What are “Windgates”

What are “Windgates”

What are windgatesWhat are “Windgates”?

In Chinese medicine, wind (or “feng:”) and cold are two external causes of disease. Some of your “windgates” are located on the front and back of your neck.  These are points of entry and exit for cold and wind.  If your neck is exposed to cold, your immune system can be compromised and your are more likely to get sick.  So listen to your mothers and wear a scarf.

“Keep your neck covered.” That is what our mothers always said when it was cold outside.  As the bitter winter temperatures approach, wearing a scarf or other protection on your neck is very important.

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Windgates

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Kelly J. Conner, LAc, LMBT

Kelly is a licensed acupuncturist with a four year graduate Diploma of Acupuncture from the Jung Tao School of Classical Chinese Medicine in Boone, North Carolina. She is a Diplomat of Acupuncture certified by the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM). Kelly is also a licensed massage and body work therapist. She received her training at the Atlanta School of Massage in Atlanta, Georgia.

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