This is a practical manual for health professionals who are
beginning to use modern medical acupuncture. It starts from the
assumption that acupuncture works by modifying the activity of the
nervous system. Modern research fails to confirm the existence of
precisely localised 'acupuncture points' and these figure hardly at
all in the book. Instead, the focus is on the principles that are
used in deciding where to place the needles and on getting the
amount of stimulation right. It is based on the course that the
author has taught to health professionals for more than 35 years.
It will be useful to students who have completed this course and
also to those who have learned acupuncture in another way and who
wish to explore a different approach.
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