Digest Number 456

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Dang it all..I sent it I think,

anyway

men and women do have a different way of dealing with/

and looking at things. It in our make-up. our

" electrical " and biological make-up.

Strange as it mak seem, Doctors have researched this

and it is more than hormones (both sexes have estrogen

AND tetesteron)

exanple (I like this one)

ask a man to tell an account of something that

happened.

usually goes...point a to be

ask a woman teh same thing and off it goes...kinda in

a circle if you will, by the time the conclusion, the

bottom line, the facts may just include teh day of the

week, weather, what colour they were wearing...etc etc

etc...but we get there. same end. And I find it

frustrating as all get out (as my Mom would say) to be

stopped and asked not to tell THE story, just the

result....my signifigent whatever does that just to

see my reaction...he makes me nuts!)

enough rambling......

Mush to all,

Namaste

Maryann

 

 

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MaryAnn

Men and women use different parts of the brain , plus their hormones are

different.

We are not the same. Men use the left side of the brain which is the thinking

part and logicalone. We as women use the right side and the left side. most

women are billateral (which means both sides) We use the feeling side of

the brain and creative where men just think about things.

Cathy

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Wednesday, December 13, 2000 8:21 AM

Re: Digest Number 456

 

 

> MaryAnn

> Men and women use different parts of the brain , plus their hormones are

> different.

> We are not the same. Men use the left side of the brain which is the

thinking

> part and logicalone. We as women use the right side and the left side.

most

> women are billateral (which means both sides) We use the feeling side of

> the brain and creative where men just think about things.

> Cathy

> Mcv1052

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[Guest guest]

Hello Bobbi,

Sorry for this late reply. Have been quite busy lately. Regarding the

courses, at the moment here in WA, we do not have any institution that

offers a undergraduate course in TCM, which is a degree course that you

would go to a university to do, like say doing a course in medicine. After

graduation, one can further your studies by doing a post graduate course,

either in the related field or in another field of interest. The college

that I attend, offers undergraduate course for natural medicine, where the

students are taught western herbs, reflexology, massage, acupuncture,

meditation, Tai Chi and a few other things which I am not too sure. They do

a full time course for 3 years, at the end of it, receive a degree in

natural medicine. As for me I am a qualified nurse, hence is allowed to do a

post graduate course, my present acupuncture course, has lasted 2 years

doing it on a part time basis, having to complete 6 units of studies, and

then complete a few hundred hours of clinical practice which is the bone of

contention at the moment, as to the specific amount of clinical hours

required. Undergraduate course in TCM is now being offered by University in

the eastern states, like New South Wales, Queensland and South Australia,

which is all too far away for me to attend.

Hope this have given you some enlightenment.

Have a good day

Jacquie

 

 

acupuncture [acupuncture ]

Friday, 8 November 2002 12:45 AM

acupuncture

acupuncture Digest Number 456

 

 

There are 9 messages in this issue.

 

Topics in this digest:

 

1. Re: permanent numbness

" lithium_deuteride " <psychoceramic

2. Re: Enough to believe

" lithium_deuteride " <psychoceramic

3. Re: acupunture to cure allergies

John Rogers <healthwealthappiness

4. RE: Digest Number 454

" Jacquie Lee " <jlee39

5. Re: acupunture to cure allergies

Kit <kitcurtin

6. " acupuncture without needles "

jdicanio

7.

" L. Maillet " <lois.maillet

8. Re: Digest Number 454

bobbiaqua

9. Re: " acupuncture without needles "

" Percy Giblin " <pgiblin

 

 

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Mon, 04 Nov 2002 23:01:32 -0000

" lithium_deuteride " <psychoceramic

Re: permanent numbness

 

It was once used in therapy, but if you don't know it by those names,

you might know the contraction MDMA, or the generalization Ecstasy,

now used only as a recreational drug.

I'd never heard of affects like that before, only neurotoxicity and

hyperthermia, but I guess this is a possible affect also.

 

acupuncture, bobbiaqua@a... wrote:

> In a message dated 10/28/02 9:53:19 PM Eastern Standard Time,

> psychoceramic@e... writes:

>

> > have a friend who lost all sensation to her breasts after using

3,4

> > methelenedioxymethamphetamine ( " E, " or " X " ) for the first, and

only

> > time. It seems to be permanent. Could TCM cure this?

> >

>

> This is a new one on me. What is it?? Is this a form of

chemotherapy or

> something else?

>

> Bobbi

>

>

>