Abstracts of the AVAA Conference, 2003

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Hi All,

 

http://www.ava.com.au/content/avaa/conf03.htm has some very

interesting Abstracts of the AVAA (Australian Veterinary

Acupuncture Association Conference Program 2003.

 

There was only one paper on herbal medicine at the session:

Elaine Cebuliak's paper on " Use of Essiac Herbal Combination in

the treatment of Cancer " .

 

See also:

Are Thoresen | Command Points in Horses and Dogs

 

Are Thoresen | Equine Joint Problems: AP and the relationship

between meridian disturbances and the development of joint

problems

 

Are Thoresen | Equine Ting Points 1: An effective diagnostic and

therapeutic technique for vets with no knowledge of AP

 

Are Thoresen | Equine Ting Points 2

 

Are Thoresen | How Disease Occurs

 

Are Thoresen | Investigation of the Equine Coronary Band as a new

microsystem and its use in diagnosis and therapy

 

Are Thoresen | Practical Session - Horses and Dogs

 

Are Thoresen | Practical Session - Horses and Dogs

 

Are Thoresen | Pulse Diagnosis

 

Are Thoresen | Treating Cancer using one needle AP according to

the Ko Cycle (Controlling Cycle) of the Five Elements as part of

overall therapy.

 

Are Thorsesen | Double Blind Trials and the Placebo Effect

 

Barbara Fougere | Use of TCM to Treat Chronic Renal Disease in

Cats

 

Charissa Smith | How Homeopathic pretreatment affects Pullets

exposed to Fowl Pox

 

Clare Middle (Facilitator) | Practice Management: Issues in running

a holistic practice: Round table discussion with various practitioners

 

David Clarke | AP and Pain Relief for Dentistry

 

Elaine Cebuliak | Meridians in the Oral Cavity

 

Elaine Cebuliak | Use of Essiac Herbal Combination in the

treatment of Cancer

 

Phillip Poulton | Bovine AP (esp in Downer Vows)

 

Rowan Blogg | Holistic Therapy for the Eye

 

Ulrike Wurth | Recent AP Research

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