Sengkit | TCM Practitioner FVS (@sengkit_movement)
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In part 3 of my leg treatment series, rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), the session begins with fire cupping therapy. You’ll see calming snippets of me working on a female patient—covered with a thin white blanket—as I apply glass fire cups along her legs to stimulate Qi and blood…
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🎧 ASMR Cupping Therapy — Dive into the calming sounds and gentle visuals of a time-tested healing practice from Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). In this video, you’ll witness fire cupping therapy in its classic form — static glass cups applied and gently removed from the back, helping to…
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Enjoy the calming sounds and movements of an ASMR Chinese Medicine massage session using Tui Na — a hands-on therapeutic technique rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). In this video, you’ll see short, relaxing clips of me working on a female patient, covered with a light white blanket. I…
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As a Chinese medicine practitioner currently on holiday, I wanted to share one of my favourite self-care tips when you’ve eaten just a little too much — stimulating Stomach 36, or Zu San Li. Whether it’s vacation indulgence or just a big meal, this acupuncture point is amazing for supporting…
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Quick getaway from Switzerland to Greece. As a Chinese medicine practitioner and self-employed therapist, I don’t often take time off – but today was one of those days. From early morning at the airport to this quiet beach in Kos, it feels good to step out of the clinic for a moment and recharge…
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In this video, I’m demonstrating Bladder 20 (BL20) — the Back Shu point of the Spleen in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Located just lateral to the spine at the level of the 11th thoracic vertebra, this point is essential for anyone dealing with fatigue, digestive weakness, or signs of…
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Welcome back to another episode of tongue diagnosis—a key method in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) to assess internal imbalances. In this video, we take a close look at a tongue that appears pale, swollen, and shows clear teeth marks along the edges. In TCM, this tongue presentation indicates…
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In this video, I’m needling Bladder 18 (BL18) — the Back Shu point of the Liver in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Located next to the 9th thoracic vertebra, this point is often used to regulate Liver Qi, release emotional tension, and support the health of the eyes, tendons, and digestive…
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✨ In this video, I show you a powerful acupuncture point combination to support digestion, reduce bloating, and bring balance to your gut. Using Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) principles, I apply needles to Ren 12, Stomach 25, and Ren 4 — a trio of abdominal acupuncture points known to…
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In this video, I’m sharing one of my favourite TCM self-care recipes for radiant skin and inner balance — a herbal infusion made with jujube (da zao), goji berries, apple, and fresh ginger. This simple tea combines ancient Chinese Medicine wisdom with modern nutrition to support the gut-skin axis…
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In this video, you’ll see me—a Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) practitioner—removing facial acupuncture needles after a self-treatment session. Facial acupuncture is a powerful technique used in Chinese Medicine not only for skin health and anti-aging, but also for supporting internal balance…
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What happens when an acupuncturist becomes the patient? In this video, I’m treating myself with facial acupuncture, showing how Chinese Medicine is not only something I practise professionally—but something I live by. Facial acupuncture is known for promoting blood circulation, stimulating…
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In part three of my ASMR fire cupping series, I’m using dynamic cupping, a powerful technique in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) that combines the benefits of fire cupping with movement. You’ll see relaxing, real-time snippets of me sliding warm glass cups over oiled skin to release muscle…
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As a Chinese Medicine practitioner, I believe that true healing starts with living in alignment with what we teach. In this short video, set to the track “Not Like Us”, you’ll see a different side of my work—one that reflects my core principle: practice what you preach. While I normally post…
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✨ What’s acupuncture actually for? In this short video, you’ll see a patient resting during an acupuncture session — but what’s happening goes much deeper than just needles on the skin. Acupuncture is one of the core methods of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). It helps calm the nervous system…
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What is Chinese Medicine really about? Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)—a holistic, patient-centered approach that sees the body as an interconnected system of Qi (energy), blood, organs, and meridians. Unlike symptom-focused treatments, Chinese Medicine looks at the root cause of illness…
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In this video, I’m demonstrating a facial acupuncture treatment, a powerful method rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) that supports both skin health and inner balance. Facial acupuncture works by stimulating specific acupoints on the face to promote blood circulation, enhance collagen…
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In this video, I’m treating a patient with knee pain using electro acupuncture, a powerful technique from Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). The focus is on reducing inflammation in the knee joint, improving mobility, and relieving chronic pain—especially in cases of osteoarthritis and other…
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Welcome to Tongue Diagnosis Basics – Part 2. In Chinese Medicine, the tongue is divided into three key sections, each reflecting the condition of specific internal organs across the Three Burners (San Jiao) system. The upper burner includes the Lung and Heart and is observed in the tongue tip. The…
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This is a quick introduction to tongue diagnosis in Chinese Medicine (TCM) — one of the most important tools we use to understand what’s happening inside the body. In this video, I focus on three key aspects: the color, shape, and coating of the tongue. The tongue reflects the state of your…
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Still suffering from allergies? In this video, I share a powerful Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) remedy for itchy eyes, sneezing, and seasonal allergy symptoms: chrysanthemum tea 🌼 This ancient herbal tea has been used in Chinese herbal medicine for centuries to clear heat, brighten the eyes…
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Had a rough day? 😮💨 If your nervous system feels overwhelmed or your mind won’t slow down, Chinese Medicine (TCM) offers powerful, natural techniques to restore calm. In this video, I show you 3 acupressure points that help you reset after stress: • Bai Hui – top of the head • Tai Yang – at the…
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Check your tongue in the mirror 👅 What do you see? In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), the tongue is a mirror of your inner health. A red tongue tip often points to an energetic pattern we call Heart Heat — which can show up as irritability, anxiety, restlessness, or trouble sleeping. In this…
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Having a hard time falling asleep? In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), insomnia is often related to an imbalance in Heart and Pericardium energy — especially when the mind can’t calm down at night. In this short video, I’ll show you two powerful acupressure points on the palm: Heart 8 (Shaofu)…
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Sengkit | TCM Practitioner FVS (@sengkit_movement) has 1,116 TikTok followers as of . That is about 1.1K followers.
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- “In this video, I’m sharing one of my favourite TCM…” · 58.2K views · 1.5K likes · 53 comments ·
- “Still suffering from allergies? In this video, I share a…” · 16.1K views · 356 likes · 11 comments ·
- “As a Chinese Medicine practitioner, I believe that true…” · 14K views · 110 likes · 0 comments ·
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