Titlebook: Basics of Acupuncture; Gabriel Stux,Bruce Pomeranz Book 19912nd edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1991 Acupuncture points.Akupunkt

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G. Evren Keles,Soonmee Cha,Mitchel S. Bergermony of Yin and Yang of the life forces. Therefore, the primary aim of the treatment is to balance Yin and Yang, thus harmonizing the flow of Qi. Much attention is devoted to the prophylaxis of illnesses. A harmonious way of life that strengthens the body and its resistance ( .) is recommended. This

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-10217-7 then sent to the brain (or spinal cord) where neurochemicals and hormones are released. In ancient times in order to stimulate the nerves, the acupuncture needle was rotated (or jiggled or moved in and out) to create De Qi, a deep aching sensation, with fullness, tingling, and numbness. The failure

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Scientific Basis of Acupuncture,In this chapter some of the modern scientific studies on acupuncture are outlined. A more detailed review appears in . by Stux and Pomeranz [179 a] and . by Pomeranz and Stux [151a].

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Channels, Organs, and Points,According to traditional ideas the vital energy, Qi, flows through a system of channels also called meridians and regulates the body functions. It is possible to exert a direct therapeutic effect on the channels and organs, and thus in turn on body functions, by needlingacupuncture points.

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Traditional Chinese Syndromes:The Diagnosis of Chinese Medicine,Traditional Chinese Medicine has a functional nosology based on disturbances of the five Zang organs (lung, heart, spleen, liver, kidney)and the six Fu organs (large intestine, small instestine, stomach, gallbladder and urinary bladder).

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Background and Theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine, The Chinese doctors of ancient times had a traditional theory that was based on a philosophical view of nature. They saw man as an integral part of nature and in a state of intensive interaction with his environment. Nature is in a constant state of change and continuous development.

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