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MicroSystems & Acupuncture
What are microsystems?
In my practise I make use of the microsystems that we know about, which add another layer when tackling certain ailments. Microsystems exist in specific small areas of the body such as the scalp, ear, hands, feet, and abdomen.
Microsystem acupuncture can be defined as a method where focus is given to specific parts of the body that are correlated with various organs and their respective functions within the body. Through the concentration of needles at precise points in a certain area, a 10% increase in results is achieved than with just traditional acupuncture alone.
“The cells of the embryo are continuously folded again and again so the body is like a hologram endlessly reflecting itself. This is why these microsystems exist in areas such as the ear, hand, scalp, and abdomen”
Omayma Laing
Auricular
The ear is a micromap of the entire body, with the whole of the body represented and treated through certain acupoints on the surface of the ear. It is used by practitioners all over the world to treat pain, addictions, and internal disorders with excellent results. This unique microsystem is believed to work through the central nervous system rather than through the Chinese meridians.
Scalp
This microsystem functions rather like auricular acupuncture and Indian head massage to stimulate the cranial nerves and treat conditions in other parts of the body which can improve blood circulation to initiate a distant healing response. It is often used to treat musculoskeletal conditions, hemiplegia, tremors, breathing difficulties, indigestion, and menstrual pain.
Korean Hand
Korean Hand Therapy (KHT) is a system for awakening the body to health and wellness through your hands. By stimulating specific points on the hands, pain can be resolved and balance restored to internal organ function. KHT is a complete microsystem of acupuncture, with 14 acupuncture meridians and 404 points identified on the hands.
Abdominal
The abdomen is recognized as our second brain. In ancient times, the abdomen was used for diagnosis, today the abdomen is used to treat the entire body. The abdomen has more nerve cells than the brain and spinal cord combined. As a result, it has huge control over our emotional wellbeing, and is particularly important in the regulation of digestion.