The Ziwu Meridian Style Needling is a perfect combination of the sum of theory and practice, adjusting the shape and treating spirit, maintaining integrity and innovation.
Language: Mandarin Chinese
Time: 2.5 hours
The Ziwu Meridian Style Needling is an enhanced version of Liu Wei's original Ren Si Du Wu Needle Method: Du Wu can penetrate all yang, and Ren Si can adjust the triple burners, and the vertical and horizontal superposition of the corresponding energy fields, a set of unique acupuncture methods formed in the study of classics and clinical evidence. It can not only be used as a key link by professor Liu, and become a simple and effective treatment method used alone; it can also be derived from special acupuncture methods such as "fire in water, gasification in the triple burners, seven needles in Yafeng, and three guan passes to yang"; supplemented by Feijingzouqi techniques.
The Ziwu Meridian Style Needling is a perfect combination of the sum of theory and practice, adjusting the shape and treating spirit, maintaining integrity and innovation.
Personal profile
Professor Liu Wei, MD is a licensed TCM physician in Minnesota, USA, a well-known TCM acupuncturist and professor of acupuncture and moxibustion in the United States, and a tutor of the OCOM doctoral class in the United States. He is also the first batch of distinguished professors and a member of the expert committee of the Sino-American Institute of Acupuncture and Rehabilitation, Guangzhou Zhong Visiting professor at the University of Medicine, New Zealand College of Traditional Chinese Medicine and other schools. He is one of the first batches of the top 10 overseas Chinese medicine experts to be shortlisted for the "Hundred Talents and Hundred Items" project of Chinese medicine for overseas Chinese and overseas Chinese One of the treasure gift experts.
Professor Liu Wei is diligent in his studies, has a solid foundation, and respects the classical acupuncture style. He has created five acupuncture systems including Liu's scalp acupuncture, Liu's abdominal acupuncture, tension traction acupuncture, and linkage acupuncture, and dozens of original acupuncture methods, forming his own with a unique style and clinical diagnosis and treatment methods, he enjoys the reputation of "acupuncture master" and has long been committed to promoting the inheritance and development of traditional acupuncture.
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