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Hand contracture: Do Not use electro-AP on LI 04?

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Hi, Phil and all,

LI 4 is such a strong point, that IMHO, e-stim can cause more damage than

healing. LI 5 works well in smoking cessation tx, so it may well be a good

alternative. Cold or warm, I would still discourage LI 4 e-stim. Anyone out

there use it? We'd like to know.

 

Thanks and I surely learn lots here, too.

Pam Price

 

> Why do you say: " Do Not use electro-AP on LI 04 " ?

>

> Does that apply in warmer climates also?

>

> I learn a lot from this list. Next time I see a friend with contracture, I

> will give it a go.

>

> Best regards,

>

> Email: <

>

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Dear ALL,

 

I have seen that Baxie Points increaser spastic contractions in infants. I

avoid them most.

si 3 has given a good results .

But most relaxation I have obtained are from SI3 Ub 62 , Liv 3 . Gb 34 and

the best point muscle relaxing point of ear acupuncture .

 

 

regards .

Fadaie

 

 

 

> " Pam Price " <needledoc

>Chinese Medicine

><Chinese Medicine >

>Re: Re: Hand contracture: " Do Not use electro-AP on LI 04 " ?

>Wed, 6 Oct 2004 18:33:28 -0700

>

>Hi, Phil and all,

>LI 4 is such a strong point, that IMHO, e-stim can cause more damage than

>healing. LI 5 works well in smoking cessation tx, so it may well be a good

>alternative. Cold or warm, I would still discourage LI 4 e-stim. Anyone

>out

>there use it? We'd like to know.

>

>Thanks and I surely learn lots here, too.

>Pam Price

>

> > Why do you say: " Do Not use electro-AP on LI 04 " ?

> >

> > Does that apply in warmer climates also?

> >

> > I learn a lot from this list. Next time I see a friend with contracture,

>I

> > will give it a go.

> >

> > Best regards,

> >

> > Email: <

> >

>

 

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