Insights of a Senior Acupuncturist
"Dr. Lee advances this bilateral combination of 10 points as a valuable tool for the less experienced acupuncturist. They served her well during those years when she had no time for diagnosis beyond recognizing a patient 'whose middle burner has been attacked.' Dr. Lee details how these points can be used to treat specific illnesses.Beyond the technical information, itself immensely valuable, this volume is rich with a sense of wisdom that Dr. Lee has come to through her many years of practice. It is a worthwhile addition to a serious acupuncturist's library." --Gateways, p. 11As the subtitle of her book state, "one combination of points can treat many diseases." Dr Lee found the theoretical basis for this combination in the Nei Jing. "When the stomach and spleen, the central jiao, are attached by emotion, pure qi cannot ascend to the brain, and the evil qi, the waster, cannot descent," she explains. To facilitate the free flowing of qi in the central jiao, to benefit the liver as well as the kidneys and spleen, to force the evil qi to go down, and to improve brain function, Dr. Lee chooses a bilateral combination of 10 points. It is a valuable tool for any acupuncturist and Dr. Lee details how these points can be used to treat specific illnesses. Beyond the technical information, itself immensely valuable, the volume is rich with the wisdom that Dr. Lee has come to through her many years of practice. It is a worthwhile addition to any serious acupuncturist's library. Chris Vernon   Gateways Newsletter --Gateways Newsletter