Moxa brings energy in to the Foot Taiyang (Greater Yang) Meridian (often called the Urinary Bladder Channel (UB)) at the point where the Foot Taiyang meets the Foot Shaoyin (Lesser Yin) Meridian connect, helping to regulate and tonify Qi. If the Qi is not sufficient or is exhausted will be difficult to maintain the fetus in the correct position as the foetus requires both Shaoyin Qi and Taiyang Qi.
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