Extraordinary Vessels gives students and practitioners the knowledge and information they need to add important and powerful treatments to their repertoire. The authors have assembled theoretical explanations and treatment systems based on the use of the eight extraordinary vessels. The information comes from highly successful Japanese, Chinese, and German practitioners. The text describes trajectories, pathways, variant pathways, and branches with eleven full-page body charts, and more than 50 tables. Classical treatments are documented in a fashion that will be useful to the modern practitioner. There are step-by-step presentations covering body zones, the use of bipolar metals, magnets, and electrically pulsed magnets. Sample treatments, illustrations of correspondence and reflex areas, tables, and diagrams provide practical support.
Using the most respected Japanese and Chinese sources, the authors have prepared the most readable and useful work on the eight extraordinary vessels available in English. This information has been the foundation of powerful classic and modern energetic systems that have consistently achieved truly remarkable clinical results.
The text includes:
* Classic Extraordinary Vessel Theory
* Modern Extraordinary Vessel Theory
* Complete Pathway Descriptions
* Classical Acupuncture Therapy
* Action and Effect of the Points
* A symptomatic Balance Therapies
* Modern Electromagnetic Treatment.
The text is fully illustrated and contains a pathway chart for each of the extraordinary vessels, a complete index, bibliography and practical practitioners' appendices. Thorough diagnostic and treatment instructions are included for each of the systems discussed.
The six extraordinary fu, the brain, marrow, bones, mai, gallbladder and uterus, are a set of remarkable systems within the body which can act as ordinary fu but which also have the ability to store essences.
The extraordinary fu represent a special link with the origin because these six organs or functions reflect the complex relationships which are established between the essences when a new l...
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