The Lost Art of Jôsetsu-Hô Moxibustion: Finding Effective Moxa Points with String Measuring

Discover the Lost Art of Jôsetsu-Hô Moxibustion

A masterful exploration of the ancient Japanese technique of jôsetsu-hô, a method for locating moxibustion points using folded string. This easy-to-use handbook, first published in Spanish and now revised, updated, and reordered for clarity and simplicity, is the most comprehensive compilation on the subject to date. In simple steps, it transforms this traditional practice into an accessible and pragmatic art for modern practitioners.

With clear explanations and practical illustrations, the book bridges tradition and innovation. Drawing on the combined expertise and passion of Felip Caudet and Hideo Shinma—son of the renowned moxibustion master Isaburo Fukaya—it honours Fukaya’s legacy while introducing these ancient techniques.

You will learn:

• String measuring techniques to locate effective points.
• Use of the triangle ruler for proportional measuring.
• Accurate palpation to confirm point effectiveness.
• Dosage and recommended number of moxa cones.
• Diseases are organised by system—such as gastroenterology, gynaecology, neurology, pain, and respiratory conditions—making it easy to look up specific ailments, including nine prescriptions for asthma.

Whether you are a seasoned acupuncturist or a curious beginner in East Asian medicine, this guide will deepen your understanding of moxibustion and inspire you to explore the subtle art of finding effective moxa points.

Want a sneak peek? Read a full technique from the book on treating abdominal pain using string measurement:

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