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Sorry! I'm not sure I completely understand the question. The only Front Mu point on the back is GB25. If this is the point you are asking about, I go through this in my Anatomical Palpation Mastery for Acupuncturists course. The rest of the Front Mu points are generally located on the front of the body. Let me know if this is your question. Thanks very much for watching!

This is a great question! I could go on for a while with this one but I will try to be brief. For those new to needling the ear, it can be easy to pierce through the cartilage in thinner areas. It is not a huge deal if this happens (they person won't even know) BUT...one must be VERY careful that they do not have their own fingers placed behind where the needle direction is going as this could result in a needle stick injury. Never have your fingers on the opposite sides of the ear in the direction that you are about to needle. This important note aside - when finished with insertion, the needle should be rigid and firm - not loose and wobbly. Needles in the lobe are an exception to this as getting a rigid needle in this area of the ear is not likely. I hope this helps!

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Hello there! I am in Toronto, Canada. All my course prices can be seen at www.acupuncturemasterclass.com. I hope this helps!

When thinking about acupuncture point selection for any issue - a proper TCM diagnosis is needed. Once you have your diagnosis, you can then start thinking about points. However, given the small amount of info you provided, these issues are sometimes connected to Kidney Essence deficiencies. Look for points which promote Essence (Kidney meridian and Back Shu of Kidney). Points on the REN channel should also be considered. I hope this gets you started! Thanks for watching.

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Thanks for the question! I usually have multiple needles in my acupuncture point prescription. Typically 6-8 needles bilaterally. For pain management, this number would easily increase depending on what you are treating. I hope this helps!

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@@bushpoutros5673 Glad you liked it! A very difficult area for a lot of my students. Thanks for watching!

I'm sorry to hear about your uncomfortable symptoms. Obviously, it is very hard for me to comment on this. However, I would suggest that you inform your acupuncturist about the symptoms you have had since your last appointment...even if it has been a while since you last saw them. In the meantime, I hope you have consulted with a family physician about these symptoms. Additional testing may provide more insight and potential treatment to help. Wishing you all the best with this!

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@@FolkCinema27 Glad you liked the video! As far as needle depth for SP6, traditionally, it is 1-1.5cun. However, this is somewhat dependent on the size of the individual getting needled. Someone small may not require that depth, for example. For me, the most important thing is the sensation they get when needled. If needle sensation is what I’m looking for, but I’m not quite to traditional depth, I’m okay with that. It’s also worth noting SP6 is contraindicated in pregnancy. Hope this helps put some perspective on needle depth!

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When needling CV17 (REN17), the only real option you have is to needle subcutaneously (superficially). Even though the sternum is there to protect the lungs, needling subcutaneously is still important as some people will have sternal foramen (holes in their sternum) and needles could go through these foramen if needling perpendicularly! Due to the actions of this point, I usually needle it inferiorly to enhance the "downward" function of this point (for coughing, acid relfux etc.). I hope this helps!

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Thanks very much for watching! You can practice needling on a number of accessible items - an orange is very common, for example. In regards to needling on a real person and causing pain - this is something that will happen from time to time. It is up to you as a practitioner to inform your patients what they may feel during the needling process. Once you have been needled yourself in acupuncture school, you will soon realize that some points are more sensitive than others. You need to tell your patients when these more sensitive needles are coming and what sensations they may expect. The more they know to expect a stronger needle, the less uncomfortable it will be. I hope this helps!

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My Anatomical Palpation Mastery for Acupuncturists inline course is coming out soon! All those areas get covered in this course. Be sure to subscribe to be alerted for upcoming “teasers” and early bird discounts! Thanks again for watching!

Sorry, online course…

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@@joannad7502 Thanks so much for watching, Joanna! I picked up this practice pad from Amazon. Here is a link Intramuscular Injection Training... www.amazon.ca/dp/B07W5KSKRQ?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share I hope this helps!

Paul, many apologies for the missed email. Thank you for reaching out again! The closest course I have in development for your needs is my Anatomical Palpation Mastery for Acupuncturists. It is in the editing phase right now so it is not quite ready. It covers over 100 acupuncture points but more specifically, it helps students become better at recognizing anatomical landmarks related to acupuncture point location. It does not go through each TCM channel but rather, it covers specific anatomical locations (scalp, chest, back, knee etc.). It may be a valuable course for you after you have some experience with some beginner acupuncture point location. I still suggest signing up to my newsletter (if you haven't already) to be informed as soon as the course is ready! In the mean time, check out all my free TH-cam videos - some may be very helpful for you before you get into your first acupuncture practical. I hope this was helpful, Paul and all the best with your TCM education!

@@acupuncturemasterclass I forgot to thank you for your answer, when does this course start? (I saw on your website that it will start this fall). Thanks!

@@MrRemunj01 Thanks for asking, Paul! The course is currently being edited - I just saw Module 3 (The Anterior Neck) and it looked fantastic! My creative team has done an amazing job and I can't wait for things to be complete. Course launch will begin likely in mid/late October. Definitely watch for updates by staying tuned to my TH-cam channel. I hope this helps answer your question! All the best.

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The doll I used in this video is great for mapping out the head/scalp points but is not very good for needling into. I was hoping I could show more needling techniques with this but the layers are too thick. I think I purchased this from Amazon!

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Much appreciated! Thanks again for watching!