Titlebook: An Introduction to Acupuncture; A Practical Guide fo Peter Pearson Book 1987 MTP Press Limited 1987 acupuncture

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-91418-8l methods, and, as these are comparatively much easier to learn and comprehend, these will form the rationale behind the treatment of the following conditions. My only exceptions in this chapter are the last two conditions described – migraine and neuralgias. I have included two systemic points, bas

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Specific Conditions,l methods, and, as these are comparatively much easier to learn and comprehend, these will form the rationale behind the treatment of the following conditions. My only exceptions in this chapter are the last two conditions described – migraine and neuralgias. I have included two systemic points, bas

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What is Acupuncture?, least! Thankfully, however, the actual amount of information that we need to learn, or even accept, to be able to practise simple acupuncture, is very small indeed. I feel that, despite this, it is necessary to have a grasp of the basic background to acupuncture. This will encompass ideas that are

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Technique,Needling is the most traditional method of point treatment and still regarded as the most satisfactory, despite competition from a lot of other more modern treatment methods. These include electrical, laser, or just manual pressure, and will be discussed in Chapter 7. Provided certain precautions ar

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Specific Conditions,this chapter will be based on treatment using the ‘local and distal point’ method as I believe that, not only is it a good way to start, but, for many, is a continually successful method of treating musculoskeletal conditions. Purists will argue that treating these conditions on a local level, witho

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Systemic Treatment,al practising clinicians, such as has been outlined in the preceding chapters. The factors governing the choice of this method include – simplicity, ease of learning, effectiveness and logistical practicality. It can form a useful part of a therapeutic armamentarium in a conventional setting.

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