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The Premio 10 moxa infrared emitter has been specially designed so its
emission spectrum is as close as possible to that of the end of a roll of lit
Artemisia, without the ash (moxa-like, see appendix 3).
The quality of the emission spectrum reproduces the exact stimulation
obtained with a roll of Artemisia, in the same wavelength proportions.
Whether for direct use or with other components between the
Premio 10 moxa and the skin.
This is important, as it means that you stimulate each group of
cutaneous and deep receptors according to specific sensitivity, as with
traditional Artemisia.
Other sources of heat can over- or under-stimulate some types of
receptors, disturbing the patient’s reaction, as there may be a sharp
burning sensation before the energy can penetrate, or even no sensation
of heat even though the deep tissue is being damaged.
Even if moxibustion is still not fully understood, coming this close to the
spectrum of Artemisia, which has been in use for over 3000 years,
means the Premio 10 moxa guarantees safety and efficiency.