keuhkokuopan
Keuhkokuopan is a traditional medical instrument originating from Japan, primarily used in respiratory and respiratory-related therapies. Its name is derived from the Japanese words "keuhku" (lung) and "kōpan" (a type of inhaler or vaporizer), reflecting its function in respiratory health.
The device typically consists of a small, handcrafted vessel made from natural materials such as ceramic, wood,
Historically, keuhkokuopan was used in traditional Japanese medicine (Kampo), often combined with inhalation therapies. Practitioners believed
In modern contexts, keuhkokuopan has seen renewed interest as part of holistic and alternative medicine practices.
Despite its enduring legacy, scientific evidence supporting the efficacy of keuhkokuopan remains limited, and it is