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      • Treatment of Insulin-Dependent and Insulin-Independent Diabetes in Each Definite Clinical Case Using Wonderful Channels, 4 Energy Seas, Yin-Yang syndromes on the Base of Pulse Data and Pulsegram Analysis
      • Treatment of Low Back Pain with Specific Acupoint. A Double-Blind Placebo-Controlled Trial
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Treatment of Insulin-Dependent and Insulin-Independent Diabetes in Each Definite Clinical Case Using Wonderful Channels, 4 Energy Seas, Yin-Yang syndromes on the Base of Pulse Data and Pulsegram Analysis

Vadim A. Scvortsov and Lidia V. Scvortsova
65-8 st.Matrosova, Biysk 659316, Altaiskii krai, Russia
Part 1
1. State of organs was determined by means of pulse diagnostics (Tibet School). The technical aspect of pulse diagnostics will be beyond authors' consideration. It should be noted however that the process of pulse examination is not very difficult. The main difficulty lies in the further interpretation of data obtained and working out treatment tactics based on them.

2. The authors also use slightly changed diagrams of organs state distribution suggested by Doctor Park Jal Lboo, the founder of su-Jok acupuncture. Diagrams are perfectly suitable for graphic registration of pulse data and their subsequent analysis. Further Doctor Park's diagrams will be named as pulsegrams.

3. The influence was conducted by means of Zhen-Jiu therapy.

4. French nomenclature is used.

In this article the authors use the mathematical methods based on the main principles of the "Canon of Changes" (Ui King). Further doctor Pak's diagrams will be named as pulsegrams.Now let us consider some main principles. There are two orders of trigram arrangement, namely the Fu Xi Order (The Order of "Early Sky") and the Wen Wang Order (the Order of "Late Sky").
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Picture 1 => According to Fu-Xi
Picture 2 => According to Wen Wang
Let us write down the Fu Xi Order and mark on it organs belonging to definite trigrams as it is usual in classical China treatise. Let us compare it with a pulsegram and analyse the results.
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One can see that pairs of organs belonging to one original element
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etc on a pulsegram in the Fu-Xi Order correlate to definite trigrams.

Doctor Pak in his book "Su-Jok acupuncture" (vol. II p.37) says: "It a hollow organ of one of the original elements is in the Excess, a dense organ belonging to the same original element is in the state of Deficiency, and vice versa".

In the form of a diagram a pulsegram looks like this:
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Picture 6 => Constitution of Yang - Cold.
In practice, it patients have serious or chronic diseases or they are middle-aged persons this statement often violates. Several and sometimes even all organs belonging to the same original elements are at the same time in the state of either Excess or Deficiency.
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It is possible to interpret these data as mistaken, but on the other hand they are quite explicable from the point of view of the Fu - Xi and the Wen-Wang Order.
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From the Wen-Wang Order it is obvious that organs belonging to one original element are presented by means of opposite trigrams.
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Part 2
Thus, at all our interpretations of trigrams from the mathematical point of view organs belonging to one original element always will be in the opposite state. In the Fu-Xi Organs which belong to one original element are given by means of one trigram.
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They have the same meaning mathematically. Thus it should be considered that when a disease gets more serious the systems of organs is described mathematically by means of the Fu Xi Order.
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In this order "wonderful" meridians Du-Mai and Ren Mai correspond to trigrams Chyan and Kung.

In the Wen-Wang Order one of eight "wonderful" meridians corresponds to each trigram.
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For the Fu Xi Order this correlation is not presented with the exception of the above mentioned Du-Mai Trigram and Ren - Mai Trigram. But it is logical to assume that the definite "Wonderful" meridians also correspond to the rest six trigrams. The Fu-Xi Order is a gradual development of Tai-Chi (The Great limit).
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 It is possible to divide the trigrams by means of three principles:

1)
The lower line in the trigram belongs either to Yin or Yang
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2) According to the principle of the common origin from the definite diagrams. There are four digrams. Two trigrams result from each digram. Thus eight trigrams are divided into four groups.
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3) According to the principle of trigram opposition.
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The "wonderful" meridians are also divided in Yang-Yin Meridians, four pairs (groups), opposite acted pairs.

Du - Mai - Ren - Mai
Yan - Jiao Mai - Yin Jiao Mai
Dai Mai - Chong Mai
Yang Wei Mai - Yin Wei Mai

Thus it should be possible to put the "wonderful" meridians according to the scheme given below in conformity with the trigrams in the Fu-Xi Order.
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Part 3
The trigrams in the Fu-Xi Order present on the one hand organs which belong to one original element and on the other hand - the "wonderful" meridians.
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It should be possible to assume that if the same meaning of pulse in the organs which belong to one original element displays in the pulsegram, one has to influence the corresponding "wonderful" meridian.
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Picture25 => corresponds to Ying Wei Mai => Meridian in the state of Excess (+)
Picture26 => corresponds to Chong Mai => Meridian in the state of Deficiency (-)
Picture27 => -Tr - corresponds to Yang Wei Mai => Meridian in Excess (+)

Further as a mater of convenience we shall indicate in the pulsegrams only the state of organs we are interested in. Other organs may have any set of Excess and Deficiency, but this has no great value.
The "wonderful" meridians have entrance points, key points and exit points. For the best clinical effect it is enough to influence two key points of the corresponding "wonderful" meridian. Besides it in order to strengthen the effect one must influence
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Ying Wei Mai in Excess (+) - we influence the exit points of this meridian
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Chong Mai in Deficiency (-) we influence the entrance points.

From the practice it is obvious that when we influence the corresponding "wonderful" meridians the organs which belong to one original element have opposite meanings regarding each other. It may result in two situations
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It is possible to assume that when one influences corresponding "wonderful" meridians the system of the organs is described mathematically not according to the Fu-Xi Organ, but according to the Wen-Wang Order.
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Part 4
One can often observe such diagrams. In this case it is possible to say that there arose a pair of "wonderful" meridians.
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One meridian proves to be in Excess, the other in deficiency. It we compare two trigrams which a pair of wonderful meridians is submitted to, for instance, IV pair.
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It is obvious that these both trigrams are the results of one digram's development
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and they differ only in opposite top lines. However we should interpret these lines from the point of view of mathematics they show the opposite state of "wonderful" meridians which form a pair.

If a patient has more serious or chronic disease the pulsegrams look like this
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The "wonderful" meridians which form a pair urn out to be in the same state. But it contradicts the above mentioned information. But it should be mentioned that their opposition disappears and these "wonderful" meridians form a certain common structure placed under the digram
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 From trigram level the system of organs turns into the previous level of development Tai Chi (the Great Limit).

If not take into consideration the sign there may be four such states according to the number of pairs of "wonderful" meridians.

There are four energy seas (the energy Sea, the Sea of Blood, the Digestion Sea, The Bone Marrow Sea) in theory and practice of China medicine. In the west acupuncture they are usually correlated to four types of temperament.

One should assume, that if a pair of "wonderful" meridians with the same meaning appears in the pulsegram these meridians form a new system. This is called "A sea" in China medicine and is presented by means of a diagram on the basis of correspondence of organs to definite phenomena and textures:
1). Lungs P are responsible for breath. Breath is connected with the energy.
2). Heart C checks the blood.
3). Spleen Rp checks the digestive processes.
4). Kidney R checks bone marrow.

The authors should like to suggest the following scheme of four seas in the Fu-Xi Order:
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Part 5
It is obvious that the seas of energy and Blood belong to Yang, the Seas of Digestion and Bone Marrow belong to Yin. It looks like this in a pulsegram:

1). The Sea of Blood
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2). The Bone Marrow Sea
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3). The Energy Sea
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4). The Digestion Sea
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Each sea, has its entrance and exit points. They should be used in the case of either Excess or Deficiency.
Part 6
During the practical observation it was noted that:
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Picture 46 => The Bone Marrow Sea is in Excess
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Picture 47 => The Bone Marrow Sea is in Deficiency
The result of it is the fourth pair of "wonderful" meridians, Yin Wei Mai and Chong Mai. These meridians are opposite to each other.

We may assume that when the Energy Sea is influenced, the system of organs still is described according to the Fu-Xi Order but goes over from digram level to trigram level.
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With the more serious state of health a trigram may look like
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Two seas which belong to the Fu-Xi Order and is submitted to a digram Picture51 turn out to be at the same state simultaneously.
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We should assume that their opposition in the upper line disappears and they form a certain common structure submitted to a monogram (one Yin Line)
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From the digram level a system goes over to the previous level of development Tai Chi (The Great Limit). In the Fu Xi Order such states belong either to Yang or to Yin.
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Part 7
During the practical observations it was obvious
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Part 8
Those, as a result of Yin(Yang) Excess and Yin(Yang)Deficiency definition and action on the paints T14; T20; Gi4; E36 there takes place a change from a monogram level (one line either Yang or Yin) to a diagram level.
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Future treatment is conducted on a level of four energy seas.

On the base of above mentioned algorithms the heaviness of insulin - dependent and insulin - independent diabetes is determined by level of system lesion.
Part 9

The first lesion level - The wonderful Canals

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The second lesion level - Energy Seas
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Part 10

The third lesion level

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Part 11
Clinical observations show that the first seances cause some changes for the worse in a person's health, exacerbation of disease, pains of different localization. These symptoms are soon over, but they may occur again later on if the medicine under dozed. Normalization of blood circulation, trophic normalization of lower extremities and regeneration processes rehabilitation are the first essential clinical effects.

Need of organism in supporting remedies begins reducing.

In case of decompressed unsulin - dependent diabetes it is possible to compensate and later on to reduce the insulin doze.

The first to appear are as well the symptoms of blood circulation normalization and trophic normalization of lower extremities. Later on there appear the symptoms of polyphagie, the mass of the body is restored, asthenia is abated, capacity for work is increased.

The developed algorithms of diagnostics and treatment are more universal than it is shown in this article and they may be used in different clinical situations. The results obtained in treatment of gallstone and bladder stone diseases, different gynaecological disorders (inflamations, cysts, non-malignant tumours, fibromata) are the most significant facts in their (algorithms) application.

The fastest clinical result (gradual involution of formations) may be observed in treatment of bladder stone disease and fibromata. In these cases the results are achieved in 2-4 week treatment.

All clinical situations observed have one regularity in common, namely: successive emergence and disappearance of symptoms typical for earlier stages of disease.

It may be explained by organ system gradual change to previous level of disease and by appearance of sets of clinical symptoms typical for just that very leison level.

Scheme:
Yin Yang Syndrome R 4 Energy Seas R 8 wonderful Canals R 12 Main Canals The disease transition from heavier to Easier stage makes it possible to assume that any pathologic processes even at the structural level may be reversible. The development of principles laid in this system of algorithms permits to change a trigram approach for a hexagram one.

6 lines of hexagram describe the structure of a Wonderful Canal and its main points (right, left entrance points, right, left key point and right, left exit Points) more accurate.

This makes it possible to assume a qualitatively higher lever of diagnosties and treatment.
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      • Herd Anaemia in Cattle
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    • L >
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      • Low Level Laser Therapy (LLLT) - A Bibliography of Recent Papers
    • M >
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      • Meta-Analysis to Assess the Efficacy of Phytotherapy - A Short Bibliography
      • Mineral Mixes for Cows & Other Cattle A Summary of Practical Options for Effective Mineral Supplementation of Dairy & Beef Herds
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      • No Man Comes From Nothing
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      • Outbreaks of Scour in Cattle & Sheep
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      • Phil Rogers' Offline (Hardcopy) Publications on Acupuncture, TCM & Holistic Medicine by Phil Rogers, Lucan, Dublin, Ireland for Students & Practitioners of Complementary Medicine in Humans & Animals
      • Pica, Urine Drinking & Depraved Appetite in Cattle
      • Publications on Aspects of Animal Health & Veterinary Medicine Authored or Co-Authored by Phil Rogers MRCVS
    • R >
      • Rough, Faded Hair Coats in Cattle
      • Routine Prevention of Mineral Deficiencies in Beef Herds
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      • Selenium Toxicity in Farm Animals - Treatment and Prevention
      • Silage Gas - Tabhair Aire - Beware!
    • T >
      • Teagasc Farm Nutrient Profile - Reference Information for Professionals
      • The Role of the Lab in the Investigation of Herd Health Problems Intelligent Use of Lab Diagnosis
      • This My Land
      • Travels in the Mind
      • Treatment of Prolapsed Uterus in Cattle (Vet Postgraduate Foundation, Sydney)
    • U >
      • Urea, Nitrate & Nitrite Poisoning in Cattle & Sheep - Sources, Toxic Doses, Treatment and Prevention
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    • A >
      • About "Acupuncture Qi", and What’s it All About?
      • Abstracts of the 5th International Baltic States Congress on Medical Acupuncture and Related Techniques
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      • Acu-Point Injection in Gastric Ulcer and Diarrhoea in Foals
      • Acupuncture (AP) Treatment of Tinnitus
      • Acupuncture (AP) Treatment of Tinnitus A Bibliography from MEDLINE Abstracts (Aug 27, 1998)
      • Acupuncture: An Anti-Endogenous Opiate Mechanism?
      • Acupuncture Analgesia for Surgery in Animals
      • Acupuncture and Allied Methods in the Treatment of People with Cerebral Palsy: A Bibliography from MEDLINE Abstracts
      • Acupuncture and Atmospheric Electricity
      • Acupuncture and Homeostasis of Body Adaptive Systems - Acupuncture Bibliography
      • Acupuncture Effects on the Body's Defence Systems and Conditions Responsive to AP
      • Acupuncture for Immune-Mediated Disorders
      • Acupuncture in Cattle and Pigs
      • Acupuncture in Routine Veterinary Practice
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      • Acupuncture in the Treatment of Herpes and Postherpetic Neuralgia: A Bibliography
      • Acupuncture, TENS and Electrostimulation in Phantom Pain: A Bibliography from MEDLINE Abstracts
      • Acupuncture to Induce Oestrus in Gilts
      • Acupuncture Treatments for Animal Reproductive Disorders
      • Acupuncture Treatment for Smoking Cessation, in 190 Cases
      • Acupuncture Treatment of Of Equine Sarcoid: Clinical Results
      • Acupuncture Treatment of Rectal Prolapse in a Mare: A Clinical Case
      • Advances and Instrumentation in Diagnosis and Treatment of Trigger Points in Human Myofascial Pain: Veterinary Implications
      • Adverse Reactions after Acupuncture: A Review
      • An Attempt to Treat Paratuberculosis Diarrhoea by Acupuncture
      • Anxiety and Acupuncture
      • Application of Laser Acupuncture in Children with Cerebral Palsy
    • B >
      • Ben Shen: The Five Psychical-Emotional Phases
      • Bio-Zoo-Acupuncture
      • A Brief History of Acupuncture and the Status of Veterinary AP Outside Mainland China
      • Bulimia Control - Treatment of Obesity and Weight Loss by Auricular Acupuncture in 800 Cases
    • C >
      • Case Study for Internal Medicine
      • Cellular Memory and ZangFu Theory
      • The Choice of Acupuncture Points for AP Therapy
      • Choice of Acupuncture Points for Particular Conditions
      • The Chongmai Link: Genitalia, Sexual Function, the Nose, Vomeronasal Organ and Pheromones
      • Classical Points Combinations and Clusters of Points, in Acupuncture Therapy
      • Clinical Acupuncture in Horses
      • Clinical Experiences with Acupuncture: Failures and Successes
      • Clinical Use of Low Level Laser Therapy
      • Common TCM Herbal Rx
      • A Comparison of the Influence of the Chinese and Western Philosophies on the Development of TCM and Western Medicine
      • Conducting a Double Blind Study of Acupuncture Therapy for Chronic Lameness in Horses
      • Continuing Medical Acupuncture Education A Brief History
      • Critical Comment on the Rogers and Skarda Review of Renzhong-GV26
      • Cultural Reference for Increased Understanding of the San Jiao
    • D >
      • Diseases of Cold Bi
      • Do Short Courses on Acupuncture - Pain Management Provoke Changes in Pain Patient Management?
    • E >
      • The Eight Strategies (Ba Fa) of TCM from the Aspect of Herbal Formulary
      • Electromagnetic Field Therapies: A Bibliography from Medline
      • Electromedicine - The Textbook of the American Academy of Pain Management
      • Emergency Acupoint Renzhong (Jenchung, GV26): A Bibliography and Review from Textbook Sources
      • The Epidemiology of Pain: An Australian Study
      • Equine Chronic Sacroiliac Subluxation: An Old Problem - A Novel Therapeutic Approach
      • Equine Headshaking: A Case Study
    • F >
      • Five Phase Theory and Its Use in Medicine
      • Functions of GV20 and GV21, from the ADA Database
    • G >
      • General Practitioners, Pain and Acupuncture: An Established Trend
      • Ginseng: A New Look at an Old Story
      • Girth Pain, a Common Cause of Suffering, Poor Behaviour and Occasional Reduced Performance in Saddle- and Harness- Horses
      • Gold Beads Implantation (GBI) – The Scientific Basis
      • Gold Bead Implantation (GBI) in Dogs - Good Medicine or Malpractice?
      • Gold Bead Implantation in Small Animals
    • H >
      • Herbal References by Energetics
      • Histological Observation of Canine Acupoints
      • Holistic Concepts of Health and Disease
      • The Holographic Paradigm and Acupuncture
      • Homeopuncture by Traumeel® Injection in the Management of Elbow Hygroma in a Dog: Case Report
      • Homeosiniatry in Modern Veterinary Practice
    • I >
      • Incidence of Adverse Effects During Acupuncture Therapy
      • Immunity: TianGui and Systemic Lupus Erythematosus
      • In Memorial of Dr Yiangos Karavis
      • Integration of Ancient and Modern Medicine Towards a Sustainable System of Animal Production and Medical Care
      • The Integration of Reflexotherapy and Transosseus Osteosynthesis: New Rehabilitation Possibilities at the Junction of Two Trends
      • Interim Clinical Results on Acupuncture in Cancer Treatment: Notes from my Casebook
      • Introduction into Systematics of Diagnosis and Therapy in Auriculomedicine as used in the German DAA/AM
      • Is Acupuncture an Electrical Phenomenon
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      • Kinetic Acupuncture (KA): Acupuncture Combined with Physiotherapy as a Systematic Treatment of 205 Cases of Musculoskeletal Disorders
    • M >
      • Mechanism of Acupuncture - Beyond Neurohumoral Theory
      • The Meridian System and the Mechanism of Acupuncture
      • Microacupuncture Systems as Fractals of the Human Body
      • Modern Neurophysiological Theories on the Effects of Acupuncture for the Treatment of Dental Pain
      • Myofascial Pain Syndromes: A Short Review
    • N >
      • Neuroscience, Neurophysiology and Acupuncture
      • A New Life of Contact Moxibustion
      • New Physical Interpretation of the Yin-Yang and Five Element Theory for Health Application (1):Constitution Classification
      • The New Reality of Acupuncture Medicine
    • O >
      • The Origins of Acupuncture Channel Imbalance in Pain of the Equine Hindlimb - A Revision
    • P >
      • Participant's Evaluation of MPE's Myofascial Pain Management 1997 Seminar
      • Point References by Energetics
      • Primary Evaluation of Homeopathic Remedies Injected via Acupuncture Points to Reduce Chronic High Somatic Cell Counts in Modern Dairy Farms
      • Prolotherapy in Animals
      • Psychic Methods of Diagnosis and Treatment in Acupuncture and Homeopathy
    • R >
      • Research on Biology of Acupuncture Has Met the Gold Standard of Science
      • A Review of Masanori Tanioka's Book "Wakariyasui Shonishin no Jissai" ("Easy-to-Understand Practical Pediatric Acupuncture")
    • S >
      • Sensory Stimulation with Acupuncture in Rheumatoid Arthritis: A Randomised, Controlled Study
      • Serious Complications of Acupuncture...Or Acupuncture Abuses?
      • Small Animal Cancer
      • Study Design in Acupuncture Research
      • The Study of Acupuncture: Points and Channels in Animals
      • The Study of Acupuncture: Sources and Study Techniques
      • Su-Jok Acupuncture in the Treatment of Bronchial Asthma
      • Sustainable Medicine for Veterinarians in the New Millennium
    • T >
      • The Taiwan Report
      • TCM Diagnosis and Treatment of Fibromyalgia Syndrome
      • Techniques of Stimulation of the Acupuncture Points
      • Temporo Mandibular Dysfunction and Acupuncture Energetics
      • Therapeutic Effects of Acupuncture in Calf Respiratory Disease
      • Traditional Chinese Medicine Principles in the Ethiopathogenesis and Treatment of Psoriasis Vulgaris
      • Traditional Versus Modern Acupuncture
      • Traditional Veterinary Chinese Medicine & Dermatology
      • Treatment of Backpain in the Horse and Dog by Acupuncture
      • The Treatment of Dental Phobia and Stress by Acupuncture
      • Treatment of Insulin-Dependent and Insulin-Independent Diabetes in Each Definite Clinical Case Using Wonderful Channels, 4 Energy Seas, Yin-Yang syndromes on the Base of Pulse Data and Pulsegram Analysis
      • Treatment of Low Back Pain with Specific Acupoint. A Double-Blind Placebo-Controlled Trial
      • Treatment of Post Herpetic Neuralgia with Acupuncture
      • Treatment of Skin Diseases with Acupuncture - A Review
    • U >
      • Understand Qi, Improve Your Practice
      • Unique Treatment Methods for Headaches
      • Use of Acupuncture and Allied Reflex-Therapies in Ulcerative Conditions: a Bibliography from Medline Abstracts
      • The Use of Acupuncture in Dentistry: A Systematic Review
      • The Use of Gui Pi Tang in TCM Internal Medicine
      • Using Western Scientific Methods to Prove the Efficacy of Traditional Healing Methods: A Proposal for a Large-Scale Human Clinical Trial
    • V >
      • Veterinary Acupuncture: A Bibliography from the Veterinary Library, University of Montreal
      • Veterinary Acupuncture is Reaching the Point Of Acceptance: Arising from TCM, This Age-Old Technique is Proving to Have Applications in Conjunction With Conventional Western Veterinary Practices
    • W >
      • Western Scientific Approach and Some Aspects of Tibet Pulse Diagnostics and Old China Acupuncture
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