Pulse diagnostic machines

[Guest guest]

Dear all,

 

Does anyoner know anything about the pulse diagnostic machines sold in

Korea and or elsewhere?

 

If so are they as precise as they say, where can they be bought and at

what price?

 

Thanks

[Guest guest]

I don't know about the Korean pulse diagnostic machines, but here in Europe

people use Voll electrotherapyy or Mora bioresonancy to test meridians. I

have been tested by an expert in this, and I thought that his results were

very accurate. I have referred patients of mine to someone who uses this

method (to test for candidiasis and/ or heavy metal contamination) and got

accurate results as well.

 

However, I have been told that it takes a long time before you can really

start to trust your results. I don't know much about the details, but

apparently it is a skill one has to develop.

 

Machines are expensive; for Voll test or therapy they cost from 700 to 1500€

but Mora machines can cost up to 12.000€.

 

One of my teachers has said that immunological disorders are an area in

which Chinese medicine lacks. Small or large intestine disorder

(malabsorption), candidiasis, heavy metal contamination, pollution,...that

can play a role in many diseases, like chronic fatigue, multiple sclerosis,

allergies,... Maybe we need a new thread for this topic, but I am curious as

to how people approach this from a CM perspective, if at all possible.

 

Regards,

 

Tom.

 

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nial_sawa

17/04/2007 11:24:39

Chinese Medicine

Pulse diagnostic machines

 

Dear all,

 

Does anyoner know anything about the pulse diagnostic machines sold in

Korea and or elsewhere?

 

If so are they as precise as they say, where can they be bought and at

what price?

 

Thanks