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a manual of acupuncture deadmanA Manual of Acupuncture is designed to help students and practitioners with every aspect of their study and practice. Full Pro membership includes access to. The 13-digit and 10-digit formats both work. Please try again.Please try again.A Manual of Acupuncture, published by Journal of Chinese Medicine Publications, is just such a book. Painstakingly researched over many years by Peter Deadman, editor-in-chief of The Journal of Chinese Medicine, and colleagues Mazin Al-Khafaji and Kevin Baker, this book has become the primary reference in the West for the study of acupuncture points and channels. With the subtle use of color to illustrate the acupuncture points and anatomical features, the new second edition of A Manual of Acupuncture is even more attractive and user-friendly than the first. Introductory chapters describe and illustrate the channels and collaterals, the various categories of points, and methods of selection, location, and needling. Ensuing chapters present each of the points of the 14 channels as well as the extra (miscellaneous) points, identified by their English and pinyin names, and Chinese characters. Each point is located in accordance with the most exacting anatomical standards to be found in any Western textbook. For each point there is a dedicated drawing, followed by regional body drawings. The quality of the 500 drawings is far superior to those in any other TCM text. There are also practical pointers for finding and needling the points, and cautionary information about what to avoid. In addition to point indexes by their English and pinyin names, there is an index identifying every part of the body reached by each of the channels, and separate indexes of point indications listed according to both TCM and biomedical symptoms. Then you can start reading Kindle books on your smartphone, tablet, or computer - no Kindle device required. Show details. Order it now. Ships from and sold by Amazon.com.http://www.lakepulaski.com/cms_uploads/dfi-ut-x58-t3eh8-manual.xml
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In order to navigate out of this carousel please use your heading shortcut key to navigate to the next or previous heading. In 1979 he founded The Journal of Chinese Medicine which he edits, writes for, and publishes. He has also been a teacher of acupuncture and Chinese medicine, and has lectured widely throughout the United Kingdom, Europe, Israel, Australia, and the United States. Mazin Al-Khafaji studied acupuncture in England and China, followed by intensive studies in modern and medical Chinese in Taiwan. In 1987 he graduated as a Doctor of Chinese Medicine from the Shanghai College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and has since been in private practice in Brighton where he specializes in dermatology. Dr. Al-Khafaji is also a frequent lecturer in Chinese medicine in the United Kingdom and Europe. Kevin Baker qualified in Medicine at Cambridge University and St. George's Hospital Medical School in 1979, subsequently specializing in Accident and Emergency Medicine and Surgery. He became a member of the Royal College of Physicians in London in 1983, and a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons in Edinburgh in 1986. Thereafter, he pursued studies in acupuncture in England and China, which he currently practices in addition to psychotherapy and general medicine.To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Instead, our system considers things like how recent a review is and if the reviewer bought the item on Amazon. It also analyzes reviews to verify trustworthiness. Please try again later. jeffrey 5.0 out of 5 stars Before getting this book, I was primarily interested in medical acupuncture and more neurological explanations as to how acupuncture probably works. When I started reading this book, I was taken into the world of the tradition of acupuncture. I firstly appreciated the authors mentioning of the many contradictions in traditional acupuncture.http://euroquimicadistribucion.com/zabaleta/data/imagenes_contenidos/dfi-user-manuals.xml After a while though, I started to really appreciate these different ideas and found myself considering the different energetic possibilities within our bodies. I started to consider the thousands of years of empirical observation and I was fascinated. Long story short, this manual made studying fun for me. It's a bonus that the book looks incredibly cool and looks impressive on the bookshelf. The app is much easier to navigate and has almost all of the information on the actual points and meridians.Good printing Good paper. Best quality in any textbook for medicine, western or chinese. Paper is thick, soft to touch. Print color is gentle on eyes. Even the fonts look great. Academia: While the best teacher in medicine is our patients, this book is a nice starting point for the newly initiated into the world of acupuncture. Good references throughout every chapter. I feel more reassured when reading this book compared to others with scantier references.It goes over a lot of information and can act as a reference guide for even the most advanced practitioner!If you need a book to rely on this is it. Plus great quality of the pages, they really did a great work with this book. No cons as far as it goes. Don't let this treasure be without reading and studying it, put it in your golden books list!It provides a very rich and in depth summary of information about each point, both in terms of modern usage and plus selected highlights from the classical chinese texts. There is more specific detail on each point in this manual than I have found in any other source, including for the extra points. It is a delightful resource to just read. The language is clear, straightforward and does not bog down in overly heavy detail either. It is well enough organized to assist in problem solving for particular conditions. But, I recommend searching a little further and considering an even richer treasure -- the DVD multimedia verison of this same Manual. It contains everything in the printed text plus some additional enhancements. On the DVD, it is generally easier to appreciate the organization of points by their meridians, their inter-relationships and to follow well-designed sections detailing out the anatomy of critical landmarks such as the spinous processes, ribs, and other bony landmarks. Both the text and DVD contain thorough coverage on precautions to take when needling near organs. Both have extensive charts, historical information and cross-referencing by indications. The interactive study tools in the DVD version and the ability to construct your own practice tests, as well as the ease of computer-added search make the digital version my favorite over the printed text. One Caveat: It is important to know that the DVD employs frustrating DRM limitations which require that the user keep the DVD in their disk drive anytime they want to use the program. I find this intermittently slows down acquisition of a link and occasionally necessitates rebooting the entire computer due to some odd hangup. Printed texts fortunately bypass these irritations.Arrived with a cut on the books cover sleeve, with the original plastic seal. The cut did leave a light mark on the book cove, though it does not affect the integrity of the book cover. The coupon inside of the book is out of date and useless.If you want to know details this would be the reference.Sorry, we failed to record your vote. Please try again Sorry, we failed to record your vote. Please try again Now it's time for practical teaching.Sorry, we failed to record your vote. Please try again A masterpiece in education. An invaluable aid.Sorry, we failed to record your vote. Please try again The most beautiful study book i ever had. Enjoy every step of studying at the momentSorry, we failed to record your vote. Please try again Excellent book!Sorry, we failed to record your vote. Please try again I purchased the cd rom first, then the book.http://acropolissa.com/images/a-manual-for-writers.pdf The cd rom has practice test for studying, and you can make your own. It has short vids on various angles to needle points. It doesn't have the whole book, word for word, which is why I felt the need for the follow up purchase of the book. I like both.if you are studying, the cd rom is an excellent study support. So why not get both!Sorry, we failed to record your vote. Please try again In order to navigate out of this carousel please use your heading shortcut key to navigate to the next or previous heading. I quickly realized that I missed my book and decided to try out the app. I am so happy I did because it is so much more convenient to use and access information compared to the book. You will not find any more complete resource on acupuncture out there in terms of content and information. MOA is truly the holy grail on acupuncture. I also had quick support help from a log in issue I had for accessing the book online, which was fixed within a day. Great app, and great support. Would recommend for every professional acupuncturist and student of acupuncture. It is slower that the first version. The updated version offers more but the convenience and speed seems to have been sacrificed. The website is great as well but response is slow. Also I have noticed some photos on website do not match the point that is being displayed. I contacted the customer care team and they were awesome!!!! They informed me that I could purchase the app through their website and they gave me 50 off for my troubles.Or call 1-800-MY-APPLE. I declined because I thought that there were already too many on the market. Some time later I was talking to a friend who pointed out that the fact there were so many meant that there was a significant demand. I then began to conceive the idea of a book that offered much more than anything I’d yet seen. Mazin translated classical point indications from a variety of textbooks, as well as any commentaries and quotations (he had to educate himself in classical Chinese to achieve this) and together we wrote the point commentaries which are at the heart of the book. We met just about every week for eight years. I later spent many hundreds of hours in front of the computer, turning these core illustrations into the point illustrations. We tried to be equally fastidious about every single aspect of the book (for example spending a long time on layout to try and ensure that wherever possible the point location and point illustration were on the same page). I have heard, that you have a great application for iPhone, and I am wondering if you have any plans of making a version of android. Looking forward to hearing from you Sincerely Jael Katz Actually our developers aren’t keen to produce an Android version. They say that Android apps are too easily pirated.First phones, now tablets. More Android devices out there and your developers are shutting you out of a HUGE market share that can bring substantial revenues. I honestly do not see their reasoning for piracy on Android issue as the people who pirate will pirate and not much is going to stop them. My experience in combating piracy involves working 8 years for a major game publisher that shall remain nameless. Either we’ve had really bad luck or else this is typical for digital development but our 3rd set (!) of developers have taken till now to get a fairly simple upgrade of the iphone app up and running (hopefully to be sent to Apple this week). At the same time they have been working on turning the much larger Manual DVDRom into a web app which will be accessible on any machine that has a browser. We hope to launch this in the next few weeks (though all previous deadlines have been missed). If it still seems a good idea after these are done, they will generate an Android app.I don’t have extra money for an iPad, but if that has been the only way to get those useful videos. I do hope that aspect of the application is expanded to the PC world, and perhaps the Android world. I have a question regarding the names of the yin channels. Jue means “between two”. The speen channel is between the kidney channel and the liver channel and should be called jueyin (between two). Looking forward to hearing from you Sincerely Secondly, in places on the leg, the Liver channel does run posteriorly to the Spleen channel. Thirdly, on the trunk, the Liver channel lies between the Kidney and Spleen channels.Jue does not mean “in between”(I don’t know where you get that from). It means “the end of something”. In Shang Han Lun, jue yin means that the illness has progressed to the end(critical stage)-The patient is going to die. In normal yin yang functioning, it also refers to the the end(extreme) of yin. I have been waiting to buy a new phone (Android) since Jully. Any news of an app for Android yet. The Android phones are selling 3 to 1 with I Phone now. Looking forward to hear from you. Thank you ! Daniele In the digital world deadlines seem a bit flexible but that’s our hope. Peter Regards, Tim In my group of acupuncture learners there are a lot of sad android users that can’t use your program on android devices. Please re-think this possibility. Thank you for your attention Dr Teijon Unfortunately these things seem to take more time than one hopes but this will happen. This is the best news I’ve heard all day!! I’ve been so bummed the app is not available on android. I have no intention of switching to iPad and want the app desperately! After much discussion, we have decided that we will no longer publish this as a DVD but as a web-based application. This is the all-singing all-dancing digital version of the Manual (entire text, point locations videos, multiple test functions etc.). The upside of it being a web-based application is that it can be accessed on any device that has a browser, it can be updated easily, the videos can be high quality and it won’t suffer from OS upgrades. The only downside is that users will need broadband to use it. We are hoping for a July launch. I am a first year student and I own your book and find it to be the best choice for my studies. I also purchased the CD Rom for a windows computer so that I could watch the videos for point location. I have now purchased an IPad and am wondering if there is any practical way to move the information to it without purchasing the information for a 3rd time. I purchased the CD Rom key last month. Thank you for your assistance! However we will be introducing a completely new system early in the new year offering a way of using any of our Manual digital products on any of your devices. It will involve a small monthly rental payment but if feasible we will introduce a free period of rental for people who have previously bought the DVD. Details will become clearer nearer the time. Peter Are there important changes that were made to the new edition, or would I be fine with the blue (older) one? Please give Android users the possibility of enjoying your work too! I thank graciously ester from Brazil Most of my classmates have your app on their iphones and it looks brilliant. My dilemma is I own a samsung galaxy phone and would have to change to a more expensive tariff to get an iphone just to access your wonderful app. I am considering doing this but saw that you have reconsidered doing an app for Android and was wondering if you have any idea when this might be available. Also is there a cd maybe I could buy of the app to put on my laptop. I am based in Ireland. Thank you, Denise Details at: Peter Many Thanks Daniel We are still waiting (many many months later) for an upgrade on the iphone app and this was meant to be followed by an android version. I can only say that’s still the plan. Peter The point names, categories, locations, location notes, cautions, indications and actions, and illustrations are the same and of course the app has videos where the book does not. The DVD which is currently being revised into a new version has the best of both the book and the app plus more besides (some great self-testing modules) but then again some people (like me) just love books. Peter The age of technology seems to complicate many things Dan Look forward to the DVD when it comes out. Ele However, I’ve been trying to find one with no such luck. I’ve searched the App Store for both iPad and iPhone versions under your name as well as the book title and haven’t come up with anything. Any suggestions? Thank you, Tonia I should’ve opened the app details and I would have recognized the illustrations. These mobile versions will be very convenient to have close at hand. I am currently an acupuncture student and have your hard cover book, an app for my tablet would be such a great benefit to my studies. We had to sack one lot because of failure to deliver, their replacements decided after a few months they couldn’t manage the job and we are on our third now. Apologies for the delay. Unfortunatly the videos aren’t working. I’d love to see them before I buy it! Could you please, please please, Make an android app. I saw the iphone app on my lecturers phone. It is simply AMAZING. If there is a will, a way can be found. I can’t afford an iphone as a student, it makes no sense for me to buy another phone only for this app. This will be accessible by any device that can get online and will have the entire contents of the Manual plus extras such as videos, self-tests etc.Unfortunately she has an Android phone. I applaud your strategy of developing a web app. She could then use a tablet device to access your materials. Next course starts in September for the school so there is hope. Is it possible to use your drawings for that. And how does that work where and how can we buy the rights to use your points? All the best Frank Are these listed anywhere, or is there some way of searching for them. Kind regards, Peter Mills I have a chance of having it delivered to her by hand, but would appreciate knowing what it weighs before I go ahead and order it. Appreciate that there is also a DVD but it is over our budget. Thanks, Diana I have found it for a good price through Amazon Books, but they cannot deliver it to me unfortunately (i live in Western Australia). Are you able to give me any suggestions as to how i can get hold of this book at a good price.I am looking forward to getting it there. Thanks! By the way, what is the problem with getting it on the marked? A Manual of Acupuncture has been a great resource for me and many others. Would you please give your latest estimate of the release timing for the new web app? But as the market change and I now have to upgrade my electronincs. I wonder where I can find the much talked about android web based version. ?? Any news about when it’s out on the market. It is a stripped down version of the full digital book (no commentaries for example) but full of content and features. It will work well on phones and tablets. The web app which is the full monster digital version is a bit more complicated. We’ve only just discovered that it won’t be optimised for Android tablets and are having to make a decision about whether to support the further development costs. Peter Looking forward to February and the Android platform you’ll be launching then. Thanks and best wishes for a great year. Once you have the Android you’ll get a huge customer crowd from Europe. On my iPhone 4 and iPad 2 it does not use the whole screen. That’s no problem on the ipad but it is a nuisance on the iPhone. Will there be a fix soon? The good news is that it is being fixed. Also by the end of the year we hope to have a major upgrade in place with lots of additional features. Peter I know you are all doing your best.Unfortunately, I only have a laptop and a smartphone (Samsung Galaxy 6 mini) and I would like to have this app on my laptop if possible. I am studying acupuncture at the College of Naturopathic Medicine in London and have done a practical stage in Hanoi, Vietnam It will function on devices with a lower resolution but may not be displayed as intended. The App runs in Firefox with the exception of video playback functionality. The next release will fully support Firefox and Chrome for Mobile. I have both the hardcover book and study point cards. But I have an android system that I use TCM Clinic Aid on. Your points have been pulled from that app because of your new product, yet I don’t have access to it. As a student, I can’t afford to purchase new systems just to get access to this. Do you have any viable suggestions? When will it be available? They say they are working on it and it’s going well. I will contact them to see if I can get a more precise prediction. Peter If you have shut down the site, will I get a refund? Please email me again if you don’t get a swift response. Peter But I thought you might like to know so you can whip your tech support into shape ?? Kathy I reported this to the support address you mentioned, but they ignored my emails altogether??? I was wondering how can I read your manual if my WiFi goes down? Can you confirm the email address you sent the request to and where you got it from. As far as outright purchase is concerned, I will find out of you should have got a confirmatory email but if you can access the application it must be working.I’m struggling to understand the third use and am hoping you might clarify. If they are, I’d be most grateful if you could clarify exactly what substances they are! Light can be said to travel but does that make it a substance? Peter Not that I need it, but if there is one coming up I would rather buy that one ?? Thanks, Johanne, Denmark I have also contacted the support several times, also without success. I will forward your concern to the support team and they will reply and try and establish why your emails have not been responded to. Peter The Android version still available or not? Do you to lauch an upgrade of the app? I think that the app needs an update as soon as possible. They think this is an easy glitch to fix (they have the app working fine on 5.02 in their office) and will post a new version up next week which they hope will overcome the problem. They think this is an easy glitch to fix (they have the app working fine on 5.02 in their office) and will post a new version up next week which they hope will overcome the problem. I’m look forward to use the app! Have you tried the new version? I let you know if I can use it or not. Melanie I was wondering if it was possible to get replacement cards or would I have to buy the whole set again. Thank you! Just 11 cards? best, Peter I recently purchased a new laptop with Windows 10 Home and it seems I can not run your program. Of course Quicktime is installed. Is your program still compatible with the latest Windows. The DVD is 7 years old now and says it’s compatible with Vista, that’s been quick some time ago now. Thank you. Go to amanualofacupuncture.com and follow the instructions. Peter I have a downloaded version bought last year. This worked on my windows 10 upgraded computer, but it won’t install on my new surface. I work in a WiFi free zone, so the online version isn’t useful for me. I would like to try a fresh download version, but the link no longer works. Thank you for such a wonderful detailed informative book. This book is a truely great credit to you all. I am only studying the microsystem of the face with John Tindall. However I also wanted to understand some philosophy behind points, etc. I will be reading for the rest of my life. I would also like to point out the book is a trillion times more beneficial than any download. Well done for such hard work.: ) I completely agree with you that books rule.I am still impressed as ever about the wonderfully detailed drawings of the points and techniques. Alas, I am very sad that you don’t have a Kindle fire addition because if you did, I would also purchase it because, I travel a lot and it’s just not practical to carry that heavy tome in my suitcase so, if you ever do decide to ( I dont care how much memory it would consume) have a kindle addition please let me know so I can get it. Thanks for your time. Check out: best wishes, Peter I found it extremely helpful and use it on my practice as my preferred reference book on acupuncture. I bought also the applications for my iPhone, iPad and my android devices. I have o long catalog of protocols written on the section:””my point groups” on my iPhone. But is impossible to.Also it is impossible to have proper support on password issues regarding the applications. Please tell me how can I resolve those problems. Best wishes. P. Matsis MD Ophthalmic Surgeon If you have any applications on Viaduct, please ensure they are migrated before this date. You can contact us at any time if you need any assistance.” Our developers say this has been fixed.Is a new edition being planned anytime soon. If so, I might wait on that. Thanks! Michele It is not specific points wich do not show the image, it appears to happen after the loading icon when swiping between points. I already added to my ticket. Please help me. The last time I had a response from MOA support was is July 4, 2016. It was Andy who said “Hi Paulo, The book has a vast amount more discussion and commentary.I’m studying Shiatsu (human and horses) and your application is very useful for exact localisation etc. Or do I have to buy therefore a separate application ? I think the best thing for you is to consider the online edition (amanualofacupuncture.com). It is in the process of being upgraded and the new version will be launched on December 4th (hopefully). It is designed to work on all devices. But you need to know it’s an online application so you need an internet connection. I’m sorry I haven’t heard of anything similar for horses.I inherited a box of the flash cards, however, they are completely mixed up and out of order. Within the channels just sort according to point number e.g. LU-1, LU-2, LU-3 etc. Any other cards (not included in above) are extraordinary points and the order is not that important, although if you are fussy consult a copy of A Manual of Acupuncture textbook in your school library and you will find them there. Good luck with your studies. Peter I recently upgraded to the iPhone 7 plus version, and the app changed its icon to a “black rounded X” and became quite strange for the screen size, like it couldn’t adapt to the iPhone Plus size. Is it a known issue. Is there any workaround being planned. Best regards. Bruno I’m wondering if there is a discount for the app if i have purchased the text. I have tried to resist the app due to finances however i am really keen for the quizzes. We definitely can’t discount the Apple or Android apps but we can probably do something with our own online edition which anyway has the most quizzes on it.Living at the South most state Tamil Nadu. Would like to purchase hard copy of your book. How can I purchase. Please guide me. If you need names of distributors in those countries please get back to me. Do you know that there is also a digital version of the book.Unfortunately, they will not play. Whenever I click on a video, I just have a black screen. I am able to watch other you tube videos without a problem. I have also gone to my MoA, account, and clicked on the continuous play button with no improvement. Would you please reply soon. This is my second attempt to get a response. We look forward to peak events and can’t wait f. That's lovely to hear. Keep. Sarah on Nature’s Foods My copy of Natures Foods has been with m. Peter Deadman on Home Hi Yocheved. There are so many practitio. Groups Discussions Quotes Ask the Author A Manual of Acupuncture, published by Journal of Chinese Medicine Publications, is just such a book. Painstakingly researched over many years by Peter Deadman, editor-in-chief of The Journal of Chinese Medicine, and colleagues Mazin Al-Khafaji and Kevin Baker, this boo A Manual of Acupuncture, published by Journal of Chinese Medicine Publications, is just such a book. Painstakingly researched over many years by Peter Deadman, editor-in-chief of The Journal of Chinese Medicine, and colleagues Mazin Al-Khafaji and Kevin Baker, this book is certain to become the primary reference in the West for the study of acupuncture points and channels. In addition to point indexes by their English and pinyin names, there is an index identifying every part of the body reached by each of the channels, and separate indexes of point indications listed according to both TCM and biomedical symptoms. To see what your friends thought of this book,This book is not yet featured on Listopia.I would recommend just getting the app for this book on your phone instead of buying the book. Read Giovanni foundations for theory. I use this book daily. I especially love the commentaries in each of the individual point entries: they're always thought-provoking for me. I love the way the information is presented, the illustrations are clear and precise, and the introductory chapters have lots of valuable information on special point groupings (one of my favorite aspects of acupuncture point theory). One caveat: no information on moxibustion.I use this book daily. One caveat: no information on moxibustion.Between this and CAM you will find everything you need. Aesthetically pleasing and thankfully straight-forward. It will make a great coffee table book when I graduate.