Comments on: Acupuncture Questions http://www.fitnesstipsforlife.com/acupuncture-questions.html Fitness Tips, Weight Loss Tips, and Healthy Tips to Change Your Life Sun, 22 Nov 2009 05:44:54 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: acupuncture needles http://www.fitnesstipsforlife.com/acupuncture-questions.html/comment-page-1/#comment-17453 acupuncture needles Fri, 30 Oct 2009 17:47:08 +0000 http://www.fitnesstipsforlife.com/acupuncture-questions.html#comment-17453 All illnesses stem from a deficiency of essential ki of the zang organs. Localized symptoms appear when heat and cold arise due to a deficiency of ki, blood, and fluids (pathological deficiency) caused by the combination of any of a number of possible factors in combination with the underlying deficiency. The majority of localized symptoms that patients convey as their chief complaint are the areas affected by cold and heat. That is to say, it is common for the area of the chief complaint to lie along the meridian(s) that should be used for the local treatment. For instance, suppose that a patient presents with a complaint of stiff shoulders due to age (i.e., fifty-year-old’s shoulder). This ailment is commonly caused by Liver deficiency. Blockage of the meridians in the area of the shoulder joint gives rise to it being the specific area of the chief complaint. So, first of all you should diagnose whether or not the problem is due to Liver deficiency, and at the same time you must assess which meridian(s) have blockage that may be causing the difficulty in raising the arm. In order to do that you should palpate each of the channels and have the patient raise the arm. But, before having the patient raise the arm, ask exactly where the pain is felt. This should be done with precision, politeness, and gentleness. This information will help in determining the meridian(s) and points to be used for the local treatment. All illnesses stem from a deficiency of essential ki of the zang organs. Localized
symptoms appear when heat and cold arise due to a deficiency of ki, blood, and fluids
(pathological deficiency) caused by the combination of any of a number of possible factors in
combination with the underlying deficiency. The majority of localized symptoms that patients
convey as their chief complaint are the areas affected by cold and heat. That is to say, it is
common for the area of the chief complaint to lie along the meridian(s) that should be used
for the local treatment.
For instance, suppose that a patient presents with a complaint of stiff shoulders due to age
(i.e., fifty-year-old’s shoulder). This ailment is commonly caused by Liver deficiency.
Blockage of the meridians in the area of the shoulder joint gives rise to it being the specific
area of the chief complaint. So, first of all you should diagnose whether or not the problem is
due to Liver deficiency, and at the same time you must assess which meridian(s) have
blockage that may be causing the difficulty in raising the arm. In order to do that you should
palpate each of the channels and have the patient raise the arm. But, before having the patient
raise the arm, ask exactly where the pain is felt. This should be done with precision,
politeness, and gentleness. This information will help in determining the meridian(s) and
points to be used for the local treatment.

]]> By: acupuncture needles http://www.fitnesstipsforlife.com/acupuncture-questions.html/comment-page-1/#comment-17260 acupuncture needles Sun, 25 Oct 2009 19:23:08 +0000 http://www.fitnesstipsforlife.com/acupuncture-questions.html#comment-17260 Very simple, this is the most usefull post I ever read about this subject. I love acupuncture and I am vey interested about acupuncture needles and this sort of cure. Keep it doing.Acupuncture is the most beautifull medicine art. Very simple, this is the most usefull post I ever read about this subject. I love acupuncture and I am vey interested about acupuncture needles and this sort of cure.
Keep it doing.Acupuncture is the most beautifull medicine art.

]]> By: dr han http://www.fitnesstipsforlife.com/acupuncture-questions.html/comment-page-1/#comment-60 dr han Thu, 14 Sep 2006 22:17:19 +0000 http://www.fitnesstipsforlife.com/acupuncture-questions.html#comment-60 very good blogger site!.
What do you think about it? Something as follow:

Chinese acupuncture practitioner had almost been accused for website’s ads in Bristol

Dr Zhentong Han is a Chinese registered acupuncturist with twenty years of clinical experience. He is very popular among the patients in the area with outstanding technique. The appointments for him in the clinic in Bradford were always full, however, at Bristol, another place where he set up his business; there were troubles from the competitions in the same field.

It started at the acupunctural website of Dr Han(http://www.backachetherapy.co.uk), which occupied the NO.1 place in a international websites about acupuncture (http://www.passion-4.net/tables/Acupuncture.html). Because of the large number of patients attracted by this website which introduced traditional Chinese acupuncture for backache therapy,and top position in yahoo and google. it caught great attention of other businesses in the same field in a very short time. Some practitioner even registered company names using key words about acupuncture , and notified Dr Han and other practitioners to stop using the some key words for advertising the website. Or else they would probably be charged by the law.

Dr Han claimed that he regretted deeply for the matter, but he didn’t want to get involved in this legal dispute, for the purpose of having a website is not to score high on the network, but to have more patients understand the most veracious Chinese traditional acupunctural techniques through his website, so to help more patients get rid of the pain.

Bristol Chinese Pain relief Acupuncture
http://www.backachetherapy.co.uk

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