Bloodletting

[@corneliushfc4370]

So many people now have too much iron in the nosy and this is a great way to help with that .

[@yourthoughtssuck]

Isn't concentration of iron a factor of amount of iron per volume of blood? Wouldn't removing blood along with the iron maintain the same concentration of (mole Fe)/(L blood) thus not really doing anything?

[@nickibrower]

This was awesome! Thank you so much for the thorough explanations!

[@yoannbirling3844]

Glad you liked it, thank you for watching

[@Kingsplifff]

Bro thanks for this will be much use and bro i enjoyed watching this proscess gave me goose bumps very gentle and smooth watching this

[@psychedlicsouljam1995]

congrats he made a wound watched the blood coagulate and call it "making the blood better" go back to school

[@frensunited3748]

Phenomenal. I've read some about the effectiveness of this practice. Wish it wasn't stigmatized in the West.

[@ldoegaming8715]

We do it here in the Philippines to get the rabies out of a patient's body especially if it is actually in a worse condition. Even to get the venom out of your body if biten by a snake. wet cupping is really effective if used correctly, but still do it with sanitation to prevent infection. If blood comes out of your body your blood pressure lessens and you feel sleepy and tired. That's why it is used to maintain blood pressure in your body.

[@DeAtHaToMiC88]

But it doesn't work.

[@yoannbirling3844]

Very interesting. Thank you for sharing your experience.

[@chriswa7840]

@@DeAtHaToMiC88 why would they still do it if it didnt work?

[@DeAtHaToMiC88]

@@chriswa7840 training.

[@DriftScale]

And how is that going?

[@wayfinderwellness]

Excellent! Thank you!

[@HK00088]

You welcome

[@noakhaliblog2902]

effective treatment

[@safajordan8012]

What are your favorite points for bloodletting to expel heat from the middle or lower jiao?

[@Dr-Lalit-Bhatt]

Very nicely explained. Thanks. It worked wonder on my sciatica patient.

[@yoannbirling3844]

Glad to hear that, did you do vein blood-letting on the leg?

[@Dr-Lalit-Bhatt]

@@yoannbirling3844 yes.

[@drpravin12]

In ayurved capillary letting is pracchhanna and vein letting is siravedh

[@sarbjitsingh-rr8eh]

Excellent sir👍

[@Kamadev888]

Great video, thanks, but I'd really like to see/hear at least some explanation of needling the legs themselves. All we see is a fuzzyish image, with the camera basically above his hand, which is covering the needle, so we can't see most of it. No explanation about depth, angle, speed, how to needle, etc, which is what I think most people are here for-the puncturing technique itself. In any case, thanks for the otherwise very informative video, there are not many on YT on this topic!

[@HK00088]

Good video but I recommend blood cupping and Hijama which is safer than blood letting.

[@Kamadev888]

Tung's bloodletting is extremely effective, and it's very safe if done properly. Also, cupping is part of TCM too, when you need to take blood from the back.

[@HK00088]

@@Kamadev888 cupping is slightly different than blood letting. With blood letting the blood keeps flowing. Cupping is a slow process it’s much safer

[@yoannbirling3844]

Thank you for your feedback HK. I have heard about hijama and it seems to be a great technique too.

[@ShabnoorMaved]

I am a hijama practitioner, I have seen the that all of us have so much bad blood collected in the surface of our skin , especially after cold of winter, which if not removed, causes blockages and stagnant blood, which effects the blood flow and nervous function etc in the area.. leading to number of diseases we have today

[@sivagamis2000]

Thank you ❤

[@darrinh4854]

It's legal to practise in Australia (

[@spsacupressure1178]

Good sir

[@chris2favip]

Amazing to treat acute conditions

[@scottrc85]

Can you safely do this to yourself at home?

[@rozemo7953]

No, Abraham Lincoln.

[@ttclac]

No

[@holisticoterapeuta6339]

Aprender qual tenor de ignorancia en este, para mi, interesante tema. MTC shiatsu y moxibustion, hierbas, alimentos. Holistico aprende de los ancestral cuktural.

[@chrismcclain5497]

How is blood…that’s in a vein… going to be come more clear and clear? It’s never going to be clear. Probably the most unsafe practice around. I give free testicular kicks on Wednesdays.. really stimulates the growth of your finger nails and becomes more clear and clear as you attend regularly. Very safe practice. I assure.

[@Meddio2]

HAHAHAHAH bro your comment killed me 😂😂

[@dryoannbirling8408]

Dear Chris, Thank you for your question. We tend to bleed veins in which there is stagnation. These veins will have blood that is much darker than normal veinous blood. As we let the blood come out, it becomes clearer and clearer until the blood becomes normal veinous blood colour. This means that the stagnant blood has been removed. Your skepticism is natural and a very positive thing. I was very skeptical when I started to learn in China. However, exposure to clinical practice provided me with great confidence in some (not all) Chinese medicine theories and practices.

[@salomonkim3265]

What is the acupunture point in the leg?

[@yoannbirling3844]

In the leg we tend to do blood-letting on veins, so it does not necessarily on a specific point. We generally do it on the bladder channel, as it is abundant in blood and scarce in qi. BL 40 can be bled wet-cupped as well

[@lnteIIigence]

That just looks painful, at least on the legs...

[@yoannbirling3844]

Hi Svnny, pain is almost always involved in bloodletting techniques. However, if performed by a trained clinician, the pain is generally very quick and the patient sometimes does not even feel the needle. In general, the pain with bloodletting is much less than the one associated with blood collection for haematologic test for example.

[@COLOMBOHEALINGHOMEINSTITUTE]

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[@psychedlicsouljam1995]

the blood is just coagulating..... not getting "getting better"

[@ReplicateReality]

Barbaric practices

[@somanathmishra3357]

I am Dr.Somanath Mishra, MS(Ay.), wants to talk with u

[@chris2favip]

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[@ศศิธรนาสัน]

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[@Gabi-qp4iq]

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[@eden_mermaid]

I don't think you understand how heat and "dampness" works. I recommend going back to middle school and learning basic physics. Taking a human biology and anatomy and physiology might help too.

[@neprostomassaje]

хиджама

[@christophersmith1782]

You should lose your license for practice quack medicine.

[@followtheciaence]

Read about the health benefits of blood donation. Same thing

[@yoannbirling3844]

Dear Christopher Smith. Thank you for watching the video. Quackery does exist in complementary/alternative medicine. I have always been strongly against any form of quackery, within conventional and complementary/alternative medicine. The techniques presented in this video were developed by doctors working in hospitals in China and were tested in clinical trials. Bloodletting is an integral part of Chinese medicine practice and is recognised in many countries. I am very curious to know why you thing the material presented in this video has something to do with quack medicine. Thank you, Yoann

[@Sinner1660]

​@@yoannbirling3844Hello there. I can't speak for others but I assumed it because at one point you're talking about hot and cold. And myself, coming from UK, I only know that to come from very old fashioned medicine practices which are proven to be nonsense in most areas. For example. You let out a tiny tiny bit of blood on that ear. In fact squeezed it out, it would have bled even less without squeezing. You say the colour determines hot or cold. To most of us not educated in Chinese medicine... That DOES mean nothing to us. It sounds like you're talking about the old fashioned humours. Blood, bile, etc. Which is often why bloodletting was done. I accept I know little of what you've trained to do I just explaining why some of us just don't see the point. Either BLEEED the girl properly 😂 or just don't bother. I don't see how this benefits in most cases. However I'm here because I find it interesting. Take care food sir :) Greetings from the UK

[@Sinner1660]

Ps I thought the colour of ones blood determines oxygen content/concentration not.... Wether it's hot or cold. Bruh cmon 😅 explain?

[@ReplicateReality]

@@followtheciaenceno you don’t seem to know what blood donation means

[@MichiganMadeChef]

Is she bleeding out 😂

[@tasicaasoltanei4453]

It doesn’t work stop doing it 😂 it’s not safe infections can be accumulated

[@dryoannbirling8408]

Dear Tasica, I would be delighted to read the studies on which your knowledge of bloodletting is based on. Please share the link when you find the time to share them. I have practiced bloodletting for 10 years and have never seen any case of infection. Maybe I was lucky?

[@dustington1]

Ancient doctors used to do that for a reason. It may not work on everything, but if the ailment caused by accumulation of too much iron it should certainly work. Some people claim health improvement after blood donation. Pricking ear or finger most likely does nothing other than placebo effect

[@sivvu_siv]

It's ok don't cry

[@ttclac]

If you don’t have training in Chinese medicine, your opinion is just what you know as of now. Blood letting is an extremely effective method when used correctly. There are many patients who can benefit from it. Do more research before you comment pls.

[@cayapaty]

Don't be so ignorant dear