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"Tiborkkiss" They joined us in 2021.

23 Most Recent Public Forum Comments by "Tiborkkiss"

Beneficial adaptation (11/2011)

I think your confusion comes from not fully understanding the difference between the western and the eastern idea behind &#39strenghtening&#39 the body and achieving good health.In the West most people place importance on strengthening the external and material (generally the...

Hesitance on neck points (11/2011)

I agree with both Chad and Feng, sounds like the points you&#39re using only give you temporary relief so you need other points to resolve the root of the problem. Don&#39t be afraid to ask your practitioner, I believe s/he...

Beneficial adaptation (11/2011)

I might add to this that as Chad and Feng pointed it out, the Yellow Emperor&#39s classic was written over 2,000 years ago when most people didn&#39t need exercise as we speak of today, in those times people were active...

Olfactory nerve death (11/2011)

If it had happened shortly after your dentist treatment I would check on that. Did you tell the MD that you had the dental treatment? If not, I would go back and let him know about it but if you...

Olfactory nerve death (11/2011)

Olfactory nerves still continue to grow throughout life, you should seek help to try to recover as much as possible, and help assist further growth. Acupuncture can assist with this.

Treat ovarian cysts but not affecting ovulation (11/2011)

Ovarian cycts are fairly common and most do not need treatment - they go away by themselves - however they should be monitored if they remain present long term. Other than that the only time you really need to worry...

Energy center vs Essence center (11/2011)

Your lungs in the upper Jiao generate the &#39pectoral Qi&#39, this is from the air we breath in - the lungs also dominate the Qi of the entire body. Your stomach/spleen generate &#39acquired Qi&#39 from digesting and transforming food and...

Can acupuncture cause nerve damage? (9/2011)

I believe it can be &#39frightening&#39 all of a sudden to be alone, I think the best if you keep in contact with others and I have been here on Chad&#39s site for years and can tell you that a...

Can acupuncture cause nerve damage? (9/2011)

Wow ... your school is very different from mine, but sounds legitimate. I am very surprised Newmoon that they don&#39t teach about possible nerve damages. In our school we had to learn the nerves surrunding each of the points to...

Can acupuncture cause nerve damage? (9/2011)

I am also stunned by this, and like Chad said, don&#39t take this as an offence but how do they teach at the university you attended? I am also a student and we have ongoing clinical practice with patients under...

Treating pain in leg after meniscus operation (11/2010)

Very well said Yeoman, all too often I see acupuncturists hasitate or back down because an MD or someone - with MUCH less knowledge and experience - has an opinion about our treatment or techniques. Even as a student I...

How can you protect your energy as a practitioner? (11/2010)

I have to agree with Chad, even as a practitioner it is not a good idea to try treating yourself. I also recommend chi kung which keep your chi in the meridians circulating as well as helps removing stagnation caused...

Practicing Outside of the US? (10/2010)

I also looked around in Europe, mostly in the Germany speaking countries - I had a few years of German in highschool and college - and I also didn&#39t see a school there that specialized just in TCM/acupuncture. What I...

Treating pain in leg after meniscus operation (10/2010)

Hi Feng, I am just a student but got a little hung up when you suggested using heat lamp. Did you mean to use the lamp on the knee or at a distant point? From Marian&#39s original post I read...

Treating pain in leg after meniscus operation (10/2010)

I would also like to comment that even though I am merely a student often get surprised to read already licensed acupuncturists hesitating or avoiding giving certain treatments that they feel is best for their patients because of someone&#39s incorrect...

Treating pain in leg after meniscus operation (10/2010)

Thank you for the clarification Feng. I assume the 24 hours is generalization and the lamp is used right after the swelling is gone. I understand the use of it now, thank you for your explanation. Blade~

Death by Acupuncture (8/2010)

In case of martial art points, internal treatment is essential for treatment. This can only be done by using points that neutralize the effect of the deadly points, the effects are not treatable simply by &#39generic&#39 herb solutions - it...

Liver Qi Stagnation and Spleen Deficiency (8/2010)

Honestly Elena I never researched the difference between the American and the Egyptian licorice, I simply purchase the Egyptian kind because the supplier I get a discount from only sells this one. If you start drinking the kombucha tea, a...

Death by Acupuncture (8/2010)

Elena and I discussed this matter, she sent me photos of her injuries as well as detailed description of other marks not presented on the photos. She also told me how the attack took place and when. After examining the...

Liver Qi Stagnation and Spleen Deficiency (8/2010)

I am a long time fan of herbal teas and I would also recommend drinking Egyptian Licorice tea, it also helps killing the harmful bacterias that cause intestinal ulcers as well as it helps strengtening the intestinal walls. The tea...

Help locating a point (8/2010)

Chi kung (also written as Qigong) is also a great way to help heal the body and prevent illnesses. Of course this form of exercise too requires a qualified instructor and does take some time to learn but once you...

Death by Acupuncture (8/2010)

Hi Elena, Even as martial artists I have to say it is just insane what this person did to you and have absolutely no comprehension as to how she is still living a free life and walking amongst people every...

Death by Acupuncture (8/2010)

Elena, from your description I feel pretty safe to say you have nothing to worry about. I am one of the lucky very few people who have been introduced to what is called the &#39Death Touch&#39 - or Dim Mak...

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