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Koo's Acupuncture and Herb Clinic P.C.

Home
About
Dr Koo L.A.C.
Office Methods, Procedures & Assessments
Introduction to Acupuncture
Koo's Acupuncture Treatment & Methods
Patient Info
New Patient FAQs
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)
Acupuncture
Honey Bee Sting Acupuncture
TCM - Diagnosis
The Foundation of Chinese Medicine
Herbal Medicine
The Theory of Yin & Yang
Theory of Meridian (Channels)
Zang-Fu Organs
Qi, Blood & Body Fluids
Chinese Herbal Medicine
Etiology & Pathogenesis
The History of Chinese Nutrition
Detoxification
Ailment/Treatment
Acupuncture Modality's
Allergic Rhinitis
Athletes Foot
Bronchial Asthma
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Common Cold/Flu
Dermatofibroma (Skin Tags)
Dandruff
Facial Paralysis (Bell's Palsy)
Glenohumoral Joint Tissue Disease (i.e. Shoulder Joint)
Headache
Hepatitis
Knee Joint Periphery Tender Tissue
Loss of Balance
Lower Back Pain - Scietica
Lower Back Pain - Acute
lower Back Pain - Chronic
Neck Pain
Neck - Arm Syndrome
Neurodermatitis (Chronic Simple Lichen)
Obesity
Spinal Cord Damage
Sciatica
Skin Burns/Scalding
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Theory of Meridians (Channels)

Meridians (Channels) control the Qi (Energy) and blood throughout the interior and exterior of the body. The treatment using acupuncture uses the 'points' with the needle to stimulate the balance thereby, treating the organs and problems within the body.

There are 12 meridians interconnected with the organs of the body and are in charge of transporting the Qi and blood while regulating the yin and yang (resisting pathogenics and reflecting symptoms and signs/transmitting needling sensation and regulating deficiency and excess conditions).

The other 8 extra meridian, 12 divergent meridian, 12 muscle regions and, 12 cutaneous pertained organs.  
 

  • Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)
  • Acupuncture
  • Honey Bee Sting Acupuncture
  • TCM - Diagnosis
  • The Foundation of Chinese Medicine
  • Herbal Medicine
  • The Theory of Yin & Yang
  • Theory of Meridian (Channels)
  • Zang-Fu Organs
  • Qi, Blood & Body Fluids
  • Chinese Herbal Medicine
  • Etiology & Pathogenesis
  • The History of Chinese Nutrition
  • Detoxification

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