Classical Chinese Acupuncture is different from the commonly used acupuncture. This holistic medical system encompasses the development of illness, condition specific and detailed theoretical understanding of optimum health.
Classical Acupuncture is seen in the Classical medical texts of the Han dynasty (206 BCE - 220 CE).But the advancement seen during the Northern Song dynasty (960 – 1279) and it continues to be improved by the interpretation of the texts by master practitioners who follow this approach. Presently one of the internationally renowned masters is Jeffrey Yuen.
Classical Acupuncture is not to be puzzled with Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), as Classical Acupuncture utilizes 62 meridians yet TCM uses 12 meridians. Divergent, Luo and Sinew meridians are omitted from TCM practice entirely.
Classical Acupuncture treatments take a lot of effort and time. For insertion and manipulation of each needle specific attention is needed to intricate changes to the flow of energy in the meridians. The special attention to detail along with diagnoses and right selection meridian can help to bring good results in the health of Classical Acupuncture patients
.Who practices Classical Acupuncture?
Classical Acupuncture which adheres to the Han dynasty texts is practiced in the parts of Asia not influenced by Communism. In the United States by a select few practitioners with training in non-Communist Asia,
Classical Acupuncture is practiced by those who had additional independent study with a Classical master and graduates by the Swedish Institute School of Acupuncture and Oriental Studies in New York City. |
