Guest guest Posted December 6, 2008 Report Share Posted December 6, 2008 correction: germanium diode breakover threshold = .2 volts (.2v) --- On Fri, 12/5/08, mystir <ykcul_ritsym wrote: mystir <ykcul_ritsym Re: 8 Extra Chinese Medicine Friday, December 5, 2008, 8:15 PM This is a great thread. We are giving each other a lot of personal trade and technical info for use in treating people, and throwing a little light in areas that I may have passed over too quickly, or take for granted, from a basics level. Great, thank you, for the posts,(even warm stones, light(laser incl), tuning forks and subliminal music and intention, etc., are very real and appropriate avenues into these channels, and deeper, physiology and individualism of patients.) And the real verification of clinical success will be improvement in the person's condition, subjectively and objectively( tests), not just pulses response, though if the pulse correction was to be truly obvious and consistent upon recovery, it would be a great, great tool. I would like to hear even more clinically, about the pulse experiences of others.We are a little in new territory. Myself, just a begginner, visualize the 8 extra, primarily as wide deep channels, more so than a collection of points along a thin well defined channel line. So therapuetically and for myself it is usually an intentional involvement, a qigong, with where I believe I try to touch and feel them during a 'normal' treatment. They feel kind of dynamic, like clouds or waves, or slow, when I can feel them. The master/couple points make sense experientially clinically, and also from their crossing and overlapping connections to the rest of the system. Put together with what we know of the changes in tissue electrical potentials, attempting to balance out those potentials from a left/right, yin/yang etc. point of view is even more logical. Hence the 'ion cords'. microcurrent, magnets and other electro/electro- acup devises and ion patches. (eg http://www.iabc. readywebsites. com/page/ page/623959. htm) Ion cords are just a wire with a simple, passive, semiconductor junction device, called a diode, which allows current flow in only one direction, from the negative side(cathode, to the positive side(anode). The anode must be at a higher positive electrical potential(voltage) , then the cathode. And this is what is put to the needle site of excess or trauma, trauma having a more positive potential( and by association or extension, an exces is supossedly more positive). So current or ion flow will proceed until the difference potential between the two sites(master/ couple points) becomes so low it will stop, because it cannot overcome the diode's necessary threshold to conduct. The Manaka ion cords i measured, have a silicon diodes that have a conductive breakover threshold of between .5 and.7volts. When I make cords, I use germanium diodes that have a lower threshold voltage of .2 volts, so the two points will continue to conduct to come to a closer or smaller difference. Let me say it another way. I made cords with a germanium diodes with a breakover voltage of .2 volts. This means, for equalizing bioelectric potentials, (more positive is injury=more damage. going to less positive =more healing), equalizing the potentials is important. It follows the logic of taking from the excess to raise the deficient. Clincally, this is not limited to the 8 extra methodolgy, and now the question comes up, why not just use a pure wire? The diode is there to 'steer' the flow, or reduce the positive potential. The direction of the current or 'ion' flow itself, and what exactly it is, is more theoretical. Convention says the material of the flow is from negative to positive. I think in biological systems, it's more complex. I have an interseting case coming up, where I plan to use the 8 extra methods. If ok, I'd like to share this with the group, for feedback and advice. Thanks so much. --- On Fri, 12/5/08, flyingstarsfengshui <fiveshen (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote: flyingstarsfengshui <fiveshen (AT) gmail (DOT) com> Re: 8 Extra Friday, December 5, 2008, 3:12 PM Hi John: Some of your questions require alot of time, really learning the channel system as a whole. I will comment on a few of them now. > 1. LV 3 and SP 10... you said they're unlisted points on extra channels.. > which ones?... which school? ************ ********* ********* ********* ** I suggest you study the pathway flow first, not points, this is the greatest mistake in the educational process in my view. And one should study the Chong first, and it has five branches, it creates all the other channels, it critical to see this, tracing the chong from Qi Chong/St 30 down the legs you can see it passes Sp 10, Liv3 and Sp 1, all so blood related, Ching sea of Blood. Channels originate with pathways, not points. Points are arbitrarily chosen. > 2. Going back to Jason B.'s questions... just because you needle all of > these points that compose of an extraordinary channel, > how do you really know that you're accessing an extraordinary channel and > not just needling points on a few different primary channels? What kind of > feedback mechanism are you using? ************ ********* ********* ****** The only thing that matters is the clinical result. EV should be used for specific conditions, their condition determines whether one should use them, so when using them one knows the effectiveness based on the feedback of your patients and their condition, which is the only real test. Primary channels treat Primary Channels and organ conditions, Luo Channels treat Luo conditions, Sinew, Divergent and EV channels treat their corresponding conditions. 3. In Nei gong, you use the Yi to be attentive to the channel, not specific > points.... I'm curious about the beginning and ending of the extra > channels. The Ren and Du compose of the microcosmic orbit, which seems > logical... originating in the lower abdomen and exiting out of Ren 1. The > Chong originates in the same area and exits out of either Ren 1 or ST 30 and > is very similar to the pathway of the Aorta following up the KD channel. ************ ********* *** I suggest you llok at Chong again, it creates Ren, Du, Dai and all, they are not separate. In my view Jacobs book is great, but assumes you know about these channels systems and summarizes them, based on Jeffrey Yuen's teachings, which you can not slice and dice out, really need to learn them well, then those summary points make sense. There are lots of needling methods, but the key is understanding the theory to guide your decisions. Its a deep study of our medicine. IMHO the info on secondary vessels in the common texts it pitiful, its really a shame this has occurred. You other questions would take to long to respond. regards, david www.healingqi. com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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