If you are not sure which of my Chinese medicine "Made Easy" books or PDFs to invest in, here are their features and details. Below you'll find my 3 books: Chinese Medicine Made Easy BOOK/PDF, AcuPoints Made Easy BOOK/PDF and Chinese Medicine Treatments Made Easy BOOK/PDF You may choose between the digital PDF with complimentary video links, [...]
I thought it'd be fun to write an ode to acupuncture! A short poem to convey the beauty of acupuncture, its benefits, and how it has changed lives for centuries. I'm NOT a poet by any means, I just wanted to pay tribute to my craft with this ode, and the video which I had fun recording. [...]
I love to use the points along the Small Intestine meridian for their pain relief functions. My all time favourite acupuncture points combo for chronic pain behind the scapula are: Si 3 & Li 4 (as the distal points) Si 9, 10, 11 ( as local points) GB 21 (as the acupuncture point for surrounding muscle) In [...]
I love the Heart meridian! In clinical practice, I use HT 5, HT 6 and HT 7 acupuncture points quite often in my daily protocols. In this new series on acupuncture points I cover the locations & functions of each channel. My aim is to make each point easy to locate, as well as differentiating all acupuncture [...]
How do we choose the acupuncture points for acute injuries, such as ankle sprains and wrist strains? The Chinese medicine diagnosis is simple: - Stabbing pain (Blood stasis) - Swelling (dampness) - Hot to the touch (Heat) 🤕 The treatment for sprains and strains should always address the TCM pattern of diagnosis and the acupuncture treatment should [...]
I love the Large Intestine Channel! In clinical practice, I use a lot of its acupuncture points. Li 4, Li 11 and Li 20 are a very big part of my practice. In this new series on acupuncture points locations & functions of each channel. My aim is to make each point easy to locate, as well [...]
