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1998 and 1999 (Volume 26 & 27): Parkinson's Disease: Unique
Energetic Correlations Lead to New Therapy
This pioneering technique has enabled a decrease in symptoms & reduction of
conventional medication. An evolving hypothesis describes the factors which
may set in motion the cascade of changes that precipitate the neurologic
damage found in Parkinson's disease; thus, the proposal that decreased
dopamine is not the cause of PD, but a side effect of this cascade.
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The 1999 issues also include articles on acupuncture and . . .
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• Healing wounds resistant to conventional Tx • O-ring testing
receives US Patent • How reliable is O-ring testing? • Tx of knee
osteoarthritis • Psychological disturbances from the perspective of
Chinese medicine • The holograms of micro-acupuncture
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Musculo-tendino channels (jing jin) and exogenous pathogens • Tx of
varicose veins • Nutritional supplement intolerance • Comparison of
migraine protocols • Review of research studies of Colorpuncture
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The 1998 issues also include articles on acupuncture and ...
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• Integrated treatment of chronic Hepatitis C • Strategies for
enhancing immunity • Treating geriatric patients • Large scale
study on labor pain and acupuncture • Therapeutic use of essential
oils • Determination of safe needling depth via CT scan
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• Incorporating Five Element methods into TCM • Acupuncture
management of placental retention • Tennis elbow • Comparison of
protocols for sciatica • Sportsmedicine • Russian perspective on
Luo vessels • Hind limb paralysis in dogs, etc.
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1997 (Volume 25): Botanic Therapies: A European Professional
Perspective
This series provides a sophisticated & international perspective on the
selection of herbal remedies. By integrating biomedical information from the
Five Phase system & the neuroendocrine model used by European physicians,
you'll learn to distinguish patterns that give significance to symptoms that
would otherwise go unnoticed.
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The 1997 issues also contain articles on acupuncture and ...
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•Proven Huatuo Jiaji point protocols for pain • Post-surgical
nerve
damage • Needle metal intolerance • Reducing anti-schizophrenia
drugs • Kidney stones • Hip pain • Japanese acupuncture
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• Update on mechanisms of acupuncture analgesia • Kirlian
phenomena
• Facial paralysis in horses • The Tomatis method, etc.
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1996 (Volume 24): Two important series: 1) Technique &
Theory of O-Ring Testing! and 2) Help for
Fibromyalgia Patients!
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The 1996 issues also contain articles on acupuncture and ...
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• Osteoarthritic bone spurs • Senile dementia • HIV: 5-yr
review • Coronary artery disease; arrhythmia • Chronic bedwetting
• Insufficient lactation • Cystic fibrosis • TMJ distress
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• Brain perfusion post acupuncture • Command points •
Sciatic nerve injury • Colorpuncture • Role of endogenous opioids
• Use of therapeutic sound, etc.
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1995 (Volume 23): Energetic Trauma — Treating the Effects of
Abuse, Incest, Rape & Divorce
From the perspective of Chinese medicine, this series examines the impact of
the "betrayal of intimacy." Provides new insight into the theory & treatment
of the profound implications these traumas may have on organ systems. Includes
acupuncture & herbal strategies, plus a 27-page case study.
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The 1995 issues also contain articles on acupuncture and ...
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• Enhancing athletic performance • Reversal of mental & physical
retardation • Periodontal dz • Edema • Herbal support for
breast cancer • Post-stroke CT-scan study • Cellulite
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Toxicity of dairy foods • Auto-immune diseases • Tendinitis
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Ayurveda and Korean Hand acupuncture • Epilepsy • Hypertension,
etc.
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1994 (Volume 22): Integrating Body & Mind — Treatment of
Mental & Emotional Disorders
One of the important characteristics of Chinese medicine is the close
integration of Body and Mind. A clear interpretation of classical knowledge
in this 2-part series by renowned author Giovanni Maciocia explores the theory
and methods for effectively treating psychological & emotional imbalances.
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The 1994 issues also contain articles on acupuncture and ...
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• Phantom limb pain • Post-polio syndrome • Post-herpetic
neuralgia • Menstrual irregularities • Restoring post-op urinary &
GI function • Skin diseases • Shoulder pain
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• Acupuncture
grant proposal guidelines • Infantile diarrhea • Oriental medicine
& the frontiers of biological science • Optimal analgesia •
Chinese eye exercises, etc.
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1993 (Volume 21): Stroke Prevention & Treatment
This 3-part series examines stroke prevention & treatment from the unique
perspective of Chinese medicine. Based on an extensive review of acupuncture
studies & techniques detailed in this report, there is new hope for both
post-stroke patients & for its prevention. Learn practical, proven acupuncture
techniques that you & your patients can utilize today.
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The 1993 issues also contain articles on acupuncture and ...
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• De-mystifying Chinese pulse taking • Enhanced immune function
• Infertility & uterine myomas • Which acupoints provide the
best diagnostic information? • Treatment of biliary & renal colic
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Acu-prescriptions for asthma • 5-Elements & constitutional type •
Treating addictions, including eating disorders • Anxiety and depression
etc.
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