Identifying and Treating Blockages to Healing

Code: BK3768

  Strittmatter, Beate
  2004
  Specialised Acupuncture titles - A04
  Acupuncture (A1-A5)

Description

This book addresses the basic concepts & information about this revolutionary approach to healing.Profit from the author's years of teaching experience & learn the basics and application of this important diagnostic tool to remove blockages.(2004)257p

The diagnosis of foci is receiving more and more attention, even among those of my collegues who are working exclusively in the field of conventional medicine.

One of the main reasons for this growing interest is perhaps the frustration with therapy resistance, a phenomenon frequently observed in hospitals and private practice.

With chronic illnesses on the rise, many of which are resistant to therapy, attention is increasingly focused on new ways of understanding disease processes.

Regions of minor chronic stress are often neglected as potential causes of disease due to their lack of symptoms, when in fact they may be the actual blockage to the healing process.

These blockages are known as focal disturbances.

In many cases, where such foci were found and treated with ear acupuncture or neural therapy, chronic ailments that previously resisted conventional treatments subsided.

An obstacle to healing that does not show up in the patient's history or during clinical examination is easily overlooked.

Internal scars (resulting, for example, from appendectomy or cesarean section) fail to be diagnosed as interfering with healing and are therefore not treated.

Huneke's findings, however, created the foundation on which Nogier, the founder of ear acupuncture, took the first steps toward a targeted search for foci more than 40 years ago.

On this basis, Bahr then developed the differentiated and practical focus diagnosis described in this book.

Focus diagnosis does not require extensive technical equipment and can be performed by every physician in his/her practice.

The topic of focus therapy, especially the treatment of internal foci which are difficult to get at, will also be discussed within the scope of this book.

Date reviewed

30/01/2004

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