Alejandro Lorente, 192 pages Traditional Chinese Medicine is a healing science that has been practised for over a thousand years and has proven to be a quick and effective method of treating various aches and pains. One of the simplest and most effective forms of Chinese medicine therapy is acupressure. This treatment method, which involves applying pressure to certain points on the body with the fingertips, can be used on yourself or others. The basis of acupressure, the effectiveness of which has been proven by centuries of experience, is the theory of meridians. With this book, the author, an internationally recognised specialist in the field, provides the reader with a unique approach to acupressure. The location of the forty most important acupressure points is explained clearly and comprehensibly, as well as how you can alleviate numerous common complaints by treating these points. Toothache, headache or sore throat, joint, stomach or sexual complaints, insomnia, lack of motivation, allergies, colds or diarrhoea... These are just some of the ailments that you can treat with this simple method and achieve impressive results. In addition, this book explains the basics of traditional Chinese medicine and its views on health and illness in a clear and entertaining way. An extremely useful book that will help you improve your life and the lives of those close to you. 192 pages, paperback, bw Author: Alejandro Lorente

Introduction to acupuncture according to Master Tung - with the best point combinations. Sandi Suwanda / Frank R. Bahr: 2020. V1.0, approx. 100 pages, hardcover. Expanded edition 2020, hardcover The history of Master Tung acupuncture Acupuncture according to Master Tung has its origins in the Han dynasty. The method was only passed down from generation to generation through family tradition. The last member of this family tradition was Master Tung Ching Chang (1916 - 1975). Master Tung was born in the municipality of PingDu, Shandong Province. In 1949, he followed the then President Chiang Kai-Shek to Taiwan. During this time, he successfully applied his method to thousands of patients in the military hospital. From 1960 to 1975, he practised as a private doctor in Taipei. During this time, he trained a total of 73 direct students. Dr Young Wei-Chieh was one of these direct students. Master Tung published the book Tung's Regular Meridians and Points in 1973. Other English books on Master Tung acupuncture were published by Dr Young Wei-Chieh: Tung's Acupuncture Points Study, Tung's Acupuncture Therapeutic System, Illustrated Tung's Acupuncture points. Forewords When I was introduced to the acupuncture method of Master Tung in Los Angeles years ago by Dr Young Wei-Chieh, my thoughts about acupuncture therapy changed completely. The highly effective method with just a few needles for pain treatment through meridian balance made me forget my 30 years of acupuncture expertise. Prof F. Bahr, who taught me RAC-controlled acupuncture, motivated me to write this book. It explains the 100 most important acupuncture points according to Master Tung with indications and proven point combinations based on my experience. This book serves to simplify Master Tung's many years of clinical experience. Dr med. univ. (A) Sandi Suwanda Honorary Professor Beijing University of Chinese Medicine Küsnacht, in October 2020 It is a perfect, indeed perfect fit that Dr Sandi Suwanda is now following up the creation of the new map of the most important Master Tung points with a book for application. I congratulate him on this and wish this special form of acupuncture a wide distribution. There is obviously already a community of users of Master Tung's teachings in Germany, Switzerland and Austria who have been waiting for German-language documentation for these teachings: now the first step has been taken with the map and the second with this book. I wish all Master Tung followers and other interested parties an interesting read and a successful later application involving the lower energy meridian. Prof. mult. h.c. China Dr Frank Bahr Munich, October 2020 Since May 2019, the teaching chart of all chin. Acupuncture points according to Dr Bahr & Dr Suwanda with the 100 most important acupuncture points according to Master Tung About the authors: Prof. mult. hc / China Dr Sandi Suwanda, Zurich. President of the Association of Swiss Medical Societies for Acupuncture - Chinese Medicine (ASA), Professor h.c. of Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, lecturer at DAAAM, EAA and EATCM as well as guest lecturer at Beijing University of TCM and speaker at numerous international congresses. Prof. mult. hc / China Dr Frank R. Bahr, born 1944, studied medicine 1963-1969 at the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität in Munich. After his subsequent work as a medical assistant, he trained at the Institute of Anaesthesiology at the University of Munich and practised as a general practitioner from 1972. From 1972, studied classical Chinese acupuncture and ear acupuncture in China, Germany and France, among other places. Founder and long-standing president of the German Academy for Acupuncture and Auriculomedicine (DAA), Munich, founded in 1973/74. 1974 to date: Research work on ear acupuncture in close collaboration with Dr Paul Nogier, Lyon, President of the European Academy for Traditional Chinese Medicine (founded in 1980), research in the field of traditional Chinese medicine. 1998 Appointed Visiting Professor at Nanjing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, where he was also an honorary member of the teaching staff during the Cultural Revolution in 1975. Appointed Professor h. c. of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Acupuncture Research at the Institute of Applied Chemistry in Beijing in 2000. Appointed Professor h. c. of Nanjing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine in 2001 and appointed Senior Professor and official member of the faculty with authorisation to train for the university title of Master of Acupuncture in 2014. Honorary President of the German Academy of Acupuncture, the Austrian Society for Controlled Acupuncture and Honorary President of the Swiss Medical Society for Auriculomedicine and Acupuncture. Author of numerous books and scripts, including the ear acupuncture textbook Jianming Erzhen Tujie in Chinese together with Dr B. Strittmatter, published by the Peoples Military Medical Press in Beijing, 2014. Author of numerous teaching charts in German, English and Chinese, hundreds of publications for over 40 years in various scientific journals, including Science and The Lancet.

Dr Günter Harnisch, 1st edition 2013 156 pages Illustrated, ribbon marker, hardback It has been around 30 years since the Chinese magic lamp began its triumphal march around the world. It had previously passed all the tests in international institutes and clinics with flying colours. Researchers with experience in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) developed the healing lamp. It is able to stimulate and regulate the flow of energy throughout the body. The device works through mild heat in combination with special clays. People have been successfully using special types of clay for healing purposes for thousands of years, especially for rheumatism and arthrosis. Modern clinical studies and practical applications report particularly favourable results for poorly healing wounds, cardiovascular diseases, rheumatic complaints, bronchitis, high blood pressure, nerve pain, all possible forms of inflammation, neurodermatitis and psoriasis, migraines, headaches, immune deficiencies, age-related complaints and even mental and physical decline (dementia), potency disorders, menopausal complaints and insomnia. The inventors of the Chinese healing lamp have already received numerous awards, including gold and silver medals at the international inventors' fairs in Brussels and Zagreb. Their healing lamps are now being used successfully in clinics around the world as well as in the practices of doctors and alternative practitioners. In millions of private households, from China to the USA, sick people are using these devices themselves. The heating lamp helps them to get well again. And it also gives them an extra portion of vitality. Note: This book provides information on ways to prevent and help yourself with illnesses. Those who use it do so on their own responsibility. The author and publisher do not intend to make individual diagnoses or give treatment recommendations. The information in this book is not intended as a substitute for professional therapeutic help for health problems.

Dr Frank Bahr | ISBN: 978-3-982059-03-7 The complete spiral of all chakras - From the earth chakra to the higher centres by Frank Bahr, MD Dr Frank Bahr's book clearly presents the variety of possible chakra therapies with the corresponding mudras, mantras, flower essences, acupuncture and laser frequencies. It also focuses on the important connection between the 7 Tibetan chakras and our earth. Information: Title / subtitle: The complete spiral of all chakras - from the earth chakra to the higher centres Author: Dr Frank Bahr, MD Number of pages: 82 Year: 2020 Language: German ISBN: 978-3-982059-03-7 Dr Frank Bahr is a specialist in general medicine and President of the German Academy of Acupuncture DAA e.V., 1st Chairman of the European Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine EATCM e.V., 1st Chairman of the Medical Association for Medicine without Side Effects e.V., Visiting and Honorary Professor of Nanjing University of TCM, Honorary Professor of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Honorary President of the Austrian Society for Controlled Acupuncture and TCM. He is also the author of numerous books, scripts and teaching charts. His main areas of research are: the further development of ear acupuncture according to Nogier, his own meridian research with the development of the so-called energy meridian, the determination of new frequencies for the diagnosis of trouble spots and for the therapy of acupuncture points and the determination of the resonances of homeopathic and herbal remedies.

The pioneering technique of laser photo therapy with the new generation of resonance frequencies Laser-Field-Therapy (LFT) is a new technique of Laser-Photo-Therapy (LPT). It combines the primary resonance effects of LPT over the mitochondrial respiratory chain with secondary effects through coherent information fields. Laser field therapy works with a completely new generation of natural resonance frequencies and its own application techniques. In addition to photobiomodulation, the aim of LFT is to strengthen the body's own MEM fields using only natural resonances and sweeps - i.e. physiological spectra and not individual frequencies. In combination with the new systemic application techniques presented here for the first time, LFT adds a new and fascinating dimension to the treatment spectrum of LPT, both therapeutically and diagnostically. The team of authors has many years of therapeutic experience in human and veterinary medicine and jointly heads the COLLL (College for scientific Laser Photo Therapy) and its research team, whose studies and experience have been incorporated into the therapy recommendations in this book. 312 pages, paperback Author: Volkmar Kreisel, Anja Füchtenbusch, Peter Rosin

Petra Kamb, 236 pages Chinese medicine seems mysterious, even downright mysterious, to many Westerners! However, Chinese medicine is just as rational a system as scientific medicine, but in a different way: it thinks in terms of polarities and cycles, and it integrates immaterial forces. This encyclopaedia is aimed at anyone who would like to take a closer look at Chinese medicine. It explains technical terms and correlations from physiology and pathology. Introductory passages and the recommended learning paths make it easier to get started. Subdivisions and overviews quickly lead you to the information you are looking for. The numerous commentaries are a particular enrichment. They discuss parallels and contradictions between Chinese medicine and philosophy and Western views in the fields of scientific medicine, biochemistry and psychology. This book is particularly suitable for TCM students in the first years of their training. The quick retrieval of the terms and the easy-to-understand language make it easier to familiarise oneself with the nomenclature and way of thinking of TCM. 236 pages, overviews, with ribbon marker, hardback. Author: Kamb Petra

Magnetic hammers for RAC palpation. Made of plastic, with 2 permanent magnets, north/south pole in red/blue. For locating pathological points and determining their energetic state with the help of RAC (reflex auriculo-cardiac) palpation.

Dr Frank Bahr, Dr Christian Greiner and Dr Michel Weber Book by Frank R. Bahr, Dr Dr Christian Greiner and Dr Michel Weber Medicine without matter in the conventional sense? Only with laser light, i.e. without the side effects of medication - what an excellent expansion of medical possibilities! What's more, the highly effective laser acupuncture is completely pain-free and is therefore preferred by many patients to conventional acupuncture with needles. The scientific basis for laser acupuncture, laser stimulation therapy of areas and other innovative laser applications, especially the stimulation of stem cells for regeneration and stimulation of self-healing, as well as all the information for practical application are presented in this standard work in the text and with numerous informative photos and illustrations. In the book you will find clearly understandable information: Introduction to the basics. Practice of modern laser medicine and laser acupuncture by Frank Bahr, honorary professor at the Chinese Academy of Sciences in Beijing and senior professor at China's largest TCM university in Nanjing. You will learn everything about successful practical application, categorised according to different clinical pictures. You will learn impressively in words and pictures which therapy method is used for which illness and how. The special section on frequencies and equipment provides information on the current state of the art. Information: Title / subtitle: Innovative laser medicine and laser acupuncture - scientifically sound and practically applied Author: Dr Frank Bahr / Dr Christian Greiner / Dr Michel Weber Number of pages: 133 Year: 2023 Language: German Dr Frank Bahr is a specialist in general medicine and President of the German Academy of Acupuncture DAA e.V., 1st Chairman of the European Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine EATCM e.V., 1st Chairman of the Medical Association for Medicine without Side Effects e.V., Visiting and Honorary Professor of Nanjing University for TCM, Honorary Professor of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Honorary President of the Austrian Society for Controlled Acupuncture and TCM. He is also the author of numerous books, scripts and teaching charts. His main areas of research are: the further development of ear acupuncture according to Nogier, his own meridian research with the development of the so-called energy meridian, the determination of new frequencies for the diagnosis of trouble spots and for the therapy of acupuncture points and the determination of the resonances of homeopathic and herbal remedies.

Polarising filter - square with indication of polarisation direction, 8 x 8 cm Polarising filters are used in RAC diagnostics for testing substances, among other things. According to research, healthy people have a polarisation pattern of their energy field (longitudinal field) that is parallel to the longitudinal axis of the body. If the polarising filter (also known as a polaroid filter) is held over an area of skin, an organ or an acupuncture point in such a way that the direction of polarisation of the filter corresponds to the vectors of the body energy field being examined, a resonance RAC (auriculo-cardiac reflex) is obtained.

Dr Johannes Hickelsberger | ISBN: 978-3-662-58119-3 The Dao of Balance Acupuncture - Basics and special treatment techniques Dr Johannes Hickelsberger's book is dedicated to the acupuncture method Balance Acupuncture and presents the theoretical foundations of the most important pioneers Master Tung and Dr Tan. The book "The Dao of Balance Acupuncture" also focuses on the application of balance acupuncture for common indications - with clear instructions, illustrations and case studies. Dr Johannes Hickelsberger uses balance acupuncture himself in his own practice and incorporates this experience. The book is particularly useful for complementary practitioners, general practitioners, specialists, nurses and physiotherapists with acupuncture training and alternative practitioners. Information: Title / subtitle: The Dao of Balance Acupuncture - Basics and special treatment techniques Author: Johannes Hickelsberger Publisher: Springer Number of pages: 195 Year: 2019 Language: German ISBN: 978-3-662-58119-3 Dr Johannes Hickelsberger is a general practitioner specialising in complementary medicine. He specialises in acupuncture, TCM, ear acupuncture and low-level laser acupuncture.

This book by Wei Chieh Young focuses on the therapeutic system of Tung's Acupuncture. Disorders covered in this book are written with point selections and the analysis of their reasons and theoretical principles. The point selections according to the 14 meridians and the reasons explained in accordance with the classic acupuncture and Dr Young's personal experience are accompanied too. There is also the comparison of the therapeutic effect between the applications of the 14-meridians and Tung's acupuncture. All subjects are covered in depth and practical in clinic. They help the readers to choose either the 14-meridians or the Tung's acup or the combination of both to treat diseases. This is not only a book on Tung's therapeutic system, but also a practical book on therapeutics in the 14 meridians. Important theoretical principles such as Zang Fu Bei Tung (The extraordinary connections of the zangfu), Ti Ying Zhen Fa (Application of Holographic Acupuncture Technique for Different Parts of the Body), Taiji Holography and Correspondence, and the Method of Selecting Five Shu Points of the Same Five-element Category have their own chapters to elaborate their theoretical principles and applications in details. Those chapters will help the readers comprehend the advanced theories of Tung's extraordinary points and ingeniously incorporate Tung's acupuncture into their clinical practice. All three books of Wei Chieh Young, the Therapeutic System, Points Study and Illustrated Acupuncture points (photos of the Tung points) are a perfect basis for learning the Tung Acupuncture style. There is also a Spanish translation of this title available. Dr Young Wei-Chieh was born in Qingdao, in Shandong Province, China. He was raised in Taiwan and presently resides in the United States. He earned Ph.D. degrees in philosophy from Beijing University, in medicine from Beijing TCM University, and in oriental medicine from Samra University of Oriental Medicine. Dr Young is an exchange scholar of historiography at National Sun-Yat Sen University in Taiwan. Dr Young has done extensive research in Chinese literature, history, and philosophy and has a particularly deep understanding of Chinese medicine and The Book of Changes (Yí Jíng). He has passed all of the highest national test on Chinese medicine in Taiwan. He learnt Chinese medicine from his own family and moreover has studied with numerous famous Chinese physicians. He was a disciple of the preeminent acupuncturist Tung Chingchang, and a Ph.D. student under both the preeminent Chinese herb doctor Liu Duzhou and preeminent Book of Changes scholar Zhu Bokun. Dr Young was the first Chinese doctor from Taiwan to be invited to lecture in the People's Republic of China. He has also lectured in Taiwan, Japan, Korea, Singapore, and Europe as well as many places in the United States. He has furthermore written a newspaper column for several major newspapers in Taiwan. He has served as director of the Taipei Municipality Chinese Physician's Association, Executive Director of the Taipei Municipality Chinese Herbal Medicine Research Association, academic chairman for the American Acupuncture Association, and chairman of Taiwan's Society for the Study of Chinese Medicine Theories and Principles. Dr Young has been engaged in the practice of Chinese medicine for forty years. In 1990, he won the Hua Tuo prize in Taiwan for the Best Chinese Medical Doctor in the field of acupuncture. In 2000 he won the outstanding person of the year award from the World Congress of Chinese Medicine. He has published more than thirty books in Chinese on topics, such as the theory of Chinese medicine, The Inner Classic, acupuncture, Master Tung's acupuncture points, the five transport points, internal medicine, the treatment of pain, longevity and diet therapy, and The Book of Changes. Many of these have already been translated into and published in Korean, English, and simplified Chinese characters. Dr Young has also published more than one hundred papers and articles, and he is internationally recognised as a doctor and a scholar. He presently serves as doctoral advisor at many schools and is regularly invited to lecture and teach all over the world. The 5 Transport Points Lectures on Tung's Acupuncture: Points Study Illustrated Tung's Acupuncture points Conferencias Sobre La Acupunctura de Tung: Sistema terapéutico 5th ed. 2013, 267 pages

Manfred Reininger Time for acupuncture - Textbook for traditional acupuncture by Manfred Reininger Manfred Reininger's book is a textbook for traditional acupuncture and focusses on creating a functional-harmonic structure within acupuncture points. It focusses on the goal of an acupuncture concept that defines as few coherent points as possible. Essential criteria included in the book: Description of the most important acupuncture points Various techniques of point selection, especially the RAC Emphasising and repeating basic symptoms of common clinical pictures Detailed description of the mother-child and grandmother-grandchild rule Information: Title / subtitle: Time for acupuncture - Textbook for traditional acupuncture Author: Manfred Reininger Number of pages: 332 Year: 2008 Language: German Dr Manfred Reininger is a general practitioner, vice-president of the Austrian Society for Controlled Acupuncture and TCM, lecturer at the European Academy of Acupuncture. He also holds a diploma from the Nanjing University of TCM, is involved in numerous research projects on auriculomedicine and gives numerous lectures.

The new book by F. Bahr / L. Dorfer / F. Jost / B. Ramme / M. Reininger / R. Sa / S. Suwanda With practical application examples from 50 years of practical experience and TCM exam questionsForeword All too often, Chinese medicine is reduced to acupuncture - and acupuncture to the symptomatic treatment of pain syndromes. This does not even begin to do justice to Chinese medicine and its possibilities. To put it simply, Chinese medicine is a system that is thousands of years old, which describes dependencies and disruptive influences on our body and provides very differentiated, tried and tested treatment suggestions. Chinese medicine describes the body as a finely tuned, complex, energetic balance system. Chinese energy medicine defines the body in a balanced state as healthy and deviations from this balance as illness. In the case of complex pathology, such as rheumatism, the interplay of multiple factors and individual predispositions results in the manifestation of the disease and its symptoms. There is therefore no single causal cause that can be specifically treated. In Western medicine, the treatment methods are usually uniformly generalised, in this case a painkiller for the pain symptoms, cortisone to suppress symptoms, or antibiotics to treat the bacterial infestation as the cause of the disease. A basic understanding of the fundamental principles of Chinese medicine is initially difficult due to the unfamiliar terminology. However, if you focus on the cornerstones of the teachings, you quickly realise that Chinese medicine describes energetic states of balance and deviations with very effective means. The deviation from the balanced normal state (healthy) is mainly described using four simple opposing terms: inside-outside, top-bottom, hot-cold and the differentiated observation of a disease process according to whether it has a pronounced YIN or more YANG character. This description of the condition is very differentiated and specific. It can be used to describe diseases and therapeutic progress very precisely. With this work, my esteemed colleague Professor Dr Bahr has succeeded in describing the differentiated view and the possibilities of Chinese medicine in its application today and placing its significance in the context of the overall medical possibilities in a context that allows colleagues in daily practice to apply this knowledge immediately in practice. A standard work that describes the current significance of Chinese energy medicine for the treating physician and should have a permanent place in practice as a guide. Dr Klaus Teichert Chairman of the Acupuncture Foundation Munich, August 2021 About the authors: Prof. mult. hc / China Dr Frank R. Bahr, born 1944, studied medicine 1963-1969 at the Ludwig-Maximilians-University in Munich. After his subsequent work as a medical assistant, he trained at the Institute of Anaesthesiology at the University of Munich and practised as a general practitioner from 1972. From 1972, studied classical Chinese acupuncture and ear acupuncture in China, Germany and France, among other places. Founder and long-standing president of the German Academy for Acupuncture and Auriculomedicine (DAA), Munich, founded in 1973/74. 1974 to date: Research work on ear acupuncture in close collaboration with Dr Paul Nogier, Lyon, President of the European Academy for Traditional Chinese Medicine (founded in 1980), research in the field of traditional Chinese medicine. 1998 Appointed Visiting Professor at Nanjing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, where he was also an honorary member of the teaching staff during the Cultural Revolution in 1975. Appointed Professor h. c. of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Acupuncture Research at the Institute of Applied Chemistry in Beijing in 2000. Appointed Professor h. c. of Nanjing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine in 2001 and appointed Senior Professor and official member of the faculty with authorisation to train for the university title of Master of Acupuncture in 2014. Honorary President of the German Academy of Acupuncture, the Austrian Society for Controlled Acupuncture and Honorary President of the Swiss Medical Society for Auriculomedicine and Acupuncture. Author of numerous books, scripts and teaching charts in German, English and Chinese, hundreds of publications for over 40 years in various scientific journals including "Science" and "The Lancet". Prof. Dr Leopold Dorfer, Graz. Specialist in general medicine, president of the Austrian Society for Controlled Acupuncture (ÖGKA), university lecturer at the Medical University of Graz, speaker at the European Academy of Acupuncture, co-editor of the journal 'Schmerz & Akupunktur', several publications, author of instructional videos and CDs, organises the major TCM congress in Graz. Dr Franz Jost, Lugano. Specialist in general medicine (FMH) with a diploma in acupuncture in his own practice in Lugano since 1967. He attended courses by Dr Nguyen van Nghi and Dr Schmid as a student and founded the SGA, Swiss Society for Acupuncture, together with Dr Guido Fisch in 1969. He was vice-president and president of this society for many years, later he was also a board member of the SAEGAA (Swiss Medical Association for Acupuncture and Auriculomedicine) and the first president of the ASA (Association of Swiss Medical Societies for Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine). Since 1969 he has been co-author of various journals ('Physiological Acupuncture' and 'The Acupuncturist/Auriculotherapist') and has taught TCM, acupuncture and auriculomedicine, most recently in the TCM courses organised by the ASA at the University of Berne. Dr Bernd Ramme, studied at the Westf. Wilhelmsuniversität in Münster, since 1996 general practitioner, additional qualification in acupuncture - 1997-2008 Deputy Chairman of the Research Group Therapy and Environment e.V., Münster - Since 2003 1st Chairman of the German Academy for Chronic Diseases, DGCE e.V. - Since 2014 President of the German Academy for Acupuncture, DAA e.V. and the professional association DAA-B e.V. Dr Manfred Reininger, born 30.7.1956 in Wels, studied at the University of Vienna, doctorate 1981, specialist training 1982 - 1984, acupuncture training: ÖÄK diploma for acupuncture. A, B, C and D diplomas from the European Academy of Acupuncture. Additional specialised equipment: frequency-modulated laser, high-frequency device (both for acupuncture). Fields of activity: Lectures and seminars as part of the ÖÄK diploma training for acupuncture, lectures in the field of traditional Chinese medicine, lecturer at the European Academy for Acupuncture. Medicine, lecturer at the European Academy of Acupuncture, Vice President of the Austrian Society for Controlled Acupuncture, numerous own acupuncture research projects, publications on acupuncture. Prof. mult. hc / China Dr Sandi Suwanda, Zurich. President of the Association of Swiss Medical Societies for Acupuncture - Chinese Medicine (ASA), Professor h.c. of Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, lecturer at DAAAM, EAA and EATCM as well as guest lecturer at Beijing University of TCM and speaker at numerous international congresses.

Lothar Ursinus, 152 pages The term "organ clock" is based on TCM and is based on the idea that the human body is subject to a daily energy cycle (Qi). This means that certain organ systems (meridians) are particularly active at certain times of the day. Accordingly, complaints that occur at a certain time of day can indicate an illness and thus contribute to the diagnosis. Author Lothar Ursinus 1st edition 2009 152 pages

Self-help book Flower essences can be balm for body and soul during the 9 months. They strengthen self-confidence, enable a carefree pregnancy and facilitate the birth. In this self-help book you will find 21 selected and tried and tested flower essences for mother and child. Detailed descriptions of the flowers and their healing energies make personal selection easier. Notes on internal and external application make the book a practical handbook for self-healing during pregnancy, birth and postpartum. 199 pages, 34 colour and b/w illustrations, with ribbon marker, hardcover. Author: Albrodt Dirk/Glowsky Brigitte

Pulse cushion embroidered Comfortable, velvet-covered, embroidered and washable pulse cushion for traditional pulse diagnosis.Size: 28 x 16 x 6.5 cm

A good book for beginners and also an excellent guide to self-treatment, as the handling of the acupuncture device is explained step by step. The contents include the disease symptoms with the corresponding acupuncture points. Author G. Harnisch, 139 pages, numerous illustrations

Bahr-Detector combination of 3-volt & black & white hammers for RAC testing. Plastic housing with 3-volt lithium battery. 1 piece EasyO 6 from Sedatelec. The Bahr-Detector (hybrid detector) is a combination of the 3-volt hammer and the black-and-white hammer. If the positive (BLACK) pole of the hammer is held close to the point which itself has a negative charge, an induced charge is created. The same applies to the negative (WHITE) pole in the vicinity of a positively charged point. This can be determined via the RAC (reflex auriculo-cardiale). Those points that trigger an RAC when the positive pole of the hammer approaches must be needled in gold, points where the negative pole triggers an RAC must be needled in silver. The black and white hammer is used to determine the needle metal with which the point found is to be treated. In the case of biotic points, a positive RAC means toning on the black side and sedation on the white side. Antibiotic points react the other way round. If the performance of the lithium battery decreases over time, the Bahr Detector can be used as a normal black and white hammer. At Dr Bahr's request, the Bahr-Detector has a voltage of approx. 2.7 volts. Plastic housing with lithium battery

Gold-silver hammers for RAC palpation. Plastic handle, with 2 gold-plated or silver-plated ends. For finding pathological points and determining their energetic state, or for determining the needle metal with which the point found is to be treated.

Johan Abele, 186 pages In this classic you will find one of the oldest healing methods of mankind presented in a practical and comprehensive way. This compact practical book covers the entire spectrum of cupping therapy: What do interference fields mean for the body? How do you apply healing stimuli with cupping glasses? The first part explains the historical and theoretical principles as well as the connections with reflexology. Part two describes the utensils required, the cupping technique and the most important indications. Numerous illustrations clarify the exact localisation of the cupping zones. The comparison of positive and negative examples makes it easier to assess the success of the treatment. Author Johann Abele 10th unv. ed., 2013 186 pages, 64 illustrations

Dr Johannes Hickelsberger | ISBN: 978-3-200-08492-6 Book by Johannes Hickelsberger on musculoskeletal syndromes In Chinese medical theory, both external and internal pathogenic factors lead to the displacement of meridians, with symptoms in the muscles, tendons and joints of the extremities and the spine. This bi-syndrome of Chinese medicine corresponds to the Western term of rheumatic diseases in the broadest sense. It subsumes degenerative, inflammatory, autoimmunological and traumatic syndromes of the musculoskeletal system. The book "Musculoskeletal syndromes and their therapy on the 5 levels of the meridian system" describes their aetiology and pathogenesis from the perspective of Chinese medicine and their therapy through acupuncture on the 5 levels of the meridian system. Information: Title / Subtitle: Musculoskeletal syndromes and their therapy on the 5 levels of the meridian system Author: Johannes Hickelsberger Number of pages: 231 Year: 2019 Language: German ISBN: 978-3-200-08492-6 Dr Johannes Hickelsberger is a general practitioner with a focus on complementary medicine. He specialises in acupuncture, TCM, ear acupuncture and low-level laser acupuncture.

Florian Ploberger, 196 pages This book deals with the basics of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Starting with the Yin-Yang system and the five phases of transformation, the basic knowledge of TCM is presented in detail. Further chapters deal with the following topics: The five zang organs (full organs), the six fu organs (hollow organs), the extraordinary organs, the basic substances of the body: qi, blood (xue) and humours (jinye) as well as disease-promoting factors. 2nd edition, 196 pages, b/w illustrations, hardcover. Author: Ploberger Florian

Black and white hammers - EASYO 3 - for RAC palpation from Sedatelec. Plastic, poles: black and white. For determining the needle metal with which the detected point is to be treated. In the case of biotic points, a positive RAC (auriculo-cardiac reflex) means toning on the black side and sedation on the white side. Antibiotic points react the other way round.

Wei-Chieh Young One Needle Therapy - Pain Syndromes, 360 pages In acupuncture, more is not necessarily the best way. It is a long discussion but the question of how many acupuncture needles that a practitioner uses does not automatically correlate with the results at the end of the treatment. Many TCM-therapists who have studied in depths and have a good understanding of acupuncture know that if they have properly identified the individual pathologies and are familiar with the theoretical meaning of acupuncture, they can often find a solution to resolve pain with the use of only one needle. The use of one needle is both an art and a science. This book is divided into two parts: General Theory and Other Theories. Clinically commonly seen pain syndromes are also integrated in this book. There are also explanations of the underlying reasons that a particular acupuncture point is effective and the theory of selecting such point accordingly. This will provide the practitioner with a higher confidence in selecting the single point to use clinically with agility. Wei-Chieh Young Dr Young Wei-Chieh was born in Qingdao, in Shandong Province, China. He was raised in Taiwan and presently resides in the United States. He earned Ph.D. degrees in philosophy from Beijing University, in medicine from Beijing TCM University, and in oriental medicine from Samra University of Oriental Medicine. Dr Young...

André-Michael Beer, Martin Adler The whole range of naturopathic treatments for refreshing knowledge or quick reference in everyday practice. Basics and implementation of the five classic therapy methods as well as other methods such as draining methods, electro/ultrasound therapy, neural therapy, acupuncture, homeopathy Detailed indication section with specific, tried-and-tested therapy options for the successful treatment of the most important diseases. The indication section covers the following areas: Diseases of the heart, the respiratory organs, the metabolism, the musculoskeletal system, urological, gynaecological, neurological, gastrointestinal, oncological, dermatological, ENT and ophthalmic diseases User-friendly format so that all information can be found quickly Author André-Michael Beer; Martin Adler 2011 Pages: 688

Dr Volkmar Kreisel & Anja Füchtenbusch The book for users - by Volkmar Kreisel and Anja Füchtenbusch This new book on laser acupuncture presents research on laser acupuncture and, for the first time, comprehensive treatment protocols and basic protocols for body and ear acupuncture. The book contains basic protocols on various topics, as well as basic protocols on the constitution, microbiome, vagus, detox, cranio-sacral continuum and psychic harmonisation. The book is of value for beginners as well as advanced acupuncturists and ear acupuncturists. The following basic protocols can be found under: the musculoskeletal system the nervous system the cardiovascular system the respiratory system the digestive system the urinary system the reproductive system the endocrine system the eyes the ear, nose and throat system the dental system Information: Title / subtitle: Laser acupuncture and laser ear acupuncture - The book for users Author: Volkmar Kreisel, Anja Füchtenbusch Publisher: Füchtenbusch Verlag Number of pages: 180 Year: 2024 Language: German ISBN: 9783000308500 Dr Volkmar Kreisel, MD Medical Director and Managing Director of the Practice for Integrative Medicine, Bietigheim-Bissingen, Germany, since 2008. Specialist in anaesthesiology, pain therapy and emergency medicine, additional qualification in acupuncture. Vice President of ISLA (International Society for Medical Laser Applications), since 2012. Vice President of ASLAT (American Society for Laser Acupuncture Therapy), since 2024. Chairman of COLLL (College for Photomedicine). Lecturer in laser medicine/laser acupuncture at Danube University Krems, Austria. Member of the consensus commission "International Definition of Laser Acupuncture", WALT 2018. Extensive international lecturing activities and publications. Anja Füchtenbusch Graduate biologist, THP. Specialist in laser photo therapy, laser acupuncture (human and veterinary) and laser field (laser frequency) therapy. Specialist author and lecturer on topics relating to photo laser therapy, TCM and regulative therapy methods in human medicine and the veterinary field.

Frank R. Bahr What actually brings a patient to the doctor's surgery? What happened - why didn't the patient's self-healing powers work? And for those who have good experience with acupuncture: Why does acupuncture performed well according to the selected points have no positive effect after all? Why does the same apply to allopathic conventional medicine and all other healing methods? Since Ferdinand Huneke described his observations on the interference focus in 1941 with the term "second phenomenon", this topic has been examined and further developed about 20 years later by Paul Nogier and from 1973 by the author of this book, especially in relation to ear acupuncture with countless patients. In the process, the concept of possible disturbances was significantly expanded from the interference focus to the interference field: an interference field is a similar noxious agent to an interference focus - only not focal (focus = centre), but this disturbance usually affects the whole organism or at least significant parts of it. An interference field therefore impedes the body in its cybernetic regulation, especially in the case of stimuli that disrupt the order. According to the traditional Chinese view of energy medicine, the positive Qi - the vis vitalis - is disturbed, self-healing is impaired and the opponent in the energy cybernetic model unfolds its unfavourable to massively damaging effect: the negative Qi. Unfortunately, this negative Qi is not only present in the localised physical area, where the effects are initially called stress or interference factor and later interference source or interference field, but it can also be widely present in states of mental tension through to psychological trauma. And then there are intermediate stages or overlaps, for example with intolerances and toxins. So we need to pay close attention to this negative Qi as the actual source of interference and interference fields and, on the other hand, strengthen the positive Qi. I wish you an interesting read and every success with your patients.About the author: Frank Bahr is a specialist in general medicine. His main areas of research are Further development of ear acupuncture according to Nogier, his own meridian research with the development of the so-called energy meridian, determination of new frequencies for the diagnosis of trouble spots and for the therapy of acupuncture points, determination of the resonances of homeopathic and herbal remedies. He is the President of the German Academy for Acupuncture DAA e.V., the 1st Chairman of the European Academy for Traditional Chinese Medicine EATCM e.V., the 1st Chairman of the Medical Association for Medicine without Side Effects e.V., Visiting and Honorary Professor of Nanjing University for TCM, Honorary Professor of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Honorary President of the Austrian Society for Controlled Acupuncture and TCM, author of numerous books, scripts and teaching charts.

Ian White Australian Bush Flower Essences by Ian White The healing qualities of 12 new bush flower essences. The book contains the latest research from the use of the first 50 Bush Flower Essences, recipes for combination remedies and companion essences and repertories of physical and emotional symptoms. It deals with emotional disturbances and balancing them during pregnancy and at work, iris diagnosis, setting and achieving goals, astrology, health and essences. It is illustrated throughout and contains 25 colour photos and 12 drawings. Information: Title / Subtitle: Healing with Australian Bush Flower Essences Author: Ian White Number of pages: 352 Year: 2012 Language: German

HARMONY AND HEALTH, GRACE AND BEAUTY THROUGH THE BALANCE OF THE ELEMENTS: Taoist philosophy and the doctrine of the five elements are based on a view of the world that is aimed at recognising the connections in life and understanding their meaning. The five elements of Taoism are forces of the cosmos whose effects can be felt in all natural phenomena and in people. If the five forces are in balance, then man and nature are healthy and in harmony. An imbalance of the elements, on the other hand, manifests itself in illness and weakness. Each of the five elements manifests itself in certain organs and tissues on the one hand, and in certain feelings and intellectual and psychological functions on the other. The practical part contains mental and physical exercises to develop the elemental forces, including two exercises to activate the flow of Qi in each of the twelve organs. The doctrine of the five elements is the fundamental root of all manifestations of classical Chinese culture; not only traditional Chinese medicine is based on it, but also Feng Shui, the knowledge of harmonious and energising living, the energising physical exercises of Qi Gong and Tai Ji, the various self-defence forms of Kung Fu and the Chinese knowledge of healthy and healing nutrition. The Healing Tao is regarded as the standard work on the teachings of the five elements and has been translated into eight languages to date. Author: Achim Eckert Paperback: 160 pages

Bestseller! In naturopathic practice, dietetics is becoming increasingly important as an acute and therapeutic measure, as well as a supplement to other therapeutic methods. In the Far East, food has been an integral part of healthcare for over 4000 years. Just as many different - and sometimes contradictory - approaches and interpretations have found their way into practice over the millennia, today in a time of worldwide globalisation there is an accelerated influence and interweaving of different cultures and philosophies. This process does not stop at dietetics. After years of intensive study of German and English-language literature, from the fields of dietetics and TCM, but also from scientific sources and practical experience in the preparation of individual foods, we have become involved in this complexity. This basic list of foods primarily includes foods commonly used in the West, supplemented by individual foods with special therapeutic significance. To the qualitative effects of foods, as described in the tradition of classical Chinese medical theory, we have added various findings from modern Western nutritional science, which are primarily derived from the ingredients as well as the physiological and biochemical processes. When categorising Western pathology or symptom terms, these disease terms must be translated into a Chinese diagnosis. Depending on the aetiology of the disease, there are various Chinese diagnoses to choose from for a Western disease term. For example, headaches can be caused by Qi stagnation, Qi deficiency, phlegm or other disharmonies. Depending on the aetiology, the western symptom only appears in the corresponding effect category of the food. This means that the Western disease terms mentioned in the effect categories indicate the way in which the specific food affects the disease process. In addition to the effect categories, the functional circuit reference, the thermics and the flavours are listed for each food. The functional circuit reference provides information about the functional circuit or pathway in which the food has an effect. The thermal effect differentiates between cold, cool, neutral, warm and hot, and the range within a single temperature level can be broad. Several flavours are usually indicated, the first one mentioned is the primary one. After five years and 58 all-day working group meetings and a great deal of individual work, the SBO-TCM Dietetics working group has reached a milestone and completed the monographs of 215 foods. For the development of the food portraits, we particularly focussed on the German and English-language specialist literature, which also reviewed the Chinese primary literature on various occasions. In addition, we discussed numerous current Western naturopathic and scientific publications with regard to their information content for the classification of foods according to TCM. The food list serves as the basis for the SBO-TCM dietetic examinations. It is in no way a substitute for sound training and instruction by TCM dietetic specialists. 3rd edition, 376 pages, colour photos, incl. extensive index with 64 pages, with 2 ribbon markers, hardback. Author: Ulrike von Blarer Zalokar/Rüegg Eve/Fendrich Barbara/Kamb Petra/Haas Karin

Dr Frank Bahr and Christiane Wesemann According to Prof. Bahr, chakras are regarded as psychophysical energy centres. This is where energy transfer takes place. According to Bahr, we find so-called power centres on the vertical axis of the human body. These power centres collect the energy disturbances, change them and distribute them further. Through these points, the spiritual is transformed into the physical - just as the physical is transformed into the spiritual. Accordingly, the chakras form a kind of interconnected system, whereby each chakra influences the energy of the other chakras. If one of these chakras is out of balance or tense, this has an effect on the other chakras and also on the life energy. Conversely, releasing blockages in a chakra not only reactivates the chakra itself, but also has a positive effect on the entire chakra system. If, on the other hand, the blockage of a chakra is released and this energy centre is thus healed, this also revitalises all the other chakras. This has an effect on our entire meridian system with all its acupuncture points and the corresponding symptomatic disorders and complaints. Author: Frank R. Bahr and Christiane Wesemann Number of pages: 107 Edition: second edition Binding: Hardcover Year of publication: 2018

Frank R. Bahr and Christiane T. Wesemann Californian flowers acupuncture and flower treasures combined. Bahr / Wesemann: With a plate of Californian flowers on the ear. 2013, 169 pages, numerous. illus all flowers from Aloe Vera to Zinnia with their English, Latin and German names in alphabetical orderPlant portrait for each flowerrespective positive and negative meaningExact localisation of the reference acupuncture points on the earDosage recommendationForeword by Richard Katz and Patricia Kaminski All Californian flowers are listed with their meanings and localisation for ear acupuncture. With a chart of the Californian flowers on the ear. - With a foreword by Patricia Kaminski and Richard Katz. - "When Richard Katz, a mathematician, founded the Flower Essence Society with his wife Patricia Kaminsky in 1978, 38 Bach flowers were known and used as flower mixtures for emotional imbalances such as fear, anger or loneliness. Until the time of the hippie movement in the 1970s, almost nothing was happening in the field of flowers and people were lucky to have Bach flowers, at least thanks to Edward Bach. The flower power from San Francisco with the urge to research flowers heralded a new awareness of the diversity of different flowers from different continents, as is also reflected in the research for the Australian Living Essences." (From the foreword by Dr Christiane-Tessa Wesemann)

Dr Frank Bahr / Dr Christiane T. Wesemann Book by Frank R. Bahr and Christiane T. Wesemann Flowers from Alpine Mint Bush to Yellow Cowslip Orchid with their English and Latin names in alphabetical order Plant portrait for each flower respective positive and negative meaning Exact localisation of the reference acupuncture points on the ear Cardinal points and their Australian bush flowers Dosage recommendation Information: Title / subtitle: Australian bush flowers - ancient healing powers for people today Author: Dr Frank Bahr / Dr Christiane T. Wesemann Number of pages: 109 Year: 2014 Language: German Dr Frank Bahr is a specialist in general medicine and President of the German Academy of Acupuncture DAA e.V., 1st Chairman of the European Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine EATCM e.V., 1st Chairman of the Medical Association for Medicine without Side Effects e.V., Visiting and Honorary Professor of Nanjing University for TCM, Honorary Professor of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Honorary President of the Austrian Society for Controlled Acupuncture and TCM. He is also the author of numerous books, scripts and teaching charts. His main areas of research are: the further development of ear acupuncture according to Nogier, his own meridian research with the development of the so-called energy meridian, the determination of new frequencies for the diagnosis of trouble spots and for the therapy of acupuncture points and the determination of the resonances of homeopathic and herbal remedies.

Achim Eckert, 272 pagesThis book combines two topics that have hardly appeared in previous literature on fitness and beauty. One is the emotional significance of the individual muscles. In addition to its physiological function, each muscle also has a psychological function, which most people, including the most experienced athletes and fitness trainers, are unaware of. If you train individual muscles more than others, you therefore also have an influence on the overall shape of your personality. The differentiated presentation of the emotional functions of the individual muscles is one of the main topics of this book. In the fitness boom of the last twenty years, the emotional change that takes place when you tone your body and build up your muscles has usually received little attention or been completely overlooked. It is only in the wellness movement of recent years that physical training has been focussed not only on performance, but also on increasing the feeling of well-being and well-being. As far as I know, there is still no training method or publication that provides a differentiated understanding of which body area and which muscle strengthens or weakens which emotional and mental functions. As there is a connection between individual muscles and certain emotional areas as well as thinking habits and mental functions, fitness or physical training can be tailored to a person in such a way that it corresponds to their emotional and mental characteristics, compensates for existing weaknesses and helps to round off their personality. The book sets itself the task of presenting the individual areas of the body and their emotional function and significance in a way that is easy to understand for the training layperson. The exerciser not only learns from the book which muscles to train and how, but also which emotional and mental functions are supported and strengthened by the training. For example, a person who lacks self-confidence could change this basic feeling in a positive way through targeted training of the pectoralis major and deltoid muscles - with a strong chest and strong shoulders, it is difficult to feel downcast, depressed, pessimistic, despondent, timid and shy in the long term. This differentiated presentation of the connection between muscle development and the psyche also makes a clear statement in the direction of the classic, purely verbally orientated psychotherapy methods, which, even after years of work, often fail to transform despondency and shyness into courage and self-expression - which is simply not possible with a chicken breast. The second part of this book deals with the connection between fitness training, muscle development and posture. Any muscle that is strengthened during training has a tendency to shorten if it is not sufficiently stretched before and after training. As many more people do strength training in the gym these days than there is expert guidance, many exercisers develop one or other shortened muscle or muscle group - for example the front thigh muscles, the quadriceps muscle, or the back extensors. Shortening the two muscles mentioned in this example means fixing and strengthening an existing hollow back - or taking the first steps towards developing one. In almost every fitness centre in the world, you can see exercisers strengthening their quadriceps on the leg extension machine or by doing squats with a barbell, without realising that trained quadriceps keep the knees fully extended and the pelvis tilted forwards. The influence of the individual muscles on the overall structure of the body and in particular on poor posture such as bow legs, knock knees, hollow back and hunched back is dealt with in the second chapter of the book. The anatomical structures are explained in a way that is easy to understand, even for the layperson, so that the reader can put together a personalised training plan that enables them to avoid training the muscles that reinforce their poor posture and to focus on building up the muscles that reduce any poor posture. This leads to a selective and individualised training style, which incidentally also often saves a considerable amount of time. "TAO TRAINING" is aimed at athletes and fitness trainers as well as anyone else who trains and builds up their muscles through specific sports, targeted exercises and/or in the gym. It contains 22 photos illustrating strengthening exercises performed with equipment or dumbbells and 24 photos of stretching and strengthening exercises that do not require equipment. It also contains 30 drawings of different body shapes, for example different shapes of the shoulders or legs, and a wealth of anatomical drawings to make the training of the muscles described easy to understand and follow, even for the layperson. As Tao training and fitness are an important topic for broad sections of the population and the wellness movement of recent years has shown that training methods are once again developing more in the direction of sensitivity and personal well-being, this work attempts to make the many connections between muscles and the psyche understandable for amateurs as well as for sports teachers and fitness trainers. Author: Achim Eckert Hardback edition: 272 pages

Manfred Reininger Frequentielle Akupunktur - aus der Forschung für die Praxis by Manfred Reininger Manfred Reininger's book contains important facts from research that are directly suitable for practical application. The book has three main aims: To document that traditional knowledge and traditional ways of thinking have lost none of their relevance even today To gain insights into cybernetic processes and correlations through RAC-controlled frequent acupuncture Diagnostic and therapeutic steps are explained concisely and illustrated with practical examples Information: Title / subtitle: Frequential acupuncture - from research for practice Author: Manfred Reininger Number of pages: 303 Year: 2012 Language: German Dr Manfred Reininger is a general practitioner, Vice President of the Austrian Society for Controlled Acupuncture and TCM, lecturer at the European Academy of Acupuncture. He also holds a diploma from Nanjing University of TCM, is involved in numerous research projects on auriculomedicine and gives numerous lectures.

Pascale Anja Barmet | ISBN: 978-3-939272-62-5 Women eat differently - Chinese nutrition for the stronger sex The female body has different phases of life and therefore also different nutritional needs and requirements. In the book "Frauen essen anders - Chinesische Ernährungslehre für das starke Geschlecht", Pascale Anja Barmet shows in a clear and entertaining way how women can take control of their health by simple means without subjecting themselves to new constraints. The right nutritional questions and getting rid of bad habits are central when it comes to healthy eating or getting rid of excess pounds, as well as wanting to stop smoking or during pregnancy. However, it is not only important to get rid of bad habits, but also to firmly establish new habits. But what is good for the female body and what does it need depending on the phase? In this book, Pascale Anja Barmet provides practical tips, simple recipes and uses women's willingness to experiment to incorporate new good habits into their diet. She also reveals which herbs support this and why chocolate is a must. Information: Title / subtitle: Women eat differently - Chinese nutritional science for the stronger sex Author: Pascale Anja Barmet Publisher: Synergia Number of pages: 164 Year: 2019 Language: German ISBN: 978-3-939272-62-5 Pascale Anja Barmet is a Chinese medicine therapist, qualified SRC nutritionist, fitness trainer and specialist in Chinese nutrition. The author has been studying nutrition for 16 years, has completed in-depth training in Western and Eastern nutritional science and has also spent eight months in China.