Japanese Classical Acupuncture: Introduction to Meridian Therapy
Japanese Classical Acupuncture: Introduction to Meridian Therapy Books
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Meridian therapy is a school of Japanese acupuncture which is distinguished by its emphasis on the classics, its employment of the five-phase points in treating the root of disease, and the importance which it attaches to palpatory skills in diagnosis and top location.
Japanese Classical Acupuncture: Introduction to Meridian Therapy is noted for the clarity and simplicity of its style, and is the most highly regarded introduction to this theme in Japan. The theoretical and historical basis, diagnostic framework and treatment strategies of meridian therapy are discussed in detail.
The author provides a stepbystep introduction to pulse and abdominal diagnosis, and clarifies how to incorporate the concepts and techniques of meridian therapy into other styles of acupuncture. The text is interwoven with case histories and anecdotes from the author’s lengthy do.
Extensively edited in collaboration with the author to fit the needs of Western acupuncturists, this book opens the door to Japanese classical acupuncture for Western practitioners.
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I attribute much of what I do in do to this book. The text is very readable and the in rank is presented clearly. If I were allowed only one book on acupuncture, this would be the one.
Rating: 5 / 5
This book is the best of all of the books written already by this fantastic master of “Meridian Therapy”, Shudo Denmei. This book is extraordinary and obligatory to all and any acupunturista, be him linked to the acupuncture Chinese, Japanese or western. This book is of fantastic aid not just in the diagnosis, as well as in the treatment of the disturbances of the meridians. And their teachings will be of fantastic aid, as it is it for me, in the diagnosis and treatment of at least 80% of the treatable diseases with the acupuncture. Nobody in healthy conscience can stop reading, to study, to dialogue, to discuss and to share the rich in rank of the same with other work friends. Certainly, well practiced these techniques of the book, his/her performance as acupunturist will be said: before and after Shudo Denmei!
Rating: 5 / 5
I liked this book – especially the hints to learning the pulse diagnosis, and the “embassy” analogy. This is a fantastic intro to Japanese acupuncture. (Not for total beginners in acupuncture)
Rating: 5 / 5
Relevant, pragmatic, an brilliant reference for clinical libraries, Introduction to Meridian Therapy is ideal for the beginner and experienced practitioner alike. Well rounded in rank on meridian therapy that is highly applicable to clinical do combines with numerous charts and diagrams for simple reference.
Rating: 4 / 5
My interest in oriental medicine is serious and long-standing, although I have not had the opportunity to study formally at an customary school. Ancient texts are seldom available in translation and can be extremely trying to know when they are available. Many of the more modern texts are quite dogmatic. Like second-rate cookbooks, they may give unreliable consequences for the home cook. Shudo Denmei’s book is a wonderful gateway. It gives a very understandable “huge picture” view of acupuncture as it developed from its origins to the bestow time. It gives extremely matter-of-fact ways for a student to start both study and early clinical experience. Without translation from theory to actual do, no such book is worth anything. This book is the most matter-of-fact I have seen at making this transition to clinical experience possible. So, this is a wonderful place to start. On the other hand, the author also outlines very clearly at least one respectable path to mastery of the higher complexities of acupuncture do. The text can, then, guide a person through long stages of improving do. There are other wonderful books (consider, as an example, Dr. Manaka’s book), but I know of no other text that is near as helpful or as matter-of-fact, particularly for a person like me. I have fantastic desire, but I don’t catch on easily. Thanks to the author.
Rating: 5 / 5