TRADITIONAL CHINESE MEDICINE and ACUPOINT TREASURE

1. TRADITIONAL CHINESE MEDICINE andACUPOINT TREASURE Presented by Dr. John Soliven-Llaguno NMD, HD

2. Acupuncture:Ancient Treatment for Modern Illnesses

3. Acupuncture:Ancient Treatment for Modern Illnesses • Chinese medicine dates back nearly 3 thousand years, and entered the United States in the 1700’s, but only became well known in the mid 1970’s. • Chinese medical theory is founded in the concept of yin-yang. • Yin is considered feminine energy and yang masculine energy.

4. The goal of each treatment is to increase depleted yin or yang or to eliminate excess yin or yang. Principles of Chinese Medicine • Chinese medicine works to balance the chi (chee) energy in the body. • Chinese medicine seeks to keep the body’s female (yin) and male (yang) energies balanced.

5. What is Chi? • Chi is translated as “life force energy” or “life activity.” • Chinese medicine believes that health is a function of a balanced, harmonious flow of chi and that illness results when there is a blockage or imbalance in the flow of chi. • Chi flows through energetic pathways called meridians.

6. Illnesses, Pain, and Disease From a TCM Health Perspective • Qi nourishes your entire body • When the flow of Qi is disrupted, Illnesses, pain and disease can occur • An acupuncturist detects and corrects an imbalance of Qi • Therapeutic techniques restore the proper quality, quantity, balance and flow of Qi • When Qi is balanced and flowing throughout your body, there is health!

7. WHAT IS YIN AND YANG? • Yang, represented by the white in the symbol, stands for the creative principle, while Yin, represented by the black, is dissolution and return (to creation). • The Yin & Yang forces are believed to be cyclical, moving and evolving into each other, represented by the white dot on the black yin side of the symbol, and by the black dot on the white yang side. Male The Sun Dry Creation Loud Night Yang Light Completion Wet Cold Yin Darkness Winter Female Day Summer Hot The Moon Quiet

8. YIN, YANG & FIVE ELEMENTS

9. FIVE ELEMENTS • The five elements support and build upon each other • Each of the body’s five organ networks corresponds with a particular element • Heart/Small intestine with fire • Spleen/Stomach with earth • Lungs/Large Intestine with metal • Kidneys/Bladder with water • Liver/Gallbladder with wood

10. What are Meridians? • Meridians are invisible lines where the chi (life energy) flows. (They are like veins on subtle body). Different meridians correspond with specific organs or organ systems • The body has been mapped with these meridians that pass through organs or organ systems

11. Meaning of symptoms According to Chinese Medicine • Symptoms are seen as signs of trouble somewhere in the flow of energy (chi)‏ • Symptoms are seen as a part of a larger picture or pattern affecting the whole person

12. MERIDIANS • Acupuncture is based on the theory of meridians. • This theory says that the human Chi (vital energy) and the human blood circulate in the body by a system of channels which is called meridians. • By stimulating certain points on the body reached by needles, the Chi can flow and the body diseases are treated. • These stimulation points are called Acupuncture points.

13. ACUPOINT TREASURE Electro-magnetic pen Without needle. Easy to use Performance: Release Qi blockages & Promote blood circulation Principles: Flow ~ no pain Pain ~ no flow

14. WHY IS ACUPOINT TREASURE SO POPULAR? • Increase metabolism/ circulation • Reduce joints/muscles inflammation • Decrease accumulation of toxic in the muscular/skeletal system • Increase circulation to delicate facial tissues • Stimulate / revive collagen activities • Promote elasticity of the skin • Junior usage: tummy ache, sinus • Safe and easy to operate • Results are rapid and reliable without side effects • Applied the traditional acupuncture principle • Enhances well-being and promotes self healing • Cell rejuvenation and release muscle tension • Calming effect on acute and chronic symptoms • Aesthetic application • Promote lymphatic drainage

15. LARGE INTESTINE MERIDIAN SYMPATHETIC

16. LIVER MERIDIAN PARA SYMPATHETIC

17. KIDNEY MERIDIAN

18. STOMACH MERIDIAN

19. SPLEEN MERIDIAN

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