Comments on: Treat the presentation http://www.junkyarddaoist.com/treat-presentation/ Classic Formulas Wed, 11 Jan 2012 04:57:23 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Claudine http://www.junkyarddaoist.com/treat-presentation/comment-page-1/#comment-3591 Claudine Wed, 11 Nov 2009 22:34:08 +0000 http://classicformulas.com/?p=537#comment-3591 Thank's I enjoy so much reading you. All I can say is that I agree with what you are saying at the end. I often feel the same way, Thank's again! Claudine PaillĂ© Thank’s
I enjoy so much reading you. All I can say is that I agree with what you are saying at the end. I often feel the same way,
Thank’s again!

Claudine Paillé

]]> By: Greg Bantick http://www.junkyarddaoist.com/treat-presentation/comment-page-1/#comment-3510 Greg Bantick Tue, 03 Nov 2009 21:01:52 +0000 http://classicformulas.com/?p=537#comment-3510 Thanks for reading it through Greg. I don't have my notes with me so will write from memory. I don't think I treated the scars on the first treatment, or may have only done 1 or 2. I have had some strong responses to treating scars, so was cautious with so many scars and on the first visit. I often treat the Chong Mai for abdominal scars. Usually Sp 4 and St 30. Over subsequent treatments I did treat the scars more. I only use very superficial needling on each end and a couple along the course of the scar. I didn't use a plum blossom hammer. But, not a bad idea, I just didn't think of it. I use 2 moxa sticks held together and go over the scars until they are red and the skin quite warm. Some of the other points I remember using, Du 23 to calm shen, Lu 7 with Kid 6 to facilitate the up and down (vertical) circulation of qi. Lu 7 also to irrigate the brain with qi and thereby calm the mind. Liv 3 also with Kid 6 for the vertical circulation. St 25 for the intestines. St 36 to nourish qi and blood. Pe 6 for the epigastric distress. Hope that helps Thanks for reading it through Greg. I don’t have my notes with me so will write from memory. I don’t think I treated the scars on the first treatment, or may have only done 1 or 2. I have had some strong responses to treating scars, so was cautious with so many scars and on the first visit. I often treat the Chong Mai for abdominal scars. Usually Sp 4 and St 30. Over subsequent treatments I did treat the scars more. I only use very superficial needling on each end and a couple along the course of the scar. I didn’t use a plum blossom hammer. But, not a bad idea, I just didn’t think of it. I use 2 moxa sticks held together and go over the scars until they are red and the skin quite warm.
Some of the other points I remember using, Du 23 to calm shen, Lu 7 with Kid 6 to facilitate the up and down (vertical) circulation of qi. Lu 7 also to irrigate the brain with qi and thereby calm the mind. Liv 3 also with Kid 6 for the vertical circulation. St 25 for the intestines. St 36 to nourish qi and blood. Pe 6 for the epigastric distress.
Hope that helps

]]> By: Greg Lane http://www.junkyarddaoist.com/treat-presentation/comment-page-1/#comment-3502 Greg Lane Tue, 03 Nov 2009 05:58:55 +0000 http://classicformulas.com/?p=537#comment-3502 Interesting Case Greg. I would like to know which acupuncture points you focused on during this course of treatment, and did you address the scar source with plum blossom as a primary focus. Thanks! Interesting Case Greg. I would like to know which acupuncture points you focused on during this course of treatment, and did you address the scar source with plum blossom as a primary focus. Thanks!

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