Winter Diseases, Summer Treatment” – The Golden Period Is Here!
- Yiran Shan
- Jul 21
- 2 min read

Sanfu Moxibustion & Herbal Patches Now Available
"Winter diseases, summer treatment" (冬病夏治) is a timeless wellness philosophy in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). It refers to the idea that many chronic conditions that worsen in winter—such as asthma, arthritis, or sinusitis—can be effectively managed during the hottest days of summer, also known as Sanfu Days.
During this critical window, Sanfu moxibustion and herbal patches are applied to strengthen the body, expel cold pathogens, and build immunity for the colder months ahead.
🌿 Why Use Sanfu Patches or Moxibustion in Summer?
According to TCM theory, summer’s abundant yang energy helps the body open its pores and circulate blood more efficiently. This enhances the absorption of medicinal herbs and maximizes therapeutic effects.
Sanfu treatments can:
Stimulate acupuncture points using herbal patches
Expel cold and dampness stored in the body
Strengthen immunity and prevent seasonal illness
The Ideal Time: Sanfu Days
The hot, humid summer climate helps:
✔ Open skin pores and improve blood circulation
✔ Enhance herbal absorption for double the benefit
Who Can Benefit?
Sanfu therapy is especially suitable for individuals who:
Have a weakened immune system
Suffer from chronic respiratory conditions like asthma, cough, or sinusitis
Experience frequent cold hands and feet, or persistent fatigue
Live with long-term conditions such as arthritis, pharyngitis, or pneumonia
Sanfu therapy is a non-invasive alternative to medications and injections. However, it must be applied by a licensed TCM practitioner with customized acupoint selection based on individual diagnosis.
TCM Meets Modern Science
1. Sanfu Days & Human Physiology
Yang energy peaks: Boosts metabolism, opens skin pores
Cold pathogens surface: Latent cold from winter rises and becomes easier to expel
2. How Sanfu Patches & Moxibustion Work
"Winter diseases, summer treatment" targets the root of winter illnesses
Warm herbs like white mustard seed and asarum are placed on acupoints such as Feishu (BL13) and Pishu (BL20)
Promotes regulation of the lungs, spleen, and other vital organs
3. Scientific Support
Enhanced skin permeability during heat increases herbal absorption
Immune modulation through local acupoint stimulation may help reduce inflammation
Key Considerations
Best for:
Individuals sensitive to cold
Those with chronic respiratory, digestive, or joint issues
Avoid if:
You have open wounds, fever, severe skin allergies, or are pregnant
Treatment Details:
Patch duration: 2–4 hours per session (to prevent burns)
Long-term results require 3–5 years of consistent treatment
Discontinue use if any severe skin reaction occurs




2025 Sanfu Days Schedule
Period | Focus |
Pre-Sanfu (July 10–19) | Detox and activate yang energy |
Early Sanfu (July 20–29) | Expel cold and boost immunity |
Mid-Sanfu (July 30–Aug 8) | Soothe symptoms and improve circulation |
Late Sanfu (Aug 9–19) | Promote blood flow and stabilize qi |
Ready to Book Your Sanfu Therapy?
Secure your spot during this limited-time window.📞 Call now: 516-200-6566 or 347-588-6808
Experience the wisdom of TCM and lay a stronger, healthier foundation for the year ahead.



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