Acupuncture

Pathogenic Relationship Disease Natural Acupuncture is based on the notion that our organs can develop pathological relationships with each other. We believe that the laws ruling the universe operate on many levels, from the personal (physical and emotional) to the social (interpersonal and cultural). We find the same correspondence at the internal and physiological levels,

In these acupuncture courses in India we will treat patients using the profound knowledges of subconsciousness.

In the Yellow Emperor’s book (acupuncture’s oldest book) we can read constant references to what they call the mother/son relationship. But it is not well explained, how it is applied. We have been trying to fit it in many ways like the Theory of the 5 Elements, but it is clear what does not match.

Any disease is just a message sent by our body to us to change something and save our lives. In a sense, the disease is a survival instinct reaction. Taking into account that something in our path is wrong, that is the reason why our body is trying to communicate with us through the disease.

Natural Acupuncture – mainly works with PULSE TAKING and BREATHING diagnosis. Alternative diagnosis methods: tongue, eyes (iridology). * (All students must end the course knowing how to cope with these essential patterns) 1 – Observation (breathing, attitude, and actions Yin / Yang) 2 – Questions (symptoms) 3 – Pulse taking (Subconscious) 4 – Breathing (Subconscious

Photo taken from the book: “Natural Acupuncture: Profound Review of Traditional Chinese Medicine” * All names have been given by Prof. David Lujan and refer to a specific function of the organ (subconscious) to which they belong. * This re-named of all acupuncture points has been performed to facilitate the work of the practitioner in

Photo taken from the book: “Natural Acupuncture: Profound Review of Traditional Chinese Medicine” * All names have been given by Prof. David Lujan and refer to a specific function of the organ (subconscious) to which they belong. * This re-named of all acupuncture points has been performed to facilitate the work of the practitioner in

Photo taken from the book: “Natural Acupuncture: Profound Review of Traditional Chinese Medicine” * All names have been given by Prof. David Lujan and refer to a specific function of the organ (subconscious) to which they belong. * This re-named of all acupuncture points has been performed to facilitate the work of the practitioner in

Photo taken from the book: “Natural Acupuncture: Profound Review of Traditional Chinese Medicine” * All names have been given by Prof. David Lujan and refer to a specific function of the organ (subconscious) to which they belong. * This re-named of all acupuncture points has been performed to facilitate the work of the practitioner in