It wasn’t until 2024 that I attended an event co-hosted by Phoenix TCM and Xianghua Tian, where I first encountered Laser-Moxibustion Therapy as a self-care tool. After learning about its principles and benefits, I immediately purchased a device and consulted Director Chen Hongru to determine which points to target based on my own condition. Following her guidance, I applied consistent daily treatment to specific acupoints, such as the throat, lung meridian, and navel area, focusing on regulating qi and replenishing deficiencies. Within just three months, during a follow-up at the Metabolism Department of Taipei Medical University, my physician was impressed by the noticeable stabilization of my condition. Later in the year, when I caught a cold, I immediately consulted Director Chen to adjust the application points and combined it with Chinese herbal medicine. My cough did not worsen and improved quickly. Over the past year, Laser-Moxibustion has become an essential part of my daily wellness routine, not only helping me regulate my constitution but also restoring my confidence in self-care. I am grateful for the professional guidance of Phoenix TCM, which has transformed “at-home health maintenance” from a concept into a practical, actionable routine.

Two weeks ago, I contracted COVID-19 and experienced fever, headache, and sore throat. With targeted laser moxibustion on the Dazhui and Tiantu points, my headache and coughing eased quickly. Following Dr. Hongru’s guidance, I also used throat lozenges, monk fruit tablets, and detox teas to support recovery. By the sixth day, my rapid test turned negative, and I recovered well. Although I am still managing tinnitus, I am confident that continued treatment will bring further improvement. Laser moxibustion activates meridians, strengthens internal organs, and boosts immunity—making it an excellent tool for home health care. I am grateful for Dr. Hongru’s guidance and care.

Before surgery, I used Laser Acupuncture to stabilize her condition, primarily employing 830 nm and 650 nm probes on acupoints on the head and palms, and targeting the left hand’s 1.3 fingers or other areas of discomfort. The surgery proceeded smoothly, and by June 4, she was discharged with independent daily function. Since then, I have continued Laser Acupuncture treatments 5–6 days per week, alternating 830 nm and 650 nm probes on both palms and key acupoints to support her stable recovery. A recorded session on June 13 confirmed her overall progress, further highlighting the clinical value of Laser Acupuncture in post-operative rehabilitation.