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Ear Acupuncture: A Precise Pocket Atlas Based on the Works of Nogier/Bahr [Pehme köide]

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Beate Strittmatter

Formaat: Paperback / softback, 382 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 188x119x18 mm, kaal: 386 g, Line drawings, color; Line drawings, black and white
Sari: Complementary Medicine (Thieme Paperback)
Ilmumisaeg: 12-Dec-2002
Kirjastus: Thieme Medical Publishers
ISBN-10: 1588900932
ISBN-13: 9781588900937

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Formaat: Paperback / softback, 382 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 188x119x18 mm, kaal: 386 g, Line drawings, color; Line drawings, black and white
Sari: Complementary Medicine (Thieme Paperback)
Ilmumisaeg: 12-Dec-2002
Kirjastus: Thieme Medical Publishers
ISBN-10: 1588900932
ISBN-13: 9781588900937

Teised raamatud teemal:

Complementary medicine - (Hetkel poes: 5 nimetust)

Püsilink: https://www.kriso.ee/db/9781588900937.html

Apparently Hippocrates was onto something when he treated impotence by bloodletting at the ear, as did Bosch when he showed Satan needling the Libido Point of the ear of a sinner. Strittmatter, a practitioner and chief instructor at the German Academy of Acupuncture gives a little history but a lot of practical advice on how to perform ear acupuncture, in which gold, silver, and even permanent needles are inserted in points on the auricle corresponding to other areas in the body. She describes these points as they correspond to the motor system, internal organs, structures of the head and nervous system, and functions such as the endocrine system. Strittmatter also describes indications and auxiliary lines that relate to treatment for such conditions as anxiety, aggression, and addictions to barbiturates, caffeine, and nicotine. The volume includes over 300 illustrations. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

Introduction

(3)

Projection of the Locomotor System

(46)

Locomotor System--Overview

(2)

Projection of the Vertebral Column/Thorax

(16)

Entire Vertebral Column

(1)

Structures of the Vertebral Column

(2)

Cervical Spine

(1)

Thoracic Spine

(2)

Lumbar Spine

(1)

C0/C1 (Atlanto-occipital Joint)

(2)

C7/T1

(1)

T12/L1

(2)

L5/S1 (Lumbosacral Transition)

(1)

Coccyx

(2)

Sacral Spine

(1)

Thorax--Overview

(2)

Ribs

(1)

Sternum

(2)

Clavicle

(1)

Trunk Muscles

(2)

Projection of the Pelvis

(4)

Pelvis---Overview

(1)

Public Bone

(2)

Sacroiliac Joint

(2)

Projection of the Lower Limb

(12)

Entire Lower Limb

(1)

Hip Joint

(2)

Knee Joint

(1)

Ankle Joint

(2)

Buttock

(1)

Thigh

(2)

Leg

(1)

Foot

(2)

Heel

(1)

Achilles Tendon

(2)

Toes

(2)

Projection of the Upper Limb

(12)

Upper Limb--Overview

(2)

Large Joints--Overview

(1)

Shoulder Joint

(2)

Acromioclavicular Joint

(1)

Elbow Joint

(2)

Wrist

(1)

Upper Arm

(2)

Forearm

(1)

Finger

(2)

Metacarpophalangeal Joint of Thumb

(1)

Carpometacarpal Joint of Thumb

(2)

Projection of the Internal Organs

(42)

Internal Organs--Overview

(2)

Projection of the Cardiovascular System

(2)

Heart

(1)

Blood Vessels

(1)

Lymph Vessels

(2)

Projection of the Respiratory System

(6)

Respiratory System--Overview

(1)

Lung

(2)

Bronchi

(1)

Trachea

(2)

Throat (Pharynx)

(2)

Projection of the Gastrointestinal System

(12)

Gastrointestinal System---Overview

(1)

Esophagus

(2)

Stomach

(1)

Duodenum

(2)

Jejunum/Ileum (Small Intestine)

(1)

Colon (Large Intestine)

(2)

Appendix

(1)

Rectum

(2)

Anus

(1)

Liver

(2)

Gall Bladder

(1)

Pancreas

(2)

Projection of the Immune System

(4)

Spleen

(1)

Thymus Gland

(2)

Tonsils

(1)

Lymph Nodes

(2)

Projection of the Urogenital System

(10)

Urogenital System--Overview

(1)

Kidney

(2)

Ureter

(1)

Urinary Bladder

(2)

Urethra

(1)

Uterus

(2)

Ovary/Testis

(1)

Vagina

(2)

Prostate/Fallopian Tube

(1)

Penis/Clitoris

(2)

Projection of the Endocrine System

(6)

Endocrine System--Overview

(1)

Thyroid Gland

(2)

Parathyroid Gland

(1)

Thymus Gland

(2)

Pancreas

(1)

Adrenal Gland (Cortisone Point)

(2)

Projection of the Head

(19)

Head--Overview

(1)

Bony Skull

(2)

Projection of the Temporomandibular Joint

(2)

Temporomandibular (TMJ) Joint

(2)

Projection of the Jaws and Teeth

(2)

Upper and Lower Jaws, Teeth

(2)

Projection of the Lips and Tongue

(2)

Lips

(1)

Oral Cavity, Tongue

(2)

Projection of the Tonsils and Throat

100

(2)

Tonsils

100

(1)

Throat (Pharynx)

100

(2)

Projection of the Eye and Nose

102

(2)

Eye

102

(1)

Nose

102

(2)

Projection of the Paranasal Sinuses and Ear

104

(2)

Paranasal Sinuses

104

(1)

Ear

104

(2)

Projection of the Facial Muscles and Parotid Gland

106

(2)

Facial Muscles

106

(1)

Parotid Gland

106

(2)

Projection of the Occipital Trigger Points

108

(3)

Occipital Trigger Points

108

(3)

Projection of the Nervous System

111

(75)

Projection of the Central Nervous System

112

(30)

Central Nervous System--Overview

112

(2)

Cerebral Lobes--Overview

114

(1)

Cortex

114

(2)

Frontal Lobe

116

(2)

Parietal Lobe

118

(2)

Temporal Lobe

120

(1)

Auditory Line

120

(2)

Occipital Lobe

122

(1)

Corpus Callosum

122

(2)

Thalamus

124

(2)

Hypothalamus

126

(2)

Pituitary Gland

128

(4)

Limbic System

132

(2)

Cerebellum

134

(2)

Brain Stem

136

(1)

Vomiting Point

136

(2)

Reticular Formation

138

(2)

Spinal Cord

140

(2)

Projection of the Cranial Nerves

142

(16)

Cranial Nerves--Overview

142

(2)

Olfactory Nerve (CN I)

144

(1)

Optic Nerve (CN II)

144

(2)

Oculomotor Nerve (CN III)

146

(1)

Trochlear Nerve (CN IV)

146

(2)

Trigeminal Nerve (CN V)

148

(1)

Abducens Nerve (CN VI)

148

(2)

Facial Nerve (CN VII)

150

(1)

Vestibulocochlear Nerve (CN VIII)

150

(2)

Glossopharyngeal Nerve (CN IX)

152

(2)

Vagus Nerve (CN X)

154

(2)

Accessory Nerve (CN XI)

156

(1)

Hypoglossal Nerve (CN XII)

156

(2)

Projection of the Autonomic Nervous System

158

(28)

Autonomic Nervous System--Overview

158

(2)

Sympathetic Nervous System--Overview

160

(2)

Parasympathetic Nervous System--Overview

162

(2)

Sympathetic Nuclei of Origin (Preganglionic Sympathetic Nerves)

164

(2)

Sympathetic Trunk (Paravertebral Chain of Sympathetic Ganglia, Postganglionic Sympathetic Nerves)

166

(2)

Superior Cervical Ganglion

168

(1)

Middle Cervical Ganglion

168

(2)

Inferior Cervical Ganglion (Stellate Ganglion)

170

(2)

Nervous Organ Points

172

(2)

Parasympathetic Nuclei of Origin

174

(1)

Prevertebral Ganglions--Overview

174

(2)

Bronchopulmonary Plexus

176

(1)

Cardiac Plexus

176

(2)

Celiac Plexus (Solar Plexus)

178

(2)

Superior Mesenteric Plexus

180

(1)

Inferior Mesenteric Plexus

180

(2)

Hypogastric Plexus

182

(2)

Peripheral Nervous System

184

(2)

Functional Points

186

(81)

Functional Points--Overview

186

(2)

Hormone and Metabolite Points

188

(20)

Hormone and Metabolite Points--Overview

188

(1)

Estrogen Point

188

(2)

Progesterone Point

190

(1)

Gonadotropin Point

190

(2)

ACTH Point

192

(1)

TSH Point

192

(2)

Prolactin Point

194

(1)

Endocrine Parathyroid Gland Point

194

(2)

Thyroid Gland Point

196

(1)

Thymus Gland Point

196

(2)

Endocrine Pancreas Point (Insulin Point)

198

(1)

Adrenal Gland Point (Cortisone Point)

198

(2)

Histamine Point (Allergy Point 1)

200

(1)

Prostaglandin E1 Point (PGE1 Point)

200

(2)

Prostaglandin E2 Point (PGE2 Point)

202

(1)

Interferon Point

202

(2)

Renin/Angiotensin Point

204

(1)

Beta-1-Receptor Point (Beta-Blocker Point According to BAHR)

204

(2)

Beta-2-Receptor Point (Beta-Mimetic Point According to BAHR)

206

(2)

Medication Analogue Points

208

(4)

Diazepam Analogue Point (Valium Point According to BAHR)

208

(1)

Barbiturate Analogue Point

208

(2)

Caffeine Analogue Point

210

(2)

Nervous Organ Points

212

(2)

Nervous Organ Points--Overview

212

(1)

Anger Point

212

(2)

Psychotropic Points

214

(10)

Psychotropic Points--Overview

214

(1)

Master Omega Point (Bromazepam Analogue Point)

214

(2)

Omega Point I

216

(1)

Omega Point II

216

(2)

Depression Point

218

(1)

Anxiety Point

218

(2)

Worry Point

220

(1)

Nicotine Analogue Point According to BAHR

220

(2)

Aggression Point

222

(1)

Bridging Point According to BAHR

222

(2)

Psychotropic Points

224

(2)

Frustration Point

224

(1)

Psychotherapy Point According to Bourdiol

224

(2)

Analgetic Points

226

(4)

Thalamus Point

226

(1)

Prostaglandin E1 Point (PGE1 Point)

226

(2)

Laterality Point According to BAHR

228

(2)

Cardinal Points

230

(10)

Cardinal Points--Overview

230

(1)

Prostaglandin E1 Point (PGE1 Point)--Corresponds to Cardinal Point GB 41 of Body Acupuncture

230

(2)

Thymus Gland Point--Corresponds to Cardinal Point TW 5 of Body Acupuncture

232

(1)

Lung Zone--Corresponds to Cardinal Point Lu 7 of Body Acupuncture

232

(2)

Diazepam Analogue Point (Valium Point According to BAHR)--Corresponds to Cardinal Point K 6 of Body Acupuncture

234

(1)

Stellate Ganglion Point--Corresponds to Cardinal Point P 6 of Body Acupuncture

234

(2)

Interferon Point--Corresponds to Cardinal Point Sp 4 of Body Acupuncture

236

(1)

Retro-Celiac Plexus Point (Retro-Solar Plexus Point, Retro-Point Zero)--Corresponds to Cardinal Point SI 3 of Body Acupuncture

236

(2)

Pineal Gland Point--Corresponds to Cardinal Point B 62 of Body Acupuncture

238

(2)

Focus Indicator Points

240

(6)

Focus Indicator Points According to BAHR--Overview

240

(1)

Histamine Point (Allergy Point 1)

240

(2)

Cyclophosphamide Analogue Point (Endoxan Point According to BAHR, Allergy Point 2)

242

(1)

Prostaglandin E1 Point (PGE1 Point)

242

(2)

Vitamin C Point

244

(1)

Laterality Point according to BAHR

244

(2)

Tissue Layer Control Points

246

(2)

Tissue Layer Control Points--Overview

246

(2)

Indicator Points for Vitamins and Trace Elements

248

(2)

Indicator Points for Vitamins According to BAHR--Overview

248

(1)

Indicator Points for Trace Elements According to BAHR--Overview

248

(2)

Important Silver Points

250

(17)

Important Silver Points on the Dominant Ear

250

(3)

Important Silver Points

253

(3)

Zone-Dominating Points--Overview

256

(2)

Points Dominating Zone A (ZA Points)

258

(1)

Points Dominating Zone B (ZB Points)

258

(2)

Points Dominating Zone C (ZC Points)

260

(1)

Points Dominating Zone D (ZD Points)

260

(2)

Points Dominating Zone E (ZE Points)

262

(1)

Points Dominating Zone F (ZF Points)

262

(2)

Points Dominating Zone G (ZG Points)

264

(3)

Auxiliary Lines of Ear Acupuncture

267

(33)

Auxiliary Lines of Ear Acupuncture

267

(1)

Barbiturate Point/Caffeine Point

268

(2)

Barbiturate Analogue Point, Caffeine Analogue Point

268

(2)

Auxiliary Line Through Omega Points

270

(2)

Omega Points

270

(1)

Aggression Point

270

(2)

Auxiliary Lines Through Point Zero

272

(10)

Hormone Points

272

(1)

Cortisone Point, ACTH Point

272

(2)

Thymus Gland Point, Interferon Point, Laterality Point

274

(1)

Spleen Point, Diazepam Analogue Point

274

(2)

Depression Point, Tonsil Point, TMJ Point

276

(1)

Trigeminal Nerve

276

(2)

First Rib Point

278

(1)

First Rib Point, Stellate Ganglion Point

278

(2)

Beta-1-Receptor Point

280

(1)

Endocrine Thyroid Gland Point

280

(2)

Auxiliary Lines Near the Tragus

282

(10)

Diazepam Analogue Point

282

(1)

Phosphate Analogue Point

282

(2)

Nicotine Analogue Point, Pineal Gland Point

284

(1)

Frustration Point

284

(2)

Interferon Point

286

(1)

Nose Point

286

(2)

Aggression Point

288

(1)

ACTH Point

288

(2)

Points of the Pituitary Gland Zone

290

(1)

Gonadotropin Point

290

(2)

Auxiliary Lines for Points of the Limbs

292

(4)

Point of the Hip Joint, Knee Joint, Ankle Joint

292

(1)

Wrist Point, Knee Joint Point

292

(2)

Point of the Shoulder Joint, Elbow Joint, Wrist

294

(1)

Kidney Point

294

(2)

Auxiliary Lines for Focus Indicator Points

296

(4)

Laterality Point

296

(1)

Cyclophosphamide Analogue Point (Allergy Point 2)

296

(2)

Histamine Point (Allergy Point 1), Vitamin C Point

298

(2)

Meridians on the Ear

300

(18)

Ear Meridians

300

(18)

Indications

318

(50)

Disorders of the Locomotor System

320

(16)

Headaches and Facial Pain

336

(7)

Allergic Disorders

343

(3)

Respiratory Disorders

346

(2)

Gastrointestinal Disorders

348

(4)

Cardiovascular Diseases

352

(3)

Disorders of the Urogenital System

355

(2)

Hormonal Disorders

357

(2)

Autonomic Symptoms

359

(3)

Mental Health Disorders

362

(2)

Addictions

364

(4)

Appendix

368

(1)

Ear Topography

368

(4)

Reflex Zones, Points, and Meridians on the Ear

372

(8)

Indications

380

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