• What is the difference?

• Close to the Chinese Classics

• Very Hands-on

• Combination of several Japanese Masters

• To Qi or not to Qi?

• Some Order in our Work...

Intro to Kiiko’s Style

Ba s i c Ha ra R e f l e x e s

Some Order in Our Work

• Oketsu - Stagnation of Blood (L. liv4, Lu5)

• Immune (B. LI11 area)

• CV12 and Stomach Qi (include Ht Shu)

• Adrenal (Kid6, Kid27 or variations)

• Autonomic Nervous system (CV17/Shao Yang)

Some Order in Our Work

•Immune (B. LI11 area)

Some Order in Our Work

• CV12 and Stomach Qi

• Include Ht Shu

Kid6, Kid27 & Lu5 - ClassicKid7, Kid27 & Lu5 - Dai MaiKid3, Kid27 & Lu4 - P.P. on St9Kid9, Kid27 & TW9 - P.P. @ ASISKid7, Kid10, Kid27 & Lu5 (or LuM/W) - P.P. at Kid2Kid10, Liv8, TW9 & Kid27 - Cervical aa Tx

Ling Shu 8 Origins of Shen

The Yellow Emperor asked: “How to insert the acupuncture needle, priority must be based on the Shen. Blood vessel, nourishing Qi, Jing, Shen, these are stored at the five viscera

Regulation of the Autonomic

nervous system

Sympathetic dominance / Parasympathetic deficiency

Sympathetic deficiency / Parasympathetic dominance

In both cases palpate and treat:

SCM - treated with contralateral Shao YangPericardium Channel treatment - pressure pain at CV17

Palpate Kid2 Pain Kid7&Kid10With or without Lu5&Lu8

No Pain

Rapid Pulse

Yes

No

Pressure pain at SCM?

Yes

Contralateral TW9&GB40

Adrenal? (Kid3&Kid27)Dull pain Liv14, R.C3 (Liv1)

Pain at PC8 (PC3&Pc5)Blood Pressure (Behind Third toe)

CV17 Pain Pc Tx or TW5&GB41Abdominal Points CV6 or CV4Back Point GV2

Treat contralateral TW5 or TW9 and GB41 or GB40

Pericardium Channel Treatments

If PC8 is painful - Treat PC3 and PC5If PC8 is not painful - Treat PC6

If PC8 feels numb or "goooood" - Treat PC8

PC4 is diagnostic for Angina Pectoris and can be treated for this condition

after the distal cardiac treatments

In any case reduce pressure pain at CV17