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Root Treatment: Basic Theory and Practice

In this section you can find videos from Alan Jansson's workshop on Japanese Acupuncture basics in San Diego. Learn the fundamentals of theory and practice of this amazing art today!

Please enjoy a FREE video from this workshop below! In this excerpt from the San Diego workshop, Alan explores palpatory and diagnostic techniques in Traditional Japanese Acupuncture.

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VIDEO: Glandular Fever Sequelae: Theory and Treatment in Japanese Acupuncture: Part 5, Posted 21/01/10

A detailed discussion of the pathological development, diagnosis and treatment of the sequelae of Glandular Fever (and similar conditions) with TJM theory and techniques. Part 5 of 5.

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VIDEO: Glandular Fever Sequelae: Theory and Treatment in Japanese Acupuncture: Part 4, Posted 28/12/09

A detailed discussion of the pathological development, diagnosis and treatment of the sequelae of Glandular Fever (and similar conditions) with TJM theory and techniques. Part 4 of 5.

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VIDEO: Glandular Fever Sequelae: Theory and Treatment in Japanese Acupuncture: Part 3, Posted 21/12/09

A detailed discussion of the pathological development, diagnosis and treatment of the sequelae of Glandular Fever (and similar conditions) with TJM theory and techniques. Part 3 of 5.

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VIDEO: Glandular Fever Sequelae: Theory and Treatment in Japanese Acupuncture: Part 2, Posted 28/11/09

A detailed discussion of the pathological development, diagnosis and treatment of the sequelae of Glandular Fever (and similar conditions) with TJM theory and techniques.

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VIDEO: Glandular Fever Sequelae: Theory and Treatment in Japanese Acupuncture: Part 1, Posted 21/11/09

A detailed discussion of the pathological development, diagnosis and treatment of the sequelae of Glandular Fever (and similar conditions) with TJM theory and techniques.

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VIDEO: Japanese Acupuncture in San Diego, Part 2: Constitution

In this excerpt from the San Diego Workshop, Alan explains constitutional assessment in Traditional Japanese Acupuncture. . . . More

VIDEO: Japanese Acupuncture in San Diego, Part 3: Essence

In this excerpt from the 2008 San Diego workshop, Alan explains the concept of Essence in Traditional Japanese Acupuncture. . . . More

VIDEO: Japanese Acupuncture in San Diego, Part 4: Yin Deficient Heat

In this excerpt from the 2008 San Diego workshop, Alan explains the concept of Yin Deficiency Heat in Traditional Japanese Acupuncture. . . . More

VIDEO: Japanese Acupuncture in San Diego, Part 5: Yang Deficient Cold

In this excerpt from the 2008 San Diego workshop, Alan explains Yang Deficiency Cold syndromes in Traditional Japanese Acupuncture. . . . More

VIDEO: Japanese Acupuncture in San Diego, Part 6: Adjusting The Treatment

In this excerpt from the 2008 San Diego workshop, Alan explains how to adjust your treatment strategy to best fit your patients. . . . More

VIDEO: Japanese Acupuncture in San Diego, Part 8: Practical Application of Yin/Yang Theory

In this excerpt from the 2008 San Diego workshop, Alan explains more about the practical application of Yin/Yang theory in Traditional 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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