Tygojar Wednesday rated it really liked it Jul 17, Jefferson Breland rated it really liked it Jul 21, Janeane Munn rated it really liked it Jan 15, Miriam Lee has been practicing acupuncture for over 40 years. In China, she was a nurse and midwife before becoming an acupuncturist and lived through the Japanese occupation and World War II. Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read. Michelle rated it it was amazing Dec 08, Ruth Lynne Hulett rated it really liked it Mar 01, It is written in a deceptively simple, unpretentious style characteristic of its author, but readers should not be deceived.
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Miriam practiced as a nurse and midwife in China before becoming an acupuncturist. She left mainland China for Singapore in , where she lived for 17 years before moving the U. When Miriam arrived in California, acupuncture was illegal, so Miriam worked on a factory assembly line and gave treatments quietly out of her home, later sharing space with an open-minded MD.
In April of , Miriam was arrested for practicing medicine without a license. With the overwhelming support of her patients, she was acquitted and made part of an acupuncture research project at San Francisco University, where she practiced until when acupuncture was legalized in California.
In her long and distinguished career, Miriam taught hundreds of western students and treated literally thousands of patients, and stands today as a true matriarch and ancestor of our medicine in the west. This book covers a wide range of topics, including excellent discussions on the five phase points, qi circulation within the body, treating systemic and local conditions, etc.
In the classical literature of China, there are many references to specific acupuncture point combinations used by famous physicians. These point combinations have such a powerful therapeutic effect that they have been passed on and used throughout history. Miriam formulated just such a combination of points, refining the usage of this point prescription in her clinic over a period of decades. I have students who told me they have applied these points for 6 years, and the treatments have never failed.
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Miriam practiced as a nurse and midwife in China before becoming an acupuncturist. She left mainland China for Singapore in , where she lived for 17 years before moving the U. When Miriam arrived in California, acupuncture was illegal, so Miriam worked on a factory assembly line and gave treatments quietly out of her home, later sharing space with an open-minded MD. In April of , Miriam was arrested for practicing medicine without a license. With the overwhelming support of her patients, she was acquitted and made part of an acupuncture research project at San Francisco University, where she practiced until when acupuncture was legalized in California.
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Insights of a senior acupuncturist pdf
Insights of a Senior Acupuncturist - Mon premier blog Miriam Lee, a pioneering acupuncturist, was one of the most important figures in the transmission of Traditional East Asian Medicine to United States. Miriam practiced as a nurse and midwife in China before becoming an acupuncturist. She left mainland China for Singapore in , where she lived for 17 years before moving the U. When Miriam arrived in California, acupuncture was illegal, so Miriam worked on a factory assembly line and gave treatments quietly out of her home, later sharing space with an open-minded MD. In April of , Miriam was arrested for practicing medicine without a license.
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