and over exerting body with busy schedules ]
It is good to chill with friends and family, which relaxing and enlightened. However, oversocializing depletes our energy and leads to deficiency of Qi and Blood.

[ Over-thinking or Over-worries ]
This habit is draining our energy which is Qi and Blood, also harms the Liver as one of the functions of Liver is to store the blood and promote blood circulation.

[ Too much screentime before going to bed ]
“Prolong use of eyes impairs the Blood” whuch harms the Liver as Liver have strong relationship with Qi and Blood. In addition, it affects our sleep quality and also affects our blood circulation and metabolism. Over time, this may cause deficiency of Qi and Blood.

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Buddha's Triangle is a term used to describe three acupuncture points located on the wrist. These points are Shen Men (HT7), Nei Guan (PC6), and Tai Yuan (LU9).

The name Buddha's Triangle comes from the fact that the three acupuncture points that make up the triangle are associated with the heart, pericardium, and lungs. In traditional Chinese medicine, these organs are believed to be closely connected to the emotions, and stimulating these points can help to improve emotional balance and well-being.

It is also thought to be a reference to the fact that the Buddha was known for his calm and peaceful demeanor. It is believed that stimulating these points can help to cultivate a similar state of mind.

- Shen Men (HT7): helps to calm the spirit and mind. Especially good for palpitations, anxiety, nausea with anxiety or panic attack, insomnia, poor memory, depression, disorientation and grief. It greatly helps with heart related emotional issues.

- Nei Guan (PC6): Opens and unbinds the chest, and helpful for chest tightness, angina, palpitations. It is also good for insomnia, nervousness, stress and poor memory. It harmonises and helps to heal the stomach and alleviates nausea, vomiting and clears heat. This point doesn’t just help with digestive issues, but helps with the emotional aspect of the “gut.” The pericardium is technically the outer layer of the heart, and using this point helps to build up or strengthens the hearts protector, which has a beneficial emotional aspect. The pericardium also speaks to how we relate and express ourselves to others in life.

- Tai Yuan (LU9): tonifies the Lungs and transforms phlegm as well as promotes the descending function of the lung. The lung relates to sadness, grief and letting go. Strong lung function brings clarity to the mind and not let us to hold on things that no longer serve us. People with stagnation often have shallow breathing. This acupuncture point helps to relax the nervous system and makes deep breathing easier.

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Excessive Heart Fire 心火旺 refers to a pattern of disharmony where there is an overabundance of Heat energy affecting the ...
12/05/2026

Excessive Heart Fire 心火旺 refers to a pattern of disharmony where there is an overabundance of Heat energy affecting the Heart organ system. The Heart is considered the "emperor" of all organs, governing not only blood circulation but also mental activities, consciousness and emotions. Fire is one of the Five Elements and represents a dynamic and transformative force. Excessive Fire can disrupt the balance within the body.

Characteristics of excessive Heart fire include restlessness, agitation, excessive joy or excitement, irritability, insomnia, vivid dreams, and in severe cases, mania or hysteria. Physical symptoms include red face, feeling of heat or warmth, thirst, dry mouth and throat, mouth ulcers, bitter taste in the mouth, rapid heartbeat, and possibly palpitations.

Chronic stress, anxiety or emotional turmoil can lead to the accumulation of Heat in the Heart. Excessive joy or excitement over time can also contribute. Strong emotional reactions such as anger or frustration that are not properly managed can exacerbate this pattern. Meanwhile, consumption of spicy, greasy, fried foods, excessive alcohol, caffeine,and stimulants can contribute to Heat accumulation. Prolonged exposure to hot weather or environments can also aggravate Heat in the body.

In clinical practice, herbal formulas containing herbs with cooling properties are prescribed to clear Heat from the Heart and calm the Shen (mind), like Xie Xin Tang or Dao Chi San. Certain acupuncture points (Lao Gong, Xin Shu, Shen Men, Tai Chong, etc) and techniques are used to calm the mind and reduce emotional agitation.

Avoid spicy, greasy and overly stimulating foods is recommended. Emphasize cooling and hydrating foods like cucumber, watermelon, mung beans and leafy greens. Green tea can be beneficial for its cooling properties. Practicing stress-reduction techniques such as meditation, Tai Chi or Qi Gong can help calm the mind and regulate emotions. Adequate rest and regular sleep patterns are also important. Minimize or eliminate caffeine, alcohol and recreational drugs as these can exacerbate symptoms of excessive heart fire.

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Huo Xiang Zheng Qi San (藿香正气散) is a herbal formula that used to treat a variety of conditions related to the digestive s...
11/05/2026

Huo Xiang Zheng Qi San (藿香正气散) is a herbal formula that used to treat a variety of conditions related to the digestive system and external pathogenic factors.

Huo Xiang Zheng Qi San (藿香正气散) is primarily used to regulate the digestive system, promote the movement of qi and expel dampness. This formula is believed to be particularly effective in cases where dampness and heat accumulate in the stomach and intestines which are marked by abdominal distension, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and heavy sensation in the body. It also is believed to be effective in heat stroke which is caused by the invasion of external heat and wind that lead to symptoms such as fever, headache, thirst and dry mouth.

Huo Xiang Zheng Qi San (藿香正气散) is a 13-ingredients herbal formula with Huo Xiang(Patchouli 藿香) as the Monarch ingredient, meaning the ingredient exerts the major and leading effects in a formula.

Huo Xiang(Patchouli 藿香) with warm and acrid nature help to promote the movement of qi and expel dampness in the formula.

Zi Su Ye (Perilla Leaf 紫苏叶) regulate the movement of qi, relieve abdominal distension and nausea. It have a cooling and anti-inflammatory effect.

Bai Zhi (Angelica Root 白芷) help to expel wind, relieve pain and with antiviral effect.

Hou Po (Magnolia Bark 厚朴) regulate the movement of qi, relieve distention/fullness in the chest and abdomen. It is also believed to have a drying effect.

Ban Xia (Pinellia Rhizome 半夏) transform phlegm and regulate the movement of qi, it is particularly effective in cases where phlegm and dampness accumulate in the chest and stomach, leading to symptoms such as nausea, vomiting and coughing.

Chen Pi (Tangerine Peel 陈皮) regulate the movement of qi, relieve abdominal distension and bloating. It is also believed to have a drying effect.

Fu Ling (Poria Mushroom 茯苓) promote the elimination of dampness from the body.

Da Fu Pi (Areca Peel 大腹皮) promote movement of qi, descends qi, expels dampness, promote urination and reduce edema.

Jie Geng (Dried Balloon Flower Root 桔梗) help to open lungs, spreads lung qi and expels phlegm.

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Hashimoto’s thyroiditis is an autoimmune condition in which the immune system attacks the thyroid gland, gradually damag...
11/05/2026

Hashimoto’s thyroiditis is an autoimmune condition in which the immune system attacks the thyroid gland, gradually damaging it so the thyroid cannot make enough hormone. In Western medicine, it is the most common cause of hypothyroidism, though some people may briefly have a hyperthyroid phase early on. It is more common in women which often appears in mid-adulthood and is associated with genetic susceptibility and other autoimmune conditions. Common symptoms include fatigue, weight gain, cold intolerance, constipation, dry skin or thinning hair, slowed heart rate, depression, and sometimes a goitre or fullness in the front of the neck.

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In Chinese Medicine theory, heart governs spirit and mind. For individual who has bad sleeping quality, insomnia, or dreamy, he or she often has heart fire. For this issue usually associate with dry mouth and tongue, ulcers, constipation, anger and restlessness.

Most of the important points of heart meridians located near the wrist, which are Shen Men神门 (HT7) , Yin Xi 阴郄(HT6) , Tong Li 通里(HT5). These points are the useful point to calm down the heart, replenishing heart Qi and balance heart Yin. Guasha on these points toward the palm on the forearm helps to clear the heart fire, replenish the heart yin and promote good sleeping quality. Acupuncture on these points will help to induce the heart function too!💓

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