023 Assessing Seasonal Tides in the Pulse • Edward Neal
Acupuncture In the initial descriptions of Chinese medicine set down in the Huangdi Neijing, acupuncture was described as a traditional form of ecological surgery. Its primary aim was to restore the natural watersheds of the body by regulating the flow of the blood circulating...
022 Tracking the Rhythms of Earth With The Ba Zi • Tracy Stewart
Acupuncture Medicine and Bazi belong to the 5 Arts of Chinese metaphysics. All 5 Arts use the basic principles of Taoist philosophy.The Bazi belongs to the Life Arts and is called The Pillars of Destiny. The 4 pillars are, the year, the month, the day and the hour.The upper half...
021 Preventing and Managing Pneumothorax • Anthony Von der Muhll
Acupuncture In this Shoptalk, I will be sharing with you some critical advice regarding safety when needling GB 21 and the upper trapezius region generally. My advice comes from having served as an expert witness on a half-dozen cases in which well-intentioned and experienced...
020 The Uncomfortable Questions You’ll Be Glad You Asked Your Male Patients • Lisa Lapwing
Acupuncture In this Shop Talk segment we cover important questions to ask you male patient’s when they come to you presenting with such common issues as ED, PE, BPH and Prostatitis! For a more in-depth understanding on common men’s health conditions you can take one of my courses...