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Lesson 1 - Introduction to Japanese Acupuncture

Introduction to Japanese Acupuncture - Front, Back, Root and Branch

A truly complete treatment considers all aspects of the patient. . . . More

Introduction to Japanese Acupuncture - Respecting the Qi

You have to respect the Qi if you want it to work with you. . . . More

Introduction to Japanese Acupuncture - Five Phase Theory

Five phase theory is the little sister of YinYang theory. Understanding this connection opens up doors to new diagnostic approaches. . . . More

Introduction to Japanese Acupuncture - Moxibustion

Japanese Moxibustion techniques come in all shapes and sizes for all sorts of conditions. . . . More

Introduction to Japanese Acupuncture - Shallow Needling

Shallow needling is a very useful technique that is commonly used in Japanese Acupuncture. . . . More

Introduction to Japanese Acupuncture - Non Retention Needling

Non retention needling involves retaining needles for only a few breaths. . . . More

Introduction to Japanese Acupuncture - Pulse Diagnosis

An overview of the differences in Japanese Pulse diagnosis . . . More

Introduction to Japanese Acupuncture - A brief history

A brief discussion of the development of Acupuncture in Japan over the last 1500 years. . . . More

Introduction to Japanese Acupuncture - Overview

An overview of the unique aspects of Japanese Acupuncture . . . More

• the ki activity of the channels

• Rice grain moxa question

• Paravertebral needling and point location..

• shitsumin

• Welcome studygroupers

• Shunting and tonifying on the same channel

• the ki activity of the channels

• weakness during menstruation

• peripheral neuropathy

• Endometriosis

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