Wind - a Major Cause of Disease In Chinese medicine, Wind is one of the most virulent external causes of disease. It takes many forms. At one end of the spectrum, air passes gently through leaves. In the same way, in Chinese medicine Wind symptoms take many forms, from mild to very serious. One thing is common to them all: movement. For example, you may find yourself moving involuntarily, as in shivering or grinding your teeth, or you get restless and find the symptoms of your disease keep changing.More severely, people who have epilepsy get seizures that 'shake and rattle' their bodies.Wind is also the harbinger of most diseases that Western medicine describes as being of bacterial or viral origin. Other Ways to Get Wind! It also arises in the body from other sources. In other words, whether or not the patient had been exposed to the wind as it blows the leaves on trees, or modern equivalents of wind like he would be described as having a Wind invasion if his symptoms included enough of the following: External Wind Invasion
TSCA2010 - home The Effects Of Negative Emotions On Our Health Joe Martino, Collective Evolution, Guest | Humans experience an array of emotions, anything from happiness, to sadness to extreme joy and depression. Each one of these emotions creates a different feeling within the body. After all, our body releases different chemicals when we experience various things that make us happy and each chemical works to create a different environment within the body. For example if your brain releases serotonin, dopamine or oxytocin, you will feel good and happy. What about when we are thinking negative thoughts all the time? Positive vs. Is there duality in our world? Cut The Perceptions As Much As Possible After thinking about it for a moment you might realize that there are in fact no positive or negative experiences other than what we define as such. “If someone wishes for good health, one must first ask oneself if he is ready to do away with the reasons for his illness. Mind Body Connection Credits: Centripetal Force Studio You Have The Power
Kiiko Matsumoto Official Site Newton Heighlands Boston Massachusetts How to Muscle Test Kinesiology: The Tool for Testing Kinesiology is another word for muscle testing. Kinesiology is simple. Anybody can do it because it uses your electrical system and your muscles. Even small children can learn to do kinesiology in about five minutes. If you’ve ever been to a chiropractor or holistic physician experienced in muscle testing, you’ve experienced kinesiology. Simply stated, the body has within it and surrounding it an electrical network or grid. This electrical/muscular relationship is a natural part of the human system. When working in a co-creative partnership, nature answers your yes/no questions by projecting a positive energy or a negative energy—whichever is appropriate—into the electrical circuit that you have created by your fingers especially for the kinesiology testing. If you have ever experienced muscle testing, you probably participated in the above-described, two-person operation. Kinesiology Self-Testing Steps 1. left-handed: Place your right hand palm up. 2.
Books about Japanese acupuncture <div class="notice bold center noscript_notice"> Activate Javascript in your browser to use naturmed </div> naturmed service- and order lineTel. +49(0)89 7499-156email: info@naturmed.de Japanese/Korean. 1 - 12 (total 37) Birch, S.Shonishin: Japanese Pediatric Acupuncture mit DVD Details Shonishin: Japanese Pediatric Acupuncture with DVD by Birch, it shows the most important features in the treatment of children. Birch, S.Shonishin II - Japanese Pediatric Acupuncture (online video) Details In dem Online Video Shonishin Teil 2 von Thomas Wernicke werden weitere Behandlungsmethoden mit Shonishin dargestellt. Birch, S.An introduction to Shonishin-Japanese Pediatric Acupuncture Details In this online video you see an introduction to Shonishin – Japanese Paediatric Acupuncture by Steven Birch. Birch, S.Shonishin I - Japanese Pediatric Acupuncture (online video) Details Thomas Wernicke stellt in Shonishin I einen Kurs über Behandlungsmethoden mit japanische Kinderakupunktur vor. Details Details Details
Here Is What Happens When You Press These Points on Your Fingers Jin Shin Jyutsu, or “jumper cables,” is a Japanese method of healing your body by associating every finger on your hand with an organ in your body and a certain feeling. A simple version of acupressure, Jin Shin Jyutsu is based around 26 points and energy pathways. The idea is that these processes not only affect the symptoms you may be suffering from but also the attitude behind the symptoms, and, therefore, help to adjust your outlook on pain. These 26 “locks” are connected to parts of the body where energy can get stuck, and by using both hands on your body you can restart your internal energy and restore the balance within your body. Recent studies have proven that this form of acupressure has helped patients to overcome mild brain trauma, with evidence that after professional Jin Shin Jyutsu therapy patients showed signs of improved cognitive function. Some other studies have shown that the practice has helped nurses who were suffering from emotional problems, such as stress. Thumb
Japanese Kampo and Chinese Medicine Herbs and Formulas The word ‘herb’ usually refers to a medicinal or aromatic plant. In traditional East Asian herbal medicine (Japanese Kampo and TCM), however, ‘herbal’ medicines are not only derived from plants, fruits, or trees but also from rocks,shells, and different parts of animals, such as their skin, bones, or organs. Thus ‘herbal’ medicine must be distinguished from purely botanical medicine. Read More…. Kampo Herbs For herb details, please click on each link from the left side menu. Featured Kampo Herbs – Binroji Chinese: bing lang English: areca palm, betel nut Pharmaceutical: Arecae Semen Kampo Formulas For formula details, please click on each link from the right side menu. Featured Kampo Formula – Unkeito Chinese: Wen Jing Tang English: Warm the Menses Decoction Source: Jinguiyaolue (Essentials from the Golden Cabinet) Pulse: sunken, fine Tongue: pale body, stasis spots, scanty fur Abdomen: oketsu, shofukukoman Basic and Clinical Research on Unkeito
What does belly fat, breast cancer and prostate cancer have in common? - Depke Wellness by Glen Depke, Traditional Naturopath Last week I wrote an article about estrogen dominance for both men and women, which was very well received by so many. If you missed this article you can catch this here. When I was reading this again myself, I noticed that I left out a key piece of invaluable information for you. After all, it is not realistic for most of you to simply randomly test estrogen levels or hormones overall. Right? This is so important because estrogen dominance is a risk factor for both men and women. Fibrocystic breastOvarian cystsEndometrioisUterine fibroidsProstate cancerBenign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH )TesticlesLiver/kidney/thyroid cystsInsulin resistanceIncreased belly fat So here are some signs to tell you if estrogen dominance is a likely issue for you. The first is the appearance of what is referred to as cherry angiomas. Cherry angiomas on the trunk of the body would be a risk factor for estrogen dominance but this could also be a sign of liver congestion.
Toyohaript's Blog | Acupunctura Japonesa What did the fingernails and tongue tell us? - Depke Wellness by Glen Depke, Traditional Naturopath It was quite an amazing few days in the office recently with Dr Chi. He provided and amazing 90 minute lecture for a packed house and assessed over 70 clients within a three day span. We actually spent some time putting together the statistics based on his supplement recommendations to see what the most common underlying challenges were with this control group of these individuals. These results were astounding and I cannot help but think of how many others would benefit from the fingernail and tongue assessment. Here are the most common challenges we saw based on Dr Chi’s findings over the three days along with Dr Chi’s common supplement recommendations for these challenged areas. Poor Circulation This is recognized by a lack of moons on the fingers. Lunulae (Half Moon) should have a moon on your thumb and the next three fingers without one on the little finger. This was recognized by Dr Chi’s recommendations for Vein Lite and Oxypower. Weight Loss
manumissio - home Subclavius Muscle: Collarbone, Arm, Hand, Finger, Pain What pain and symptoms are associated with the subclavius? Pain around the collarbone, down the arm into the hand can indicate problems with the subclavius muscle. Pain below the collarbonePain in the upper armSends pain down the forearm into the thumb, forefinger, and middle fingerA reliable indicator of subclavius muscle dysfunction is pain on the outside of the upper arm that skips over the elbow then extends into the forearm. Pain can also extend to the thumb, index, and middle finger while skipping over the wrist.The muscle can tighten restricting circulation to the arm and hand causing tingling and numbness Where is the subclavius muscle? The subclavius is a muscle that lies just below the collarbones. What movements do the subclavius muscles control? Raises the first rib to aid with breathing Activities that cause subclavius pain and symptoms: Interesting facts about the subclavius: Clinical diagnoses to which the subclavius muscle symptoms may contribute: More Information:
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