Introduction to Japanese Electro-Acupuncture & Ryodoraku

This text is designed to give the practitioner an accurate understanding of the history and development of electric devices and their usage in order to provide the most effective treatment possible for his/her patients in a safe manner.

This manual points out the physiological and therapeutic differences between alternating and direct current electro-acupuncture so the practitioner can decide which approach s/he would like to use. Many practitioners use both AC and DC acupuncture, depending on which method is more appropriate for the patient's particular condition.

CONTAINS:
I. Ryodoraku
II. Ryodoraku Diagnosis
III. Location of Reactive Points
IV. ES-160
V. Electrical Stimulation
VI. Replenishing and Decreasing Qi Points
VII. Treatment Point Suggestions
VIII. Safety
IX. References
Appendix: Bioenergetic Chart