G'day y'all, As I write this post, the loud snoring of my patient is like music to my ears. Whilst not suffering any distressing physical symptoms, my patient has in the past, suffered from some severe bouts of anxiety and depression. Hence he is aware of the sensations that accompany the onset of … [Read more...]
Traditional Acupuncture Treatment Effectively Quells Patient’s Anxiety
November 25, 2007 By 1 Comment
The Fine Art of Traditional Acupuncture
November 18, 2007 By Leave a Comment
This was my favorite quote from Elisa Rossi‚Äôs workshop yesterday. What more can I say? Lingshu, ch.9 ‚ÄúWhen he needles, the doctor has to be in a state of deep calm, has to come and go only together with the shen, act as though he has doors and windows shut, hun and po are not dispersed, yi and … [Read more...]
The Fundamentals of Traditional Acupuncture Practice Management
November 17, 2007 By Leave a Comment
An email to my colleague, Andy Rosenfarb from New Jersey. G'Day Andy, … [Read more...]
Meridian Based Acupuncture puts more Skilful Rock into my Clinical Role
November 15, 2007 By Leave a Comment
A response to New Jersey Acupuncturist Andy Rosenfarb, www.acupuncturehealth.net G'Day Andy, I am absolutely delighted that you are enjoying videos. I think your viewing strategy is right on the money. Meeting Ikeda sensei rejuvenated my career, 12 years on and his skill, knowledge, … [Read more...]
Successful Traditional Acupuncture Treatment for Chronic Sinusitis
November 9, 2007 By Leave a Comment
Regarding Michelle's Treatment for acute/chronic sinusitis I have found the metal points of the kidney and liver meridians, Ki.7 and Liv.4 to be the most effective in addressing her fundamental Liver imbalance or deficiency.In addition to these points when necessary and it usually is, I shunt … [Read more...]
