Acupuncture gua sha is scrapping method used for back pain, colds and even the flu. Learn more about gua sha and acupuncture from our medical expert in this free video.
Expert: ROBERT LINDE
Contact: www.acuherbals.com
Bio: Robert Linde has been practicing tai chi for 13 years. As an acupuncturist and registered herbalist, he’s studied herbs since 1975 and practiced traditional Chinese medicine for over 6 years.
Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz
Duration : 0:1:50
NADA is also the acronym for the National Acupuncture Detoxification Association .
Patients treated with the NADA protocol often report an improved sense of well-being. Clients often state that they feel energized, lighter and more relaxed after undergoing a session.
You can have auricular acupuncture alongside your shiatsu session or as a standalone treatment.
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Duration : 0:3:22
A systematic review of current literature conducted by authors from Hong Kong has concluded that auricular acupuncture appears to be effective for treating insomnia. Eight hundred and seventy eight (878) papers were searched of which only six trials (402 people treated with AA among 673 total participants) were deemed of high enough methodological quality to meet the inclusion criteria.
The recovery and improvement rates produced by AA were found to be significantly higher than those of diazepam. The efficacy of using Semen vaccariae ear seeds was better than that of controls while use of magnetic beads did not show statistical significance.
Six commonly used auricular acupoints were Shenmen (100%), Heart (83.33%), Occiput (66.67%), Subcortex (50%), Brain and Kidney (each 33.33%, respectively). The authors recommend that further, better-designed trials be carried out.
(Auricular acupuncture treatment for insomnia: a systematic review. J Altern Complement Med. 2007 Jul-Aug;13(6):669-76).
Auricular acupuncture and auriculotherapy presents the most essential clinical procedures for stimulating ear reflex points for the alleviation of pain, addiction, and stress-related disorders.
It will also serve as the review course of basic auriculotherapy material needed for the ACI Certification Exam.
This course provides fundamental knowledge of the somatotopic correspondence of the physical body to the inverted fetus pattern represented on the external ear. The historical, theoretical, and anatomical localization of Chinese and European systems of auriculotherapy will be presented.
Specific auricular treatment plans for the relief of visceral, musculoskeletal, and neuropathic pain will be described.
Both didactic presentations and hands-on training will facilitate a deeper understanding of the auriculotherapy practices that allow optimal integration of the microsystem of the ear with the macrosystem of the body.
Duration : 0:5:1
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