I couldn't find a specific reference to "wan" points within any of the matsumoto materials that I have - but I'm far from a Kiiko style expert. Certainly, the points CV 10, CV 12, and CV 13 are named - Xia Wan, Zhong Wan, and Shang Wan (i.e. Lower Venter, Middle Venter, and Upper Venter) respectively. They are often used in combination or individually to treat issues in each of the respective warmers.
Kiiko does some interesting things, but I imagine the thinking behind this is to strongly influence the circulation of energy in the triple heater, or "warmer" which would theoretically be involved in RSD.
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I couldn't find a specific
I couldn't find a specific reference to "wan" points within any of the matsumoto materials that I have - but I'm far from a Kiiko style expert. Certainly, the points CV 10, CV 12, and CV 13 are named - Xia Wan, Zhong Wan, and Shang Wan (i.e. Lower Venter, Middle Venter, and Upper Venter) respectively. They are often used in combination or individually to treat issues in each of the respective warmers.
Kiiko does some interesting things, but I imagine the thinking behind this is to strongly influence the circulation of energy in the triple heater, or "warmer" which would theoretically be involved in RSD.
Chad J. Dupuis, L.Ac.
Yin Yang House Acupuncture and Wellness Center
Thank you soo much. I will
Thank you soo much. I will ask her at the Graduation ceremony from mass General Hospital course
and let you know. Your answer sounds excellemt.
Bill
Dear Chad, They are CV
Dear Chad,
They are CV 10,12 and 13 as you said. Kiko verified this to me.
Thanks,,
Bill/Misty