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Some points have diagnostic and therapeutic value in that they become tender in response to internal maladies called aashi points. For example front mu points of spleen and lower he(sea) points of large intestine in case of appendicitis. Probably you...

There is one more simpler way of balancing the meridians. It is a sort of psychological acupuncture not using needles but using your finger tips to tap certain points on the face and torso where the meridians run close to...

No organ is fully yin or yang. As the symbol of Acupuncture shows there’s always yin within yang and vice versa. The terms are relative. Stomach viewed purely as an organ is yin while it’s function is yang. In relation...

Since you are keen on acupuncture I would like you to try the psychological acupuncture without needle developed by Gary Craig which is simple and can be used even as self-help.It doesn't require much knowledge about acupuncture either and maybe...