Moxafrica is holding a 3-day live Global Moxa Summit with Merlin Young and Yuki Itaya.

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This summit comprises a unique online training event that doubles as a fundraiser for our mission to raise awareness of and accessibility to Moxa around the world.

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Saturday ​January 24th, 2026 6-10pm UK time (GMT)

(10AM-2pm Pacific Time - PsT)

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January 31st & February 7th, at the same times

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​(Please note that this event has been rescheduled for technical reasons from Sept/Oct 2025)​​

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Yuki Itaya and Merlin Young are both experienced acumoxa practitioners but they also have special experience as trustees of Moxafrica, a UK charitable organization that’s carried out ground-breaking work with moxa in Africa and Asia. This work includes publishing compelling peer-reviewed clinical research on the use of moxa for supporting recovery from tuberculosis (including when drug-resistant). Between them they have a wealth of unusual clinical experience to share.

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 In this exciting hands-on webinar they'll introduce you to moxa’s fascinating backstory, and to some powerful moxa techniques that can be used immediately (some basic and some more advanced). They’ll also be discussing some of the possible mechanisms that may explain why moxa was so valued in the past for things that needles simply couldn't do. They also intend to inspire you by suggesting  just how much moxa may have to offer humanity today. 

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Outline

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• January 24th, 2026 - 6pm GMT, 1pm EST, 9pm IST (4 hrs)
  Introducing historical context and its impact on underestimating moxa's potential
  Visual presentations of some basic small cone direct moxa protocols
  Visual presentations of two basic protocol treatments
  Discussing moxa for self-treatment

• January 31st, 2026 - 6pm GMT, 1pm EST, 9pm IST (4 hrs)
  Introducing Koshiishi's general approach
  Introducing Koshiishi sensei's 'thread moxa' and 'multi-cone' approaches
  Introducing Yuki's adaptation of Koshiishi's approach to help treat dermatological conditions
  Presentation of Koshiishi-style treatment of neck, spine and abdomen.

• February 7th, 2026 - 6pm GMT, 1pm EST, 9pm IST (4 hrs)
  Discussing some of moxa's potential mechanisms and effects and introducing TRPs
  Proposing why some points are insensitive to heat and the implication of this relating to point selection and dosage
  Covering some of Moxafrica's clinical research results, and discussing them in respect of their wider implication for acumoxa therapy in an age where access to health care is becoming more and more of a challenge for so many

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​This unique three-day course is intended to help revolutionize our collective understandings of moxa and to extend the clinical potentials for those participating. Each day is a 4-hour session and at the end of the program you will be receiving 12 hours of credits. The program is approved by NCCAOM and Californian authorities.

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​Registration to the Summit is by donation to Moxafrica

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To register

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To attend the event, you will need to click here . This will take you to the dedicated webpage, but you won’t be fully registered to access the event until your donation has been received in full by the charity which will be confirmed after successful completion. Further details regarding payment are available on this registration page.

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Please note, the minimum donation to enable registration for this event is £180 (GBP)

(~ US$250 / €210 / CA$340 / AU$275) but because of the cause and the nature of the event, higher donations are welcome and encouraged.

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The event will be recorded with lifetime access to recordings available for all those registered to attend.

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The teachers will be able to field questions on each night.

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Full details of how to actually access the event on the first day (and access a certificate if one is appropriate to you) will be provided approximately ten days before the first weekend. 

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Any questions related to your registration or during the event, please reach out to support@netofknowledge.com.

For any questions relating to registration please contact info@moxafrica.org.

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Looking forward to seeing you there!