Prostaglandin Point Nogier Auriculotherapy

[Guest guest]

I have an auriculotherapy chart by Nogier showing the prostaglandin

point 1 (P.P.1) " floating " above the apex of the ear. I am not sure if

the location of the point is the apex of the ear, or if they are trying

to represent it behind the ear? Anyone familiar with this point. The

point is represented as open circle that typically means the point is

on an elevated surface.

 

John

[Guest guest]

The prostaglandin point is definitely not behind the

ear. I don't have Nogier's book in front of me, but my

other sources were both students of his work.

 

One source lists the location on the apex of the helix

(you were right about the raised surface).

The other lists two location: Prostaglandin 1 -

underside of ear lobe where actual ear joins lower

jaw; Prostaglandin 2 - on the head, superior to apex

of the ear.

 

Kay King, DC, FIAMA

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 2/5/2006 11:28:46 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

jurban40us writes:

 

prostaglandin

point 1 (P.P.1) "

 

 

Prostaglandin 1

Location: On underside of Lobe, where era joins lower jaw.

Function: Reduces inflammations and pain

 

Prostaglandin 2

Location: Found on head, superior to Apex of ear and LM2

Function: Reduces inflammations and pain.

 

From Terry Oleson's book

 

Hope that helps,

Stan