Li Youfu, Master of Supernormal Abilities (Part 3)

Li Youfu practicing martial arts in the mountains.

Li had sought the true Dao (or way) in his previous life and finally found a true master to teach him. (Image: via Minghui)

Stories of Ancient Healing Wisdom: Fighting Epidemics With Traditional Chinese Medicine

Traditional Chinese herbal medicines.

As we continue to battle the unknown in modern medicine, the legacy of ancient Chinese healers may still hold valuable insights and inspiration. (Image: Xue Lei Ma via Dreamstime)

Why 80 Percent of Strokes Can Be Prevented

Illustration of a brain having a stroke.

A stroke is a disease caused by a blockage or rupture of a blood vessel in the brain. (Image: Katerynakon via Dreamstime)

Incurable Pain Is a Debt From a Previous Life

Dark Zen stones sit in a pile.

As a last resort for her incurable pain, a woman seeks treatment from an acupuncture clinic and shares a vivid dream with the doctor. (Image: Maya333 via Dreamstime)

Traditional Hair and Scalp Care

Older woman looking at graying hair in a mirror.

The appearance of gray hair is a common sign of aging, but it can trigger strong emotions in you. (Image: Victorrustle via Dreamstime)

Say Goodbye to Insomnia

A woman counting sheep at night to fall asleep.

Insomnia affects millions of individuals, their families, and their communities. Sufferers have trouble falling asleep or staying asleep, or they wake up too early and are unable to get back to sleep. (Image: via Pixabay)

How Acupuncture Helps Alleviate Internet Addiction

Traditional Chinese Medicine Integrated With Modern Allopathy

An acupuncture dummy.

The Feng Fu point is at the base of the skull, just below the bottom ridge of the skull cap at the highest point of the neck. (Image: via Max Pixel)

Massaging These 5 Acupuncture Points Can Help Relieve Lower Back Pain

An acupuncture dummy.

The Feng Fu point is at the base of the skull, just below the bottom ridge of the skull cap at the highest point of the neck. (Image: via Max Pixel)

Supernatural Abilities and Acupuncture Skills in Ancient China

Ancient Chinese physician Hua Tuo.

Many ancient Chinese doctors are said to have had supernormal capabilities, like being able to see through the physical body. A few such physicians in ancient China, who are said to have had supernatural abilities, are Bian Que, Hua Tuo, Sun Simiao, and Li Shizhen. (Image: Hermann Rohr via Nspirement)