Electric acupuncture pen for Small Intestine meridian (clearing out energies)

The electrical acupuncture meridian point stimulation pen for the small intestine meridian.

See the video here... Small intestine meridian, acupuncture pen.

The small intestine lies in the belly, surrounded by the large intestine.  Its main job (physiologically) is to separate the good from the bad.  Take the nutrients from food and get it to the blood stream.  it helps release mucus, and is the laboratory to break down all your foodstuffs with specific enzymes that help break fats, proteins and carbohydrates into useful chemicals we can use to support, repair and build our bodies.
In acupuncture theory, we use a little different understanding.  The small intestine IS the place we separate bad from good, like wheat from the chaff.  Here are the points.

1.      Small intestine. Has 19 points that begin on the ulnar side of the little finger(outer)  it ends at the where the jaw opens in front of the ear. 

a.      S1 Metal Point. at the ulnar side of the pinky finger nail.   Removes obstructions, opens openings.  Improves lactation, opens glands of breast. Cloudiness of the cornea, Clears eyes.

b.      S2. Water Point, When a loose fist is made, where the crease of the pinky ends on the fish skin. At proximal phalange.  Clears heat, for numbness , fever, headache and ringing in ears. Neck pain/stiffness. Also for eye.

c.      S3 Wood point, Master and toning point>  when a loose fist is made at the end of the crease that meets the metacarpal-phalangeal joint.  Neck stiffness, hearing trouble blurry vision, clears the mind.

d.      S4 on the ulnar edge of palm between base of 5^th metacarpal and triquetrum bone. Distal crease!

e.      S5 FIRE point.  Near the end of the wrist crease of the ulnar side.  Between the styloid and triquetrum.   Good fir neck swelling, reduces distractibility.  Clears head for choices. Removes obstructions of the meridian.  NOT the intestine per se.

f.       S6 nourishing point.  On dorsum (back) of wrist.  On radial side of ulna…  Used for pain of shoulder, arm and lower back.  A good one.  Relaxes muscles, Brightens the eyes.

g.      S7 Command point for head and neck. Difficult to find.  It is in between 5 and 8 (NOT 6 and 8) and then 1” distal. You may find a tendon there… Good for neck stiffness, headache, Calms mind, Spasm pain of elbow and fingers.  Fevers…

h.      S8 EARTH point.  Sedation point … Where the funny bone is.  Inside on the medial epicondyle space. Good for pain in elbow and wrist/hand.  Removes obstructions and pain in the neck. 

Here is a link if you want to buy one of these. I got this acupuncture meridian pen, also called a laser pen even though there is no laser. Sometimes it is called an electrical meridian pen. It is ok for the price of somewhere between 10 and 30 dollars. I got some and have been using them for self treatment and now getting people to better understand how to use them. Here is a link for the pen to buy on Amazon. https://amzn.to/2XoiLin A continuation of the work with the electrical acupuncture meridian pen. Today I am going over the first few points on the hand and forearm for the Small Intestine Meridian. Use this to help you really feel the points and be able to locate them easier. The more you know HOW it feels the better you will be at locating and treating them. To answer a couple questions; it does not cure anything. It is a self treatment modality you may find beneficial for certain conditions as mentioned in the video, these are traditional uses of the points and not to be considered a cure, treatment, diagnosis or medial treatment. Use at your own risk and common sense. Dr. Sean at Natural BodyWorks in Parker Colorado is a chiropractor, acupuncturist and dry needle practitioner. He produces these videos to help patients and friends live better more comfortable lives. A little levity and education go a long way in his opinion. All information is original, and opinion of Dr. Sean Thompson for educational purposes only. Any background music or visuals are incidental and not copyrighted. Comments and questions are welcomed, and will be responded to as soon as possible. Dr. Sean runs The Natural BodyWorks in Parker Colorado, has been practicing for over 20 years and is available daily at his office. Thanks! Website: https://www.thenaturalbodyworks.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/thenaturalb... Facebook: https://facebook.com/Naturalbodyworks... Google+: https://www.plus.google.com/+seanthom... LinkedIn: Https://www.linkedin.com/in/drsesanthompson Pinterest; https://www.pinterest.com/thenaturalb... Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/naturalbodyworks Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thenaturalb... Discus: https://discus.com/by/rev_sean Tumblr: https://www.tumblr.com/blog/thenatura... Email: frontdesk@thenaturalbodyworks.com Phone: 720- 325 9886 Address: 12539 N. Highway 83, Unit B Parker Colorado 80134 Here is the text for the Gall Bladder cleanse, you can also see it on my blog https://drseanthompson.wordpress.com/... The information in these videos are for education only, there is no intent to diagnose, treat or render an opinion. Any incidental diagrams, drawings, music, video, or other recording are used under the copyright fair use for education and or satire. Use your own brain, go see a qualified provider if there is any question… Not responsible for you, you are. Support us? Share, subscribe, like, comment!

Lung Meridian and the Electrical Acupuncture Pen

So here we are.  We have our new and fancy electrical acupuncture meridian pen and some time.  I have posted videos on YouTube.  Here is a link to follow along:   Lung Meridian.  I decided to take the pen and map out each point from the elbows down for the upper extremity and from the knee down for the lower.  I will also do many on certain conditions.  

Lung, Hand Tai YIN,   11 points that ends on the thumb, (medially, on palm side or towards mid line of body on thumb. ) Begins at the first inter-costal space, 6” lateral to Ren meridian.

a.    Lu 11, Wood point.  Also a Ghost point (good for mood).  Radial side of thumb, at nail… good for sore throat cough, asthma, fever. 

b.   Lu 10, Fire point, mid-point of thumb metacarpal, at fish skin area.  Good to clear lung heat.  Benefits throat.

c.    Lu9. Earth point. (GOOD EMO) Tonification point.  Lateral to radial artery on crease of wrist..  Resolves phlegm, regulates lung QI.  Tonifies. (Regret, spiritual emptiness, loss or longing.

d.   Lu8, Metal point 1” above 9 lat to artery.  Diffuses lung, cough asthma, chest and wrist pain,.

e.    Lu7, Master point.  . (EMO) Grief 1.5” above 9 straight back from styloid of radius. This one zigzags..  Disperse lung issue, wrist pain, and neck pain. WANDERING PAINS

f.     Lu 6. 5” below Lu 5 (transverse cubital crease, on radial side of tendon of biceps.  6 is good for lung Qi, pain in elbow and arm. Spasm

g.    Lu5. Water point.  SEDATION point.  Transverse cubital crease, on radial side of tendon of biceps.  Clear lung heat and helps expel phlegm.  Pain of elbow.  Has been used for afternoon fevers. Asthma.

Smudging for cleaning the energy of you and your space

Smudging to center your healing…

How to smudge yourself and your space: To become centered, stabilized and cleared. 

Smudge sticks (Palo Santo or Sage), used by peoples in the West for millennia as a ceremonial and routine way to help them feel centered, healed, whole as well connected to the Universe.  It has properties to help inspire creativity, deepen the connection to ‘divine’, grounding, and aid in physical as well as emotional healing.   Some people have hesitation using smudge because it seems too esoteric, heretical, or just weird.   I have chosen to present it as a way to become clear on an intention you set for yourself or your home.  This way we can use more of the senses to get some concept going in our lives… This procedure we use sight, scent, movement, and sound to anchor our minds in the intention we set.  It is a symbolic way to use this very effective and powerful tool for emotional healing, spiritual development and intent to make the world a little better.

To smudge follow these steps, you can modify them as you please, but this was the traditional way I was taught by ‘senior healers’ I have chosen over my life.

You will need:  a candle, a lighter, a fire or heat proof dish or holder for the lit smudge, Sage or Palo Santo  (many herbs can be used.  Consider also using sweet-grass etc…)  Optionally, use a feather to waft the smoke.  I use my hand, as I find it not as mindful, useful or respectful of other life to use parts of another being… This is also why I do not advocate nor use an abalone shell… etc.

Light the candle and set it where you choose to begin.  Take a moment to be still.  Always use the breath, concentrate on the whole cycle of breathing with a special notice of the stillness of the top of the breath.

Light the end of the stick/bundle with a candle, leave the candle in the starting place.  let the smudge stick burn out to a smolder or waft it with the opposite hand you are holding it with, be mindful not to hit it, do not blow on it as it may spread embers.  Allow the smoke to rise.  It is best to have a fire proof tray or dish to hold it in or set it in.  You can hold it in your hand though.   Give a moment to silently watch the smoke rise.  Do this with an open contemplative mind.  Next, set your intention for why you are ‘smudging’.  Cleansing, clearing, centering, protecting, healing, etc…

Start anywhere in your house, go to each corner and waft the smoke in three clock-wise circles, then, move to the next corner (clockwise)… You can go to each room this way, ending in the same room you started in.  It helps to keep the intention when wafting the smoke, repeat it quietly or to yourself.  When you are done with the space smudging, grasp (with a cupped hand) the smoke and ‘wash’ your entire body, starting and ending with the area around your heart.  Continue repeating your intention, BE with that intention in your heart or mind.  Once done you can let the Sage or Palo Santo burn a little longer or tamp it out with sand…do not use water.

Keep the smudge stick dry, mindfully dispose of any ash left on the ground outside. (Returning the intention to source).   This is best done at the New Moon or Full Moon times of the month.

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