carotid-radial Yang/Yin balance

[Guest guest]

Dear Gustavo Daud Amadera

I have never heard of or been taught anything about carotid-radial Yang/Yin

balance. Can you explain a bit more for me?

Anniex

 

 

[Guest guest]

Anniex

 

I guess wildly that it is the same pulse I use in Korean Hand Acupuncture

It is called Yin/Yang pulse and is done on carotid and radial pulse.

I use it very often myself. If it is the same as Gustavos this is how it

works:

 

The carotid pulse at ST9 is compared with the radial pulse at LU9. the

carotid pulse measures the artery boold flow going to the head in front of

the neck. The radial pulse measures the artery blood flow in the back of the

neck. When they are equally large/thick the flow to the brain is in balance,

which gives the brain an optimum chance to participate in the healing

process.

 

When the carotid pulse is larger one of the Fu organs is unbalanced and when

the radial pulse is thicker one of the Zang organs is unbalanced. The

difference in thickness tells me which organ it is. Ie: 2:1 radial means the

liver is unbalanced, 4:1 carotis means LI is unbalanced. Other signs tells

me if it is deficient (vacuity)or if there is an excess.

 

This takes a minute and is done on both sides. the treatment I do is to

sedate or tonify the meridian with one " gold " and one " silver " pellet on a

micromeridian on a finger (dip and pip joint) takes a few seconds.

 

Then I can verify if the treatment is correct. I may use palpation also but

mailnly I use the pulse. The pulse is balanced almost immediately. Some

people can feel that they are in a great balance just seconds later.

 

It is really a great way of correcting an imbalance and a quick way of

confirming other diagnostic answers.

 

Holger

 

 

Dear Gustavo Daud Amadera

I have never heard of or been taught anything about carotid-radial Yang/Yin

balance. Can you explain a bit more for me?

Anniex