TCM aspects

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Hi all!

 

My name is Cecilia and I study TCM/Acupuncture in Sweden,

I have followed the disussions on the list regarding different

ways of treatments and directions of acupuncture. I am giving

acupuncture treatment to friends and other contacts.

 

We make the diagnosis and treatments from the concept of

the 5 elements, the six energy levels. We use needles and

also the method of using a thicker needle that you heat up

with fire so it glows and then quickly touches the skin, both

acupuncture points, ashi points ( points that are sensitive

in relation to the injury) and distal points. This is not a well

known technique so I would like to find out if anyone on this

list have come across this techniques before?

 

There are only a few people in sweden that have knowledge of

this technique and our school is the only one teaching it in

Sweden.

 

Regarding the discussions about finding the acupuncturepoints on

the body we have learnt to use the Cun technique and feel

them with our fingers, they are often a small " hole " or " lump "

that indicates the points.

 

 

I look forward to have some good discussions on the list and

share knowledge with both students and practioners.

 

 

Cecilia Eriksson

[Guest guest]

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" Patrick Dooley " <patrick.dooley

 

Hi all!

 

My name is Cecilia and I study TCM/Acupuncture in Sweden,

I have followed the disussions on the list regarding different

ways of treatments and directions of acupuncture. I am giving

acupuncture treatment to friends and other contacts.

 

We make the diagnosis and treatments from the concept of

the 5 elements, the six energy levels.

 

geovani: Hi, Cecilia. Please give us a small detailed exposition

on this diagnosis proceedure....so that we can level our " vision " .

Something like: 1-, 2-, 3-, 4-, ... ...thanks. How do you " see "

the local manifestation in relation to the tottality? How do you

deal with the six levels?

 

 

We use needles and

also the method of using a thicker needle that you heat up

with fire so it glows and then quickly touches the skin, both

acupuncture points, ashi points ( points that are sensitive

in relation to the injury) and distal points. This is not a well

known technique so I would like to find out if anyone on this

list have come across this techniques before?

 

geovani: What do you feel is not well known: - the hot needle

technique or the choosing of the points? In wich situations

you use the hot needle? I know it for removal of " warts " .

 

There are only a few people in sweden that have knowledge of

this technique and our school is the only one teaching it in

Sweden.

 

Regarding the discussions about finding the acupuncturepoints on

the body we have learnt to use the Cun technique and feel

them with our fingers, they are often a small " hole " or " lump "

that indicates the points.

 

 

I look forward to have some good discussions on the list and

share knowledge with both students and practioners.

 

 

Cecilia Eriksson

 

Wellcome,.......geovani