5-E acup.

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geovani> Could anybody give some details concerning the

needling procedure in tonification in 5-E acup.?

 

 

I am reading Vol II (Trad. Diagn.) Question: In tonification

insertion is slow, then a 180 degree turn and exit fast.

 

One single animation on this would be enuff to clear it but:

- About how many seconds takes a " slow insertion " , meaning

the time it takes for the needle to MOVE inside?

 

- How many seconds the needle stays in?

 

- Is the 180 deg. turn made imediatly after insertion?

 

- I beleive that the first 2-3 mm (skin and sup. tissues) are punctured

in a faster fashion, yes?

 

and...

 

- I understand that in tonification one can't use the " guiding tube " ,

unless one makes several short taps with the finger (probably not)

And in sedation, do you use the guiding tube?

 

Thx

 

Geovani